lauras2009

Five stars it is! ??

Cheers,
Laura

Ok, well then, that’s amazing and great! Thanks for the great plugin. No need to upgrade at the moment but if the need arises, I will definitely consider it!

Laura

Yes! Great! Thank you so much. I just logged in with the client’s Dropbox info and it worked!

This brings me to another question that I know the client will ask. If his site gets hacked, then isn’t it true that there’s no guarantee that he will be able to log into WordPress to even get to the Updraft Plus page in order to Restore it? What happens then?

Thanks,
Laura

Thank you very much! That was extremely helpful.

I’m also wondering if there is a way to use the CSS to remove those little gray “category” banners? I used the Element Inspector in my browser to try to figure out how they are created, but couldn’t figure it out.

Well I gave up trying after I realized that the plugin itself pays attention whether the user is logged in or not, so it automatically hides the sub-menu items if the user isn’t logged in.

Something I ran into recently makes me think it’s worth trying to put the PHP in directly (rather than using the <?php ?> tags (if you’re using PHP)

Sorry, that’s probably not much help …

Laura S.

Holy cow, I figured it out. For anybody else who may be stuck in the same place, you need to get hold of the dynamically generated mystique css file, which is:

https://<domain>/?mystique=css

I don’t think you can get hold of this css file directly, you’ll need to open it up in a browser. (You can do this in FF or Safari.)

Find the style for the column you need to change. In my case, it was

body.fixed.col-3 #sidebar{width:350px;}

Go to the “User CSS” option in Mystique settings (at the top of the page) and just change the width as needed.

Viola!

Laura S.

Well, sort of … although I’m just piecing it together from memory at this point. I’m using “Register Plus” plugin. When you go into Settings > Register Plus, scroll down to “Custom User Email Notification” and check “Enable”. You get a bunch of new form fields. I think that the default response from the admin to the new user includes the password, which I believe is something like %password%. I never ended up using it because users got upset that their passwords were being emailed to them, so I took it out. So I’m not even 100% sure that it was there, or that that’s what it said … but at this point I think that’s the best I can do. Hope it helps!

Laura S.

No … I had the plugin … but for some reason, the_excerpt() wasn’t in my native code anywhere. (At least I couldn’t find it.) I added it, and voila, it started working.

Laura

Another update. Instead of a static .ics file, I now have the plugin configured to get the data from a url. Not like I was expecting that to really change anything, but I’m kind of dismayed, where is the supportive WP community when you need it?

Update: I put the .ics file in my root directory and configured the plugin to look there to find it … and changed the location of the [show-ics-events] from the calendar page *template* to the body of the *page* itself … but so far no luck.

Thanks,
Laura S.

Argh, I think I figured it out.

I had a trailing comma after the style selector:
input#user_login.small, input#user_pass.small, {
…
}

Once I got rid of the comma, two hours later, problem solved.