parcodeisuoni

Ciao, ok…
I answer in english so others can benefit from this thread….

Gmaps generates an iframe code to be directly copied into a web page, and this will show the map without having the possibility to control it.

with gmaps API you need to:
– include gmaps js (possibly the right way..)
– set css dimensions to map_canvas class (created from the API)
– create a div where you need it in your html structure, and give it a class “map_canvas”
– initialise the map as well as settings and controls via a custom js (in this case, inside script.js)

…sorry for my bad english…

Hi,
from the Google Maps API samples, seems quite simple to get a map…

once you enqueued the js, and set a div to show the map, you can set it up via you script.js as you need (like in the samples)

Hi Cindy,
in your portrait tablet size (480px – 768px) css, if you add `#search-2, #twitter-2 {
width: 100% !important;
}` the search input and tweeter will span vertically, if you only need to fix the search form just point only #search-2.

I don’t know if this is what you were meaning, hope it helps.

Did you read the links posted above?
What exactly is difficult for you to achieve?
Are you using a custom theme? Which is your theme name?

Did you read the links posted above?
What exactly is difficult for you to achieve?
Is the site you’re developing online, and if so, can you share a link to it?

Ok, depending on what theme you’re using, you can create a child theme firts, and then modify the way templates behave by creating yours and modifying them as you need.

if you give a link to your site this may help too.

Hi Erbe,
did you already check your category permalink?
it is

womenapproachyou.com/category/attraction-2/

all the other categories have permalinks without numbering. (breaking-news, girl-talk, fitness..)

try to refresh permalinks or check the permalink used in the “Widget admin panel: Filtering Options” of your BOF Special Recent Posts plugin.

I hope this may help you,

marcello

Hi Luis,
thanks a lot for this, helps me a lot too!!
I’m still so bad with syntax… ?? I have to study harder!!

I think if you mark this post as resolved anyhow will be easier for other to check it first,
thanks again and best to you

marcello

Hi,
looks like you’re using Nextgen plugin for your gallery, which looks exactly as showed in the plugin screenshot.

If with demo you mean the one that shows the Biznez Theme by SketchThemes demo page, could be that theme styles the default wordpress gallery, so you may try to use the gallery shortcode instead.

hope this may help you,

marcello

Ok, I see..
I think that if you want to keep this structure, you can try to close and open php tags and put your link content as straight html, otherwise inside a php string you may need to localize the text you want to translate with _e()

so the first solution should be:

} else
    {
        $nav_links = '<li class="logout">
        <a href="' . wp_logout_url( get_permalink( ) ) . '" title="Logout">'; ?>
	(<i class="icon-key"> </i> <!--:en-->Logout<!--:--><!--:es-->Cerrar<!--:-->)
	<?php '</a>';
        $nav_links = '<li class="license_area">
        ' . symbiostock_customer_area( $name ) . '
        </li>';

    }

    return $nav_links;

…not so sure if it’s the right syntax for your context, otherwise with a localized unction could be:

} else
    {
        $nav_links = '<li class="logout">
        <a href="' . wp_logout_url( get_permalink( ) ) . '" title="Logout">';
	_e( '(<i class="icon-key"> </i> Logout)</a>', 'yourtextdomain' );
        $nav_links = '<li class="license_area">
        ' . symbiostock_customer_area( $name ) . '
        </li>';

    }

    return $nav_links;

then to be translated with Poedit…
but still I’m not sure it will work straight, you may check well all those parentesis within the rest of the template code.

let me know if works either one of the two, or if you don’t mind, put your template in a pastebin so I can play a little better with it.

Where are you using the link? e.g. is it a menu voice, a button, or what?

for me worked inside a menu link, which translates properly now.

but the code <a href="' . wp_logout_url( get_permalink( ) ) . '" title="Logout">(<i class="icon-key"> </i> Logout)</a>'; seems to be inside a php line, so
if you post a more complete code, I can try to reproduce the issue to help.
Also, did you check plug version vs wordpress version?

I solved some things coupling correct versions
they are listed here

sorry if I wrote things you already knew…

Hi,
while you can try to use a plugin like this one or like this other one, I think that your gtmetrix score for you page is high enough not to worry about this issue. Really.

cheers,

Marcello

Hi,
had similar issues, I solved with this kind of syntax:
(<!–:en–>Logout<!–:–>)

try it, hope this may help

Marcello

Hi, depending which theme you’re using, you should edit or write a template to set up different loops and show them in the way you like in your homepage.

some info you can find in codex pages
The_Loop

The_Loop_in_Action

Class_Reference/WP_Query#Interacting_with_WP_Query

Class_Reference/WP_Query#Category_Parameters

If you give some details (wp version, theme, etc) as well as a link to view your site, answers can be a little more specific and may help you more.