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  • Thank you for your answer. I see that the goal is to make the usage of extra css styles as little as possible.
    Before I ask anything else please explain this:
    Requirements
    Gutenberg plugin (latest)
    WordPress 6.4+
    PHP 7.0+
    License: GPLv2 or later


    As I said I use ?Twenty Twenty-Four (tried to make a child theme as I used to do till now for any other classic themes)
    without adding any plugin to initial wordpress install.

    Do I need (is it a must do?)
    to add Gutenberg plugin (latest) manulally
    if I want to use ?Twenty Twenty-Four theme?

    I thought the Gutenberg plugin is incorporated into wordpress instalation.


    Hello,
    I have the new, updated and clean wp instalation, no aditional plugins,
    I created child theme for Twenty Twenty-Four theme,
    (the way I always use child themes)
    but styles are not working.
    This is the code in my functions.php:

    <?php
    // enqueue parent styles
    function ns_enqueue_styles() {
    wp_enqueue_style( 'parent-style', get_template_directory_uri() . '/style.css' );
    }
    add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'ns_enqueue_styles' );

    I also tried a few other sugestions I found – nothing works,
    childs theme styles are not working at all …

    What is the right way to use child theme for Twenty Twenty-Four theme,
    do I have to use functions.php and style.css in my child theme or not?
    Is there another way to implement changes ( custom php code and custom styles) that will not bo overridden with the next update of Twenty Twenty-Four theme
    ?

    Thank You

    Thread Starter sanjanova

    (@sanjanova)

    Hello,
    removing this option from database did not help,
    still have the same error:
    Fatal error:
    Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function Mpdf\iconv()
    in

    wp-content/plugins/send-pdf-for-contact-form-7/mpdf/vendor/mpdf/mpdf/src/Mpdf.php on line 13133
    Call stack:
    Mpdf\Mpdf::WriteHTML()
    wp-content/plugins/send-pdf-for-contact-form-7/views/send-pdf-admin.php:378


    can you tell me what kind of permission must folders sendpdfcf7_uploads and sendpdfcf7_uploads/tmp have,
    0755 or 0777 ?

    My wordpress and cf7 areup to date to newest version.
    Thanks

    Thread Starter sanjanova

    (@sanjanova)

    additional question:
    when you said the solution may be to “remove in wp-options table this option: wpcf7pdf_path_temp” – did you mean to remove completely that entire row from options table,
    or just the value of the option “wpcf7pdf_path_temp” ?

    Hello,
    I just want to tell you that Additional settings are not working for me either.
    In Additional setings I put:
    flamingo_email: “[my-email-field]”
    flamingo_name: “[my-name-field]”
    flamingo_subject: “[my-subject-field]”

    And those fields exist in my contact form, checked twice if there is any typing error (no error), but in the list of messages (flamingo) I still see [your-subject],
    [your-name] and [your-email]

    I am using Divi theme (elegantthemes), did not check if it works with default wordpress themes …

    So just letting you know that additional setting are not working.
    Hope this will be resolved soon.
    Except of that, plugin is great add on to cf7.

    Sanja

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by sanjanova.
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