PaulDoesWP

If you inspect one of the links such as “Hammersmith”, and follow back to the CSS file, it shows version 0.5, which does not exist on the server. The CSS that it SHOULD be looking at is here:
https://paulroper.com/testing_ccfm03/wp-content/themes/childofopenstrap2/style.css
…which clearly says “0.7 not 0.5” at the top.

It’s a work-in-progress at the moment:
paulroper.com/testing_ccfm03/

…but it’s not using my CSS file – it’s finding an old file from some mysterious corner of the internet somewhere. It’s certainly not on my site anywhere! I’m now in the process of re-uploading everything from my localhost to a new directory and a new MySQL database on my site to see if that helps.

I’m having exactly the same issue – I’d like an image (logo) instead of the text, but I need something to go in the <title> attribute. I don’t want the text to appear. But if I turn off ‘Display Header Text’ under Appearance > Customize, the ‘Header Background’ image disappears too. If I add an image to ‘Site Logo’, nothing happens. Where should this appear? I have extensively modified a child of the theme, and also changed some stuff in the main bootstrap.css file when I couldn’t get the child theme’s style.css to override the bootstrap.css settings, so this might be affecting the non-existence of the Site Logo image. I’d also like the image to be clickable to take the user back to the home page.

I could theoretically change the h1 tag to have color: transparent, but h1 is used extensively throughout my site.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

– Paul

UPDATE: I got around this by leaving the Site Title (in Appearance > Customize) blank, but keeping Display Header Text ON. I then edited header.php – I removed the php code from the <title> attribute and replaced it with my site’s title. Not an ideal workaround, but it did the job. It’ll be a real headache if I ever download an updated Openstrap theme….!

I’ve been once again, at the tearing-out-of-hair stage of using Duplicator. I’d created and downloaded the installer and the archive (from my localhost site), then tried to get it all working on my remote server, without success. I couldn’t for the life of me remember what the hidden, secret, undocumented step was, but then it dawned on me…
UPLOAD THE INSTALLER.PHP AND ARCHIVE TO MY WEBSITE!
It would be a great help if this completely crucial step was included in the Duplicator user guide. Obviously the location where the installer/archive need to be will vary upon one’s situation, but not even mentioning that the location of these files is vitally important is a glaring omission.

But, once again, thanks for making such a wonderful plugin. As I’ve said previously, I’d wasted many hours attempting to move my site manually without success, before discovering The Right (Only) Way to Move Your Site with your plugin.

– Paul

Thank you!

And thanks once again for producing such a great plugin.

Aha! Found it! #bodychild’s background was the thing.

– Paul