vijayrajesh

Hi,

Create functions.php in your child theme. Inside that add these code

<?php
	function call_my_class()
	{
	 wp_enqueue_style( 'child-main', get_stylesheet_directory_uri()."/child-style.css" );
	}

	add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'call_my_class',999);
?>

Then, create a file named “child-style.css” in your child theme. So, in future any style created inside child-style.css will help you override main.css styles from the child theme.

I also got similar error, The problem is in the “Tags:” section. So, note that it is not html tag. It is tagging with keywords. It seems the theme checker checks for some unwanted keywords. If it founds, it throws the error.

Just thought some one could get help from it,

Thank you,

@tzeldin88 ACF is mainly for custom fields only. But supercpt is for creating custom post types easily. Moreover, You can easily migrate Cusotm post types from one theme to another theme.

Most of the plugins does not provide such options.

And at the same time, the combination of ACF and SuperCPT is just amazing.

I use both of them,

You are welcome, ??

Thank you Zulfikar Nore ??

Hi,

I mean, when a theme is developed, It will get loaded with different posts and images. So the theme will look nicer when having them.

Generally When we install a theme, the theme demo will be without any data. So, by importing the exported xml file of theme demo, we can view the theme better and nice.

Thank you,

@esoterick You are just awesome. Thanks for the fix.

@findlay customs, Please note that custom php.ini may not be get supported by all hosts.

However, You can try. Yes, you need to create file with name php.ini

Suppose if there is already php.ini there in root of the site, just add the content that i have pasted on top,

Thank you,

Good News,

The problem is solved now.

Well, first I had added a custom php.ini with the following content in /wp-admin/ section only.

====================
upload_max_filesize = 64M
post_max_size = 64M
max_execution_time = 1400
====================

Because, the upload is happening in admin only, I added the php.ini in wp-admin folder, so any file under it can have the features of new php.ini

Later, I found that Nextgen uses ajax based uploads and the ajax refers root of the site, so i thought i should add php.ini in the root too,

I uploaded to root and great , it worked ??

I am now able to upload even 12 MB of files,

I hope it helps others too,

(One question is still in me “Then, how WordPress built in upload can manage 12 MB file uploads without php.ini”. IMO, I think Nextgen checks php.ini value before uploads, But WP built in not checks that, not sure though, this is just my thinking),

Thank you all and thank you Cais for the wonderful plugin,

Dear Cais,

Ok , I understand, I shall make myself ready with other information and get back to you,

Dear Cais,

It is a very very fresh install, No additional plugins at all. Just a fresh install with nextgen plugin.

Thank you for your real quick replies,

Dear Cais,

I am not sure whether it is a server config issue.

Because, the same 3mb file uploads very fine with internal built in Wp media upload.

Any idea please,

Suppose if i am uploading multiple files of different size , one 2mb another 3 3mb, only 2mb file gets uploaded and the 3 mb file gives error.

jquery.jscrollpane.css Check this file and see how i have used the styles.

It is possible to change the style of it. You just need some skills in CSS and graphic designs.