Rosa Parker

Bedankt! Ik heb een kopie van 404.php aangemaakt in het child theme, want daar bestond ‘ie nog niet. In het child theme heb ik 404.php deels aangepast.

Is there a way I can change the text in the 404 message myself? (I mean technically.) I would also want it to show a Dutch text on my site.

Thank you for your help!

Yes, it’s a custom domain, https://www.degroenehuismus.nl.

I now have some additional information. I subscribed, unsubscribed and subscribed again with another email address (not at Outlook.com, but an email address that belongs to one of my domains). This time I succeeded! Apparently, it can be a flawless process, but it seems to depend on the kind of email address.

I also tried to subscribe with a Gmail email address I didn’t use before, but I didn’t receive anything at all – not even an initial confirmation email. This makes me all the more clueless.

Fixed it! I couldn’t really manage the alignment by adding a height, but I found this example of flexbox applied to WooCommerce products, and it worked for me:
https://codepen.io/ashrobbins/pen/mnoqd

Thanks, again, for mentioning!

Thank you for the clear explanation! I will experiment with it to find out what works best. I totally overlooked the difference in height.

Sorry for my late reply, but I have struggled a bit to solve this – until the whole issue got cleared up. Apparently, there was no problem with the sidebar itself in job listings. Other widgets appeared as usual. It turned out that the particular widget I’m using (a different plugin) fetches the subpages from the active page or its parent page. For custom post types, this doesn’t work. So, the fact that nothing showed up in job listings didn’t have anything to do with WP Job Manager. I was lucky to find the very same plugin for static subpages, and this works perfectly in job listings.

I changed the plugin to ‘Tab style’ and added some overriding CSS to make the tab appear as pill style. Oddly enough, ‘Tab’ has no fade issue. I think this will be sufficient for me. Thank you for the help and quick responses.

Yes, when I just checked it said ‘Version 0.8.7’.

Here are the settings:

https://new.tinygrab.com/a3918ea38bf01f2bd0cd1126dd872188ff3089a241.PNG

Now that I’m thinking about it, I remember that I used to see a fade effect (I’m not 100% sure of that memory but it’s what I think). This was before I reinstalled the plugin (last week), which I did because I accidentally edited the plugin’s original CSS. So I moved the CSS edits to my child theme’s style sheet. Ever since I reinstalled it, there hasn’t been a fade effect.

Thank you! I could change the background I wanted to target. The box-shadow still appeared, though… After an hour of scanning with the Inspect Element Tool, this turned out to be the only effective way to change it.

ul.job_listings li.job_listing,
ul.job_listings li.no_job_listings_found {
	box-shadow: none;
}

Apparently I really overlooked this earlier… Thanks for putting me on the right track. ??

Cheers,
Rosa

Hi Scott,

This is the website and concerned page:
https://ecoperate.com/opportunities/

It’s mainly about changing the background and font colour and removing the box-shadow.

Thank you for taking a look! I’m curious as to what I’m missing…

You’re right, makes much more sense. ??

I asked the Genesis people how to do it, and it turned out that it’s not possible to change it in Genesis! I could filter the output to change it, though. So apparently that’s the way…

Yep, true! It’s just that single call…
And I’m still trying to find its location. Thanks for the tip, it shouldn’t be that hard to find out, but I guess they might know there.

Yes, I would want the content block to precede the asides.

page.php, however, doesn’t contain information other than:

//* This file handles pages, but only exists for the sake of child theme forward compatibility.
genesis();

I have yet to find where I can move the classes you mentioned… I don’t get why it isn’t easier to see that.