mvanorshoven

found it! had to go into pages/quick edit/sidebar menu.

do I just delete the plugin and start over on the membership?
Thant, I can do.

Let me know. and thanks.

I’m having this problem and I’m using the https://premium.wpmudev.org/project/membership plugin.

I did an idiot move in testing the plug in and removed all test members so no I can’t get into the backend at all.

I have no idea how to remove the plugin from the cpanel.

Any thoughts are appreciated.

thank you! I will try that.

Hi.

I gave an example that was wordpress.com but my blog is not supported by wordpress.com
My blog is https://www.ourverdantgarden.com

Here is the response that I received from wordpress.com when I posted there:

marthavanorshoven
Member
Nov 12, 2011, 9:46 AM

I’m still a newbie and would like to use the twenty-eleven theme but I’d like to ad sponsors as shown in the showcase link below:

https://whimsywhims.wordpress.com/2011/11/11/funny-humor-life-why-i-steal-ink-pens/

Is this possible? or is another theme advised?

Martha

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Nov 12, 2011, 9:46 AM

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thank you!!!

thank you!

Ok. Well, thus far it’s all been “operator error” on my part. In going through the ftp exercise again I realized that I had NOT copied all of the template file over. It is all copied over now and it’s all working except the jpg file.

Indian Ricegrass practice
Indian Ricegrass grows in the Great Basin, the Mojave and Colorado deserts, and Chaparral of southern California. It is an important forage in these areas and has suffered greatly from overgrazing. This graceful, densely tufted bunchgrass grows to about two feet high and eventually spreading to a foot wide. The stiff blades are rolled and taper to a point. The round, dark colored seeds are a quarter inch long and round to oval shaped.
Custom Fields
Latin Name: Achnatherum hymenoides
Habitat: Array
Type: Shubs and Vines
picture: https://www.mvanpractice.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/indian_ricegrass.jpg
Medicinal Uses:

here’s the code from the notepad file:

<?php
/**
 * Sample template for displaying single native_plants posts.
 * Save this file as as single-native_plants.php in your current theme.
 *
 * This sample code was based off of the Starkers Baseline theme: https://starkerstheme.com/
 */

get_header(); ?>

<?php if ( have_posts() ) while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?>

Now… when I went to look to make sure I had the file in the correct directory, I realized that I had ftp’d this over twice. That was probably causing the error message. Dumb operator error on my part.

That said, though, all of the fields that I defined in the custom field section are not showing up.
These fields are: picture, latin_name, type, habitat, medicinal_uses. I am using the twenty-eleven theme.

Any thoughts?

hmmm. I put this code/your code in a test site:

here’s the url: https://www.mvanpractice.com/?post_type=native_plants&p=40

and I did copy all of your code.

Let me know if I’m missing something or need to give you more information. Oh, and thanks for the quick response!

Martha

Thanks Stian. I did get a mojo mail account but somehow everything got lost in the translation. I ended up using MailChimp as it has the functionality that I was looking for, I just am so new to this I didn’t know it existed before.

Thank you. I meant to say, one step install.

Is it possible to get the “links” header to not show up on the pages? please advise

all of my pages are in the dashboard but we are not able to have them show when we look at the site. The blog post is the only thing showing when you pull up the site.