theticus

Should be like this for version.html file content.

<strong>Created by "Prof. Name", Version 2.2</strong>

Yes thank you.

I’m loving the theme. Great quick support!!! I am pushing all my sites to this theme. Yeah!

Thanks for the reply. Sorry.. been away..

Yes finally I copied all the settings from wp-forge and applied to child and Voila!

Out of curiously, how come I have to do this (copy all the settings from main theme to child theme) All the other themes that I work with.. didn’t have to.

Thanks again for your quick response as usual. five thumbs up.. ??

Thanks Thomas,

First I had trouble seeing the changes. I had to restart the browser every time i made changes to see the correct size i want even I refreshed the screen load (F5). (assumed there must be cache in theme/WP setup??)

Now its working. For those of you who are in the same boat, here is my font size that a little smaller than default size.

h1.entry-title {
font-size: 2.0rem;
}

Thanks again Thomas.. you are a champ! ****** six stars for you. Got my reply in less than 6hrs.. beat that! ??

Hi Thomas,
Pls ignore my previous post..
Yes it works in child theme (wp-starter) All good to go.

Am closing this ticket.

God bless.
Theticus

Thanks for the quick reply.

Can I install that code in my child theme “wp-starter”??

Cheers,

Here is the exact message.

Your theme does not declare WooCommerce support – Please read our integration guide or check out our Storefront theme which is totally free to download and designed specifically for use with WooCommerce.

Hope this helps!

Thanks in advance!
Theticus

In Custom field, Activate/Enable Custom fields enable box and in #ID Field name, enter your text and select the type you want.

As you do, you will see the custom field variables populating under the box.
$form{0} – Full Name
$form{1} – Email

Then go down to result box and insert those variables. and they will show up.
i.e. Hello $form{0}

Hi, I know what @shoaib.pkteam meant. As I was having the similar issue.

On the main page, there’s a “Login” menu with the shortcode [theme-my-login] and user can login. And after logged in, that same “Login” menu text changed to “Logout” at the same location.

Now after upgraded to newer version, that “Logout” menu doesn’t show up anymore.

So what I have done was created a page called “Logout” with the shortcode [theme-my-login] and add that page in the menu list (just next to “Login” menu) and it seems to solve the missing logout menu button.

Hope this helps. Not sure its the correct way but seems to work OK.

Thanks bluedotproductions,
Appreciated your response.. I’m going through their features etc.

Have a great day!

Hi bluedotproductions,
In your first post said you found a different plugin. May I know what is it? Coz I;m having the same issue and need to get it fix ASAP.

Thanks in advance.
Theticus

Hi There,
Don’t worry about the question.
I found the solution…

I supposed to put site title name in Settings -> General

Cheers,
Theticus

Correction…

When I mouse over it, i can see its there.

I meant to say that when I mouse over to play button area, the cursor changed and link title show up to prove that the play button is there but invisible.

My previous problem was showing double track number.

Hi there,

After I put the line
<?php remove_action(‘wp_print_styles’, ‘cc_audioalbum_css’, 30); ?>
in function.php for doubling up track number, it solved the problem.

However, it came up with another problem like in this tread that i lost play/pause button, well not lost, disappeared.

When I mouse over it, i can see its there.

I followed as you suggested by using shortcode [audio] and i can see the play button came back but lost my style etc.

Then I went to .htaccess and added those two lines you mentioned but it didnt fix it.

Any suggestion? How to get that play button back?

Same site location.
https://bbcq.org/cms/online-sermons/2014-2/yac-2014/

I edited the first track with shortcode [audio] and it works so i left it there for you to look at.

Thanks in advance.