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Yes, I’m using Read more <!–more–> tag. I’ll post in the https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/support/

Thanks Justin!

I still have not been able to come up with a solution to this. Is anyone else having this problem?

Thanks for the reply Patrick but no option there either. I added a redirect plugin that can redirect via shortcode and it works well enough for now just a glimpse of the page before the redirect, not really noticeable to most. Oddly other redirect plugins that normally give you an option to redirect at the bottom of the page/post do not show up in these special class of post. But I’m going to keep looking into options

Unfortunately that section is not an assignable menu location.

The site is in under construction and in maintenance mode at the moment by the request of the client, so no link yet. However the demo for the theme should illustrate my point.

https://weblizar.com/preview/#enigma_pro

On the front page there is a section called Portfolio. Clicking on the links in that section takes you to a generated post with extra info I don’t need on the right. I just wanted to see if someone familiar with the theme knew of a quick way to change these links to point to a specified page instead. I can accomplish it with some coding or even quicker by just redirecting the posts to the pages I want but I thought I would ask to see if anyone else had an idea or if I’m missing something in the documentation.

I just noticed after the last update all of the countries are now in a random order making it vary hard to find anything in the list. I really do not want to remove too many countries since we get international orders. Any help would be appreciated.

https://printownersbookstore.com

I tried a few things without any luck. Does anyone else have any suggestions? Maybe as part of a future upgrade from the developers?

So it seems that the list is generated when the plugin is installed and resides in the data base. Does anyone know how to change this?

Figured it out. For anyone who is not a familiar with fixing code. The solution is the order of installation. Install WordPress, then Audio Bar, then your theme. After that no more header issues. PS I did it in a new sandbox so the link above will still show the header problem if anyone wants to see it first hand.

The funny part was if you left off www. the page loaded fine but it you add www. it throws everything out of wack.