Steve

No Worries! ??

If your child theme is active the editor defaults to the child stylesheet (the editor shows you which theme you are in at the top) and therefore your changes should survive and update of the parent theme.

Glad I could help! ??

If you familiar with the editor in the appearance section, find the following rule on line 1026 on the style.css:

.entry-meta {
    line-height: 1.6;
    margin: 1em 0px;
    text-align: center;
}

and add to it:
display: none;
This should hide the offending post meta.

Regards,

Steve.

OK, Yes I see!

If go to the dashboard, select appearance / Theme Options / Custom CSS, add the following in the Style editor:

#colophon .site-info {
width: 100%;
}

It should adjust the footer to full width.

Regards,

Steve.

Hi Kevjon,

If you could provide a link to you site we could help you much more efficiently?

Regards,

Steve.

Hi Paul,

If you could provide a link to your site, we could help you much more efficiently?

Regards,

Steve.

Hi Owen,

For the sake of my sanity I’ve used ManageWP to clone a new version over to a live location.

It’s not a free solution so apologies to all if it’a against the rules to mention it

Regards,

Steve

No Worries ??

It’s very easy.

From the WordPress dashboard, Click on Settings then Permalinks, then all you have to do is Click on Save Changes. You don’t need to change anything.

Many times when my links don’t behave as they should I’ve done this and fixed it.

I do it automatically now.

Regards,

Whenever you move or change a wordpress site or change a url, one of the first things you should do is resave the permalinks.

Well glad you got there in the end!

OK, So you’ve changed the shortcode and it’s not affected the page. In fact the shortcode seems to have never affected the page.

This makes me wonder if the menu link actually points to the page you’ve created? In which case I would check the menu page and re-save it.
I asked earlier if you had re-saved your permalinks?

Glad I could help!

In the code you posted above for your FAQ the last line says:
add_shortcode (‘team_list’, ‘team_list_sc’); ?>

I think you need to check the FAQ shortcode you created.

The way I’ve used shortcodes, to call the code you’ve post above I would use [team_list] not [faqs].

Either you’ve posted a different shortcode above or your caling a different one or I’m still misunderstanding?

And what’s inside the [ ] shortcode for your team page?