Muskrat37

Not sure about browser uploader, but one simple thing you can try is to go to Settings > Media. Uncheck the box that says “Organize my uploads into month- and year-based folders”. Then hit save.

Then – re-check the box and hit save.

Now go try to upload an image.

Enfold (a great theme so far)..

https://themeforest.net/item/enfold-responsive-multipurpose-theme/4519990

As of right now I can’t see a way to automatically add alt tags to images.

IMO – I don’t think you would want to “automatically” add alt tags as the alt tag for the same image could be different depending on what page / post you put it in.

Instead – I think a “bulk editor” would be the way to go.

I have emailed (about 10 minutes ago) YOAST a feature suggestion to add a media “bulk editor” that would allow us to easily change the title and alt tags on images. I have suggested that the editor could be sorted by “attached images” (those that are in posts or pages) – and “unattached images”.

If an image is “attached” – the editor could display (and allow you to change) the page title, h1, and meta description.

This would be a feature that could be included in the premium version (as I think it’s something those that are serious about SEO would pay for).

Let’s keep our fingers crossed and hope that someone at YOAST see’s my suggestion, likes it, and decides to implement it. ??

Quick and to the point – I love it. ??

Any plans to maybe add this functionality… right now, I know I could export to csv – then use mail merge feature of Word – but seems like there should be an easier way with less steps.

If not directly to a Word document with fields – what about posting the info back to a webpage with the text fields / form selections populated in the completed form?

I guess these might fall under “feature suggestions” for now.. ??

Thanks for the assistance.

Officially marking as resolved.

LOL… love it.

thanks for your help.

so – if needing to eliminate individual lines completely – would copying the entire css from the parent style.css – into your child style.css, then dequeueing the parent style.css work? Then you would essentially just be modifying the original code rather than over writing it.

I love simple solutions… but this is a simple solution to this specific situation – does anyone know of a solution to my original question about how to completely eliminate a line of css when using a child theme?

top:auto; is working!

Thanks

BTW – it’s rare that I have to completely eliminate css from the original code, so a line or 2 of php that would deal specifically with the element mentioned would work for this solution….

I just noticed that the API key keeps changing. I put one in – then when I click the tab and come back it’s different. Is that normal?

Doh!

Feeling like a dunce. Quite possible I’ve been staring at these monitors too long today! ??

Thanks for your help.

FYI – the specific DIV I have edited is the “#promoImage” div… I have removed the “padding-bottom:339px” and the “background” elements from the child theme css… you can see that the child theme is loading my css without these elements – but then right after the theme loads the parent themes css and replaces these deleted elements but leaves all the other elements that I did not touch.

It’s like wordpress is comparing the 2 – and picking from each other what is missing from the other… (that’s confusing to write). ??

That does not work…

Site is https://www.orphansafrica.org

Hey all – Think I found the solution. On another post – someone mentioned that when they removed their .htaccess file, it worked again. They specifically narrowed it down to the 301 redirect.

Long story short – check your sites URL in the DB. Mine was set (when I setup the blog) to the NON www version of the website.

I had a web.config file (ASP site, so it does not use an .htaccess file) that was set to redirect to the www version. I also had the link to the blog going to the www version

Solution: Log into your PHPmyadmin – go to the wp-options table – find the siteURL and make sure it jives with your redirects or URL links.

Hope this helps.