Rubenzella

I uploaded a 14KB zip file, password protected. When I click on it to download, a new page loads asking for the password and when I hit enter I get a blank page: no errors, no downloads starting, nothing.

I then checked the other downloads and I get the same outcome, not even network error anymore. I see action=postpass on the URL.

I created a new post, added via Gutenberg the download link to this 14KB file without password protection, tested, and worked. I added another file (3MB size), not protected, and I got network error.
I went back to the page where my larger file is (3MB), got rid of the password protection, tested, and I got network error. The other files, still protected, gave me a blank page.

I suppose it’s better to mention that to style the download button, I’m using a third-party plugin with elementor.

I set a password in the visibility option where you publish or update posts.

WP built-in password protection

The zip files range from 1 to 6MB. There should not be any problem with PHP restrictions at these sizes, as far as I know.

Hi, thanks for answering.
I admit I haven’t really explained precisely that the widgets have to be shown starting from the date given on an ACF, in this way the condition is set dynamically without the need to adjust manually.

One way I see to reach my intent is to make a math subtraction of the dates and compare the result to my condition.
The first date should be pulled from an ACF while the second should be “now”, and if the result is >= 2 days, then show content.

I hope the example helped to clarify the logic.

yes, it is fixed. Now it works as expected.
Thanks for double checking

I made the mistake to create the single template as a loop, rather than using the elementary widgets and pull post data dynamically.

I checked on a combination of different browsers and devices, yet the same result.

screenshots

In those screenshots, the URL changes but the content doesn’t.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by Rubenzella.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by Rubenzella.

It’s still there from my end.
If you open any article, it loads always the same content (the last article).

https://albertosoriani.it/blog/

If you open any article at this URL you will notice this behaviour.

Thanks a lot

It should be located inside the header.php.

Use Firefox combined with the extension firebug to locate any parts of your website.

To set a new size of your header you should adjust the width and the height in the style.css.

Anyway, all these customization have to be done on a child theme.

it was enough to change the div from class to id.
In the CSS #searchform allows me to style the content.

thank you!!

thank for your reply.

I replaced that code with this
<div class="searchform">
Text Area
</div>

but even working with CSS I couldn’t move the text from where it actually is.

I guess I did something wrong…

Trying deleting this <div id=”header”>

Paste this code `#branding #searchform {
display: none;
position: absolute;
right: 7.6%;
text-align: right;
top: 3.8em;
}`

inside style.css of the child theme.

Thank you, I worked it out.