massy74

OK – let’s start from the beginning. I removed the lines so now I have the keys on the right hand site. I am doing the following:
– Click on developer tool. Two table come up on the botton.
– Right click on the keys on the right hand site of the website.
– Click on “inspect element”
– I have on the left hand side table: skebg_nav right etc….and on the right hand side one there is .skebg_nav etc…

Now which one do I need to look at in order to understand which lines I need to remove? You wrote “.” before skebg which does not appear in the left hand side table.

Hi Jon,

I am using chrome developer tool. When I analyse an element, there are 2 table, one on the left hand side and one of the right hand site. Which one do I need to look at?

You suggested to enter the following lines:

.skebg_nav.right {
    display: none !important;
}

Why did you put “.” before skebg? There is no “.” in none of the tables. There is only only skebg_nav.righ in the table on the left hand side which I assume is the one I need to look at. I made a try without “.” and it does not work therefore I assume that the “.” before skebg is very important to make it work. Please advice.

Thanks
Max

Actually there is right indeed. It is in the lines left hand side and that’s where I always need to look at. Right?

Great – I can see .skebg_nav. but there is no right. How do you know that I need to add right to the line?

Sorry – it works indeeed. Thank you so much.

Can I use the same lines to remove the keys on the right handside too?

OK – so if I understood correct, I need to add these lines to the CSS. do you mean style.css?If so, where? at the end of beginning?

Hi Jon,

Thanks for the info.

I installed a CSS Customer manager plugin and added the line you suggested. Unfortunately the “X” to hide the menu is still there. I cleared the cache.

Max

Hi Jon,

If you see on top left hand, next to the main menu, there is “X” key to hide the menu itself. I want that “X” to be removed and make the menu permanent.

Thanks
Max

Sorry – the correct url is https://www.ultimech.com/wordpress

Hi Jon,

Thank you – Is the index locked?

Max

Yes that’s what I got. At the end there is the following:
“If you already have content in your site, see when your domain name or URLs change for how to deal with references to the old URL that will remain in the database.”

Taking the url you suggested, which one of the options below do I need to read?
1) Moving a Root install to its own directory
2) Using a pre-existing subdirectory install

Thanks

I found the following:
“If you already have content in your site, see when your domain name or URLs change for how to deal with references to the old URL that will remain in the database”. I went to the pointed url and I found that I need to take either the following steps:
1.Only perform a search and replace on the wp_posts table.
2.Use the Search and Replace for WordPress Databases Script to safely change all instances. ( If you are a developer, use this option. It is a one step process as opposed to the 15-step procedure below )

What do above options mean?

I have all contents and pages. Shall I do any particular step in order not to lose anything? Do I need to do anything at the database?

OK – sorry I did not read properly. I will try and let you know.