netzmaedchen

Current version of WordPress automatically downsizes uploaded images. I think to 2560px. So this will be your largest (original) size. After that, it depends on your media settings. What will look best depends on your theme, but 2650px should be enough for any full width display.

I’m not having any problems as I said. And debug is off. But I think you should work on using code that doesn’t get marked as depreceated in one of the future updates. I just wanted to let you know.
Thanks for your reply!

I see in the last update, some of the strings were fixed. Thank you for this! But still there is the date span in the email that isn’t translated/translatable “From xxx to xxx” If THAT were fixed, too I would be so happy.

Also I would really love the possibility to add some simple HTML to the email intro. Some bold text, links, paragraphs…. because if its a longer text, it really looks like one big blob…

Great plugin!
Regards
Anja

This is a very complex task and you will have to spend a lot of time researching. I just have a few keywords you could dive into:

• Custom Post types (for the items you want to collect)
• A good search tool or filter (Relevanssi / FacetWP.. many more)
• Probably you might want to use Custom fields also (depends on context)

Just so you can dive in. There is probably not “the one” theme or plugin that does this but a well chosen collection of both. So either get ready to spend some serious time and learn some serious stuff or get ready to pay someone to do it for you ??

Good luck!!

To me, that sounds like it comes from a security plugin, maybe “All In One WP Security & Firewall”. You could try renaming the plugins directory and see if that helps.

This error usually occurs when an image is too large. This doesn’t have to be large in file size but also resolution. Please try to upload a smaller image and see if it still happens.

Hi Lucas,
sure you can add menus. But this will probably not be easy and you should have at least some understanding of HTML and PHP.
This is how I would do it (after running a backup and possibly on a stating site):
1. Create a child theme
2. Add Menu location in functions.php of your child theme
3. Add Menu location to the theme file where the header is rendered (and the place where you want it – depends much on the theme which file that is. You will have to look through the code to find it. When found, copy THAT file to the child theme directory and edit it.

You can find a pretty good explanation on WPMUDEV.

This is not trivial, so you will have to spend some time learning and testing.
Good luck

I can confirm this. There is a 404 Error when the responsive Album is selected and the query link is set to Pretty. As @bitterer said, the use of another page with the same name is NOT the issue.
Will this be taken care of? It’s an obvious and quite annoying bug.
Thanks very much!
Regards
Anja

Hi @ketanco ,
do you know the email address you used for that user? Then use the “lost password” link to have it send you a new password link.
If you don’t know that, my next step would be to go to your database, to the table wp_users (or whatever your prefix is) and edit the admin user. There you should be able to see which email address is registered for that user.

I would then change the email address to a current address, save and after that use the lost password link again and it will send you a reset password link.

Let us know how it goes.
Regards
Anja

Hi there,
Please connect to your server via ftp and rename both plugins that forced https.
Even if you forgot the names, you should be able to identify them by folder names.
Also, you should probably consider switching your site to https using search&replace in your database and not plugins.
You could follow a tutorial like this one Video tutorial

But first things first. MY first step would be the deactivation of both ssl plugins.
Please try that and get back to us so we can see if it worked.

Also: ALWAYS BACKUP!
Cheers
Anja

This usually means that the PHP User does not have permission to write files to the server. You will need to insert your FTP credentials or talk to your provider.
Regards
Anja

Hi @jaykaybee,
I can’t access your site. It wants user and password. But I can tell you this much:
You can find out which class your menu has and you will have to target to hide it by using the inspector : Video Instructions

Inside the inspector, you can also try if the code you will be using is working to hide your menu. it will be:
.yourmenuclass {visibility:hidden; display:none;}
But that will hide the menu everywhere.
To prevent that, you can use the fact that WordPress gives your homepage a body class.

So you would use something like :

body:not(.home) .yourmenuclass {
visibility:hidden;
display:none
}

I have not tested this but it should point you in the right direction.
Also think about using a child theme. But this bit of css can go into customizer (additional css).

Good luck
Anja

Great! Be sure to mark the “case” as resolved so we can check it off the list! Thanks!

Hi djwonderboy,
ok… before you upload a video, please deactivate all other plugins and try again. If it works for me and your friend, it might also be a plugin issue.
Something about YOUR Setup seems to be different.
So please deactivate all plugins except Beaver Builder and you might also want to try using a different theme.
Let us know if that did any good! Thanks!

Did it work?