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I manage to add the side menu on the flowmeter page, but the menu on the flowmeter page isn’t the same as the rest of the pages. The letters are turning blue instead of turning the background blue…

This is the page of the flowmeter with letters in blue
/flowmeters/

This is an example of a manifold page, with the manifold background turning blue instead of the letters.
/hydraulic-manifolds/

Would you happen to know how to turn the background blue instead of the letters?

• This reply was modified 2 years, 11 months ago by Steven Stern (sterndata).
• This reply was modified 2 years, 11 months ago by Jan Dembowski.

Thank you…

I already downloaded and activated both of those plugins.

So far what I have to do is just go to the default classic editor, type a line, save the page,.. then… go back pages, select the page I just saved and use the block editor from there… its a pain, but that is the only way I have to work with the block editor.

Thanks!

It worked. It used to be automatic. I don’t know why it wasn’t working. Maybe it has to do with the way I created the page? I recently updated a few things in WordPress, maybe new page creations will do it automatically like before.

I am trying to use the Gutenberger editor for new pages.

For some reason WordPress is not allowing me to use the Gutenberg and defaults back to a section that has a “visual” and “text” options..

This last page I had to go to Visual Composer, and then click on the Gutenberg editor to be able to work with it.

My visual composer is now cancelled, and I want to use the Gutenberg Editor, but as of right now I can’t open it to create a new page.

I woouldnt mind to delete the page and re-do it.. but how do I get the Gutenberg Editor and how do I put the menu I want on the side instead of the category section?

Thanks… that worked!

Nevermind. I added a button and I could link it to the pdf I wanted

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@catacaustic thanks!! good reading..

I am in the middle of learning php, mysql, and the wordpress setup..

I know enough about html, css, and javascript to include some codes I want in other pages..

I got some info on how to hookup an email to WordPress, but I think the links you posted will help me to finish this task..

There are a lot of things I want to do that plugins just don’t cover, or might cost tons of money for some silly thing that I am about to find out how to do it.. so… the only way is to learn to code and learn WordPress… Surely no plugin in the world will create my custom made interactive animations of a heavy machine hydraulic circuit which I just posted in my blog few weeks ago…. learning to code to do exactly what you want is important…

BTW… I can also send the actions from the form to a third party website and they will send me an email back with the form… this is a simple free solution in which I can use my custom made forms without spending any money.. still… I want to learn how to code it..

It needs fields that are required specifically for that form… also, later on I will create other dynamic forms to include or exclude fields in relation to the requirements.

Anyway… If anybody knows how to do the email connection for a form to send me emails let me know… thanks…

I have to do a bit more digging…

For now I change the text to h6 and it is something “I can live with”, but certainly no the style I was looking for.

I tried to add a link of Google fonts in one of the theme folders, and it messed up the website, so I had to remove it.

The theme also controls the entire website, and I just wanted to change the font style for that one page through an added html that I had to place for that page…

It didn’t work.

You can add CSS to center a text, but still won’t change the font style, color, size, etc… doesn’t do anything with font.

I can add style with the <style> tags directly in the html… but it isn’t responding to the font style..

For some reason I have the paid version of Yoast..

I’ll ask them not to auto renew on the paid version.

In the mean time I might need to learn some php coding to add more information..

I want to work more in pure code rather than using the plugins … that includes the page builders as well..

Ouch…

Yoast cost money… I am trying to not spend money and just code it.

Gotta be an easy way to the get to the head tag of a page just to add a couple lines of code for the meta tags..

I recently added raw html and javascript to the body of a new page because it was something that I just needed to do…. so I figure a copule head tags shouldn’t be that hard to do..

Maybe I can explore the template in the Cpanel and see if there are tags in there and add them… I so, I would need to create a new template for each new page..

I want to add them manually to the head tag of the page.

I just need to know where can I find the head section to add code to it.

Gotta be a way to work in WordPress using code instead of using plugins for adding a tag..

I got it working!!!

I added the SVG and the scripts directly with the Gutenberg editor… kinda like this..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdu6xPvgQ80

• This reply was modified 3 years, 2 months ago by Jan Dembowski.