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just sent. thanks.

Good. Glad you got it sorted.

In case anyone is reading this, here’s how I got it working…
had to be called in header:

add_action('get_header','os_change_genesis_sidebar');
function os_change_genesis_sidebar() {
        remove_action( 'genesis_sidebar', 'ss_do_sidebar' ); //special remove hook for when genesis simple sidebars plugin is active
    }

This is similar to this thread here.

Tablepress author suggests not using tablepress in favor of a standard table with some jquery.

Check the last post in that thread about datatables.net.

If you can post a little more info perhaps i can point you in the right direction.
Is there a particular look you are trying to achieve? Are you working with or having trouble with a specific theme?

I use (and love) a product called ServerPress.
run a backup of your site and import it into serverpress and it will install an exact copy o your site locally.
Develop and re-design as you see fit.
Then, when you’re ready, you install the serverpress plugin on your live site and deploy your local site to it. It will overwrite the live site with the dev site.
It handles all the database updates automatically.
Good luck!

Also, if copyright or licensing can’t easily or immediately be discerned, try sending the theme owner a quick note with your question about reuse. I’ve done this with graphics, images, themes, and other item for which I could not immediately tell copyright.
Good luck!

Workwithleads,
that gray line is put there a border element in css attached to the footer#colophon element.

You can remove it by editing css.

Try this:

footer#colophon {
border: none;
}

Several ways to do that:
You can put this into the editor inside your theme. Click APPEARANCE > EDITOR.
Then on the right side of the page you’ll see the heading STYLES.
Under that you’ll see style.css as a filename.
Click on that.

It will load the style sheet into the editor in the main section of your page now.
You’ll want to place that code listed above toward the bottom of the file. Definitely below the code that looks like this:

#colophon {
margin: 10px 0;
border-top: 1px solid #d6d6d6;
padding: 10px 0;
position: relative;
}

The problem with method is that if the theme developer issues an update that change you made will be overwritten.

A better method would be to install the Jetpack plugin. That comes with a custom CSS editor that is theme agnostic.

Install and activate that plugin and then place the code first mentioned in this post into the custom css field in Jetpack. That should get you all taken care of.

If you need help installing jetpack, or adding that css you can checkout this link:
https://jetpack.me/support/custom-css/.

Good luck!

In response to flamenco’s post. I was able to get it working with this code. I had to change the priority and location of the action hook.

add_action('get_header','os_change_genesis_sidebar', 11);  //11 used as priority to match woo connect genesis integration
function os_change_genesis_sidebar() {
	remove_action( 'genesis_sidebar', 'gencwooc_ss_do_sidebar' );	//special remove hook for when genesis simple sidebars & Genesis Woo Connect plugin is active
    }

You’ll see the woo connect genesis plugin file for genesis-simple-sidebars.php in the sp-plugins-integration folder. First few lines deals with the integration/

Mike,

I’m working on implementing this in a site that already has gravity forms and I’d love to get this to work as well.

In your wiki/docs you list the code change as

global $job_manager;

remove_action( 'job_manager_application_details_email', array( $job_manager->post_types, 'application_details_email' ) );
add_action( 'job_manager_application_details_email', 'output_job_application_ninjaform' );

function output_job_application_ninjaform() {
    echo do_shortcode( sprintf( '[ninja_forms_display_form id="%s"]', get_option( 'job_manager_job_apply' ) ) );
}

When using gravity forms, is it as simple as putting the standard gravity form shortcode in there: for example:

[gravityform id="1" name="job-apply" title="false" description="false"]

Thanks.

Thanks.

oops. sorry, forgot to resolve tick.
thanks again.

Tobias,

that did the trick. Thanks. Appreciate the quick response.

Cool, thanks.

James’ initial code is fine.

Woo uses an action hook in the content-single-product.php file, which you can find in this path:
wp-content>>plugins>>woocommerce>>templates>>content-single-product.php.
You’ll notice around line 61 the section dealing with after single product summary, to which woocommerce_output_related_products is hooked.
Removing that hook is the correct (and easy) way to get rid of those related products.

Note:
For those who had issues with the code. Dont edit that template file directly. the code below should go in your own functions.php file. Some times when you copy from the web and place into your code, depending on which editor you use, it can reformat quotes.
make sure the code is exactly as it’s shown here, and dont forget the trailing semi-colon.

/* Disable Related products on single product pages */
remove_action( 'woocommerce_after_single_product_summary', 'woocommerce_output_related_products',20);