notphotomatt

Have the same problem with text too. Trying to avoid using the CSS customization as I know there has to be an easier way.

Problem:
I made the following change:

Main content wrapper background: Gray

Post and pages content background: White (This is the default) However, all the posts are showing up gray based on MAIN CONTENT WRAPPER BACKGROUND. Instead of white boxes surrounded by gray.

Also where do we change the font? Thought there was an easy way to do it without having to customize the CSS under “Additional CSS”. Thanks.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by notphotomatt.

I couldn’t even access WordPress admin. The problem has since been solved. My host updated PHP from 5.4 to 5.6 and that solved it.

This was the error I got.

Fatal error: Can’t use function return value in write context in /home/t1000o5/public_html/wp-content/themes/graphene/admin/customizer/options-import.php on line 155

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by notphotomatt.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by notphotomatt.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by notphotomatt.

OMG. Sometimes simple does the trick … and we don’t think about it. <Kicking myself> I simply turned off Jetpack. Saw no error. Turned it back on. Still no error. Weird! Thank you!!

Just finished building it. It looks great. One annoyance… the : in Position: Officer: Email: and in the position types. I looked at the plugin and couldn’t figure out where to pull it out. Plus colons are dangerous because they can be part of the code.

I don’t know how hard it is to add a form in the admin to select the color of the table, font, backgrounds. When I am longer the webmaster of the PTA site, the next person will most likely not know CSS. So I try to make it as easy as possible to update the site without touching CSS.

I am working on using this on a PTA website. Someone suggested instead of “Email” column, link the names instead for email. I responded that from a usability perspective, people may expect a bio or something about that person rather than an email. So what about an email icon by the name?

Might have an option to add phone numbers (can use description for this, though).

i am trying to change my blog’s main page to

<?php
the_content();
// the_excerpt();
?>

But when I do that (right now it’s on excerpt), the formatting is horrendous. Paragraphs mesh together, bullets have too much space, etc. It’s an unreadable mess.

Is there some way to keep the formatting the same as it does with individual posts?

Thanks for the peace of mind and explaining the discrepancy in the numbers, Otto.

Can it really optimize by more than twice the size? It went from 50 to 17megs. I did have a db upgrade during the upgrade process.

Well, I have 2,693 published entries and 23 drafts, so it doesn’t quite add up to 3000. But I confirmed the first and last posts are in the file — what could account for the discrepancy? Thanks for being responsive, Michael.

Would this be it?

VALUES(3025, 1, ‘2008-06-23 09:12:12’, ‘2008-06-23 14:12:12’, ‘

Does that mean I have 3025 posts total combining published and draft?

I did export the file as sql and have opened it in a text editor. Considering it’s a lot of data, what do I look for?

I’m a db dunce. How do I look at the file?

I can’t honestly remember how many posts I had before the upgrade, otherwise that’d be a good way to figure it out. I think I emptied the akismet spam, too — but I doubt it would make that huge of a difference.

That didn’t work for me. Mine has always been localhost and still is, but I changed it to 127.0.0.1, but it didn’t work. Never had this problem before and I have been using WP since before v2.0. Now my whole site is down. I even tried creating a new db password.