Nilesh Shiragave

@vladytimy Yes it is not a WordPress website. It is created using Shopify.
This topic is not related to WordPress.

Hi

It is called one page website’s.

You can find free themes in below articles.

https://blog.hubspot.com/website/best-one-page-wordpress-theme
https://www.wpbeginner.com/showcase/21-best-one-page-wordpress-themes/

Your website loads fine for me.
Here are the results
https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpcfanatics.pk%2F&tab=mobile

https://gtmetrix.com/reports/pcfanatics.pk/hfpDM3JI/

Hope this helps,
Kind regards.

Thanks for using ?? Share it with your friends ??

Open your websites wp-config.php file and search for

define(wp_debug,FALSE); just change “FALSE” with “true” to enable error logging. After that you can see errors which are causing your website to show nothing.

Great you solved that… Otherwise you have to check errors which are caused by that ‘expert’ plugin..

to enable error display you have to enable wp_debug from wp-config.php file.

You have to add that code inside your current active theme’s page.php file, at the location where you want to place that slider. not inside functions.php file.


<?php
if(is_page('original'))
{
if(function_exists('wp_content_slider')) { wp_content_slider(); }
}
?>


Do you have
<?php wp_head(); ?> function called inside your themes header.php ?

If not then add that just above closing head tag like

<?php wp_head(); ?>
</head>

Do you have any cache plugin installed? If yes then clear cache.

Some CSS validation issues are solved in 1.2 version.
In next version i will add that sub menu fix. with some more style options.

I am having same issue. all the website hosted on my hosting account are infected by same iframe code. I changed my cpanel and FTP passwords also removed code from all the websites which are infected. But after some time all index.php files get infected.

Only index.php file in root folder get infected for all wordpress installation.

Do you find any solution for your problem?

Issue is solved now download plugin files again.

Make sure your theme have:
<?php wp_footer();?>
just before the closing body tag, usually this would be done in the “footer.php”.

Also Make sure your theme have
<?php wp_head(); ?>

inside the head tags, usually this would be done in the “header.php”. Both of these functions are needed for most plugins to work because like ours, many plugins add javascript and html codes using these two functions.

Thanks for this solution I will definitely consider this solution in my future release

Yes it works with latest wordpress 3.1.2