Ramesh (thecodeisclear)

Hi,

Sorry, I think I was not clear where to make the change. You need to make the change in the same file which you pasted in reply#4

What I have suggested is to modify the theme function that creates the post thumbnail to return nothing when it is called from the home page. Please don’t make any changes to any other files where the function is being called from (For e.g. <?php echo mamontov_post_thumb($post->ID); ?>)

Cheers,
Ramesh

Hi,

The text appears just on the home page and nowhere else, do you have a custom home page? In your theme folder do you have a file called home.php? I suspect this could be due to a text wrongly pasted in a file.

If you have a text editor like notepad++, find for text “Adoptiveparents.ca” in the entire theme folder. I think you should find the issue.

Regards,
Ramesh

I am not against helping fix issues/make changes in commercial products, but without access to the code, I might end up barking up the wrong tree (just like I did here).

However, the function you identified mamontov_post_thumb is right on spot. Here is a quick fix: Add these line at the start of the function (right after the line function mamontov_post_thumb...)

if (is_home() || is_front_page()) {
	return null;
}

Basically, at the start of the function, you check if it is the home or front page and you return an empty value.

I think using tags is the best way for you to go ahead. Can you post a link to your site (or) let me know if you have a separate home page (as per your theme)?

The way I think this can be done is to clone your home page (home.php – ideally) into a new file tag.php and modify the loop in a way to pick up only the particular tag (I believe this can be achieved by looking at archive.php)

PS: A lot of this is just at the top of my mind. Haven’t really analyzed it through and through.

Since it is a commercial theme, I will not be able to tell you the exact code that needs to be modified, but I can hopefully give you the right hints

• Open content.php and search for the function get_the_post_thumbnail
• Add an if around it to check if it is the home page. Something like this <?php if(!is_home() && !is_front_page()) get_the_post_thumbnail(); ?>

Hope this helps.

You will need to raise this at the wordpress.com support pages – https://en.forums.wordpress.com/

Yes, that’s right.

Hi,

The first font to be picked up is Cardo, which is a serif font (https://www.google.com/fonts/specimen/Cardo). You will need to make more changes to get this to work

(1) From Google fonts, find a replacement sans serif font. E.g: https://www.google.com/fonts/specimen/Roboto
(2) Include this link
<link href='https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Roboto' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'> just below
<link href='https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Cardo' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'>
(3) Update the style.css
.testimonial-item p {color: #ffffff; margin-bottom:5px; font-family: 'Roboto', sans-serif; font-size:1.3em;}

PS: I see you are already using a child theme, hence I have not suggested to create one.

Hi,
Do you have access to the WP database?

If yes, go to the table wp-options and change the rows siteurl and home to https://www_hotelspa_nl.017.bho.nu/wordpress/

More details from the codex (has some methods to update these options without using the Database)

Hope this works out.
– Ramesh

Hi,

Go to theme options and in the option “Blog Category”, choose the category where all your blog posts belong to. Save options and go back to your blog. You will see the date at the bottom of each blog post that belongs to the category you need.

Alternately, if you your blog posts are in multiple categories, you will need to make the following changes in the child theme single.php file

Find in_category( $blog_ID ) and comment as follows
<?php //if( in_category( $blog_ID ) ) { ?>

The corresponding end } should be commented as below

</p>
<hr class="dotted" />
<?php //} This is the commented line. Above lines for reference?>

Maybe a plugin such as this would help? It helps you setup different lists and users can pull up their lists.

Could you tell me more about what kind of user data you wish to store in the database?

Who is your webhost? Do you have access to the cPanel?

Did you check your spam folder? You will also need to check your server settings for mails. Did you speak with your webhost about this?

Sorry, the theme you have mentioned is a paid theme and we do not have access to it. You will be able to get support from their Woothemes Helpdesk

I agree that the issue is quite interesting. Did you create a Sitemap (using a plugin/manually) for Google and submit it via GWT? That should help Google Index your site properly.

Also have a look at robots.txt to see if there are explicit instructions for Bots to keep away.