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Hey,
we have the same issue.
our error message says “Access code Can’t be blank” and it just won’t save it.

The debug mode shows an error of “Auth, Invalid OAuth2 access token” but we’re copy/pasting the exact code we are being given…

quick question…

where do we place this code??

we have this exact problem, but only with ONE post.

It seems as though this plugin works for previous posts, but not any longer.

Thanks,

great to know it might just be our connection.

thanks guys!

https://beginnersguidetorunning.com/first-3mi/ there are many buttons, and this is just one of many, but they are all super slow.

You want to make a course website similar to skillshare and/or udemy?

I’m sure you are aware that this is probably a $100,000 job (at least) if it’s done properly. But if you are adamant you want to go ahead with this, the best thing for you to do would be to do a Google search for:

“how to build a wordpress site like udemy”

There are certain plugins/themes that you can use, but it generally takes quite a bit of coding knowledge to make this type of website functional.

ask your web host to blacklist that specific ip address from visiting your website

I believe this is due to you setting these specific blocks on your page builder to hide on mobile/tablet.
It looks like you are using Themify Builder to create the site, so there will be a setting on this builder somewhere to show/hide specific pieces of content on mobile devices

this should be able to be sorted with some simple css, but it’s near impossible to tell you what the exact css will be without access to your dashboard, as it depends on your theme and what is showing when in “live preview”

if you mean the gap above/below the images on your blog feed then add the following to your style.css sheet, under the .clearfix class:

margin-bottom:10%;

Hi Chuck.
If I have understood correctly, you want a landing page with no navigation menus, and you want the puzzle menu on the page.

You want to find out how to create a blank landing page on WordPress?

If this is correct…

you can duplicate the “single.php” page template and rename it as “home.php”.
Once renamed, you can remove all references to headers, navigation, footers, comments, sidebars etc.

Then when creating the page, there should be a new “home” option under page templates. Select this and then add the code for the puzzle menu into the page as per normal.

The following only applies if you want to always end a copy to the person submitting the form.

Most contact form plugins have this functionality built in.

For example, Caldera forms (and Contact forms 7) allow you to send the submitted form to any address of your choosing.

The way we have set this up in the past is to add the website owners email address as the cc’d address, with the submitted email address in the “To” box (usually done by adding a {email_address} tag – but does differ between plugins).

We then put the following message in the email:

Thank you for contacting [business]

We have received your message and will look to respond as soon as possible.

Please find below a copy of the details you submitted.

The exact same email is sent to both the business and the customer, but the customer is non the wiser.

I have just checked foe you and my end shows a menu option titled “Clients Only portal”, which doesn’t match either of the options you suggested above.

I know you have mentioned caching, but have you tried viewing across different browsers/clearing browser cache etc.?

Also, if you use cloudflare, it pays to go into the caching settings and turn on development mode, as this stops any caching whatsoever.

It can be super frustrating, but it’s most likely one of those things that just takes a little while to tick over.

Categorize all of your non-archived articles as “news” (along with any other category you want to give them) and then make the “news” category your main blog feed.

Anything that doesn’t have this category will not show up in your blog feed, but is still searchable on the website.

Not sure if this has been fixed yet, but it could be something as simple as your website being hacked and the person who is posting simply has administrator access without your knowledge.

changing your username/password and deleting the old one (and of course beefing up website security) would fix the problem in this case.

I know you’re looking for a way to completely remove these categories from showing up, but a way to remove the information under these categories is to add the following css in the header.php template:

.editor-post-title .editor-post-permalink {display: none;}
.edit-post-post-link__link {display: none;}
.edit-post-post-link__preview-label {display: none;}
.editor-post-link {display: none;}

unfortunately, using css will not allow for specific categories to be removed as they are all using the same div class.
If you can’t find any other solution, this might be something to put in place in the mean time?