WPEngine_mike

The plugin author should add pagination and the ability to change how many domains display at once. You can hack the plugin a little bit inside WP by going to this URI:

/wp-admin/plugin-editor.php
or
/wp-admin/network/plugin-editor.php (if using MultiSite)

Here is the file you’d want to edit, on line 192: /wordpress-mu-domain-mapping/domain_mapping.php

Here is the line:

$rows = $wpdb->get_results( "SELECT * FROM {$wpdb->dmtable} ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 0,20" );

Notice that number 20 at the end? Set that to 100 and now you can see up to 100 domains at the same time. Just keep in mind, the more you have and the higher you put that number the slower the page will load.

I’m going to look into getting the plugin updated to be more user friendly in this regard although I don’t personally control the code itself.

Hey jlikos13,

We’d need to have a URL/Link to the site in order to have a good idea of what’s happening. It’s likely just a case of adjusting the CSS of your site. It could be the image/logo size but without seeing it it’ll be impossible to advise accordingly.

Hey there,

You may want to try restoring the site to a backup point (if you created one before you worked on the site).

Alternatively you could try to reinstall the ‘backupwordpress’ plugin. If these things don’t help you should try reaching out to the plugin authors to let them know the error that you’re getting. It is saying that a piece of code is trying to be read but cannot be found. The plugin author should be able to help and if it’s something they can alter regarding their code it would benefit them to update the plugins code to prevent other users from getting the same error.

Hey agrant31,

You’ll want to double check your wp-config.php file to make sure that the DB_* settings reflect your database name, database user and database password are correct. You’ll also want to make sure that your database table prefix in that file matches what’s actually in the database.

Without being able to look at the wp-config.php file and database it will be difficult to know the exact cause of the issue but these are the most likely reasons. Your hosting provider should be able to help if you need more hands on assistance.

Hey jonhotchkiss,

You’ll want to double check your wp-config.php file to make sure that the DB_* settings reflect your database name, database user and database password are correct. You’ll also want to make sure that your database table prefix in that file matches what’s actually in the database.

Without being able to look at the wp-config.php file and database it will be difficult to know the exact cause of the issue but these are the most likely reasons. Your hosting provider should be able to help if you need more hands on assistance.

Hey elegantfuturefashion,

It looks like you might have your home and/or site URL’s set to localhost:80

Perhaps you’re developing WordPress locally? If so, that would explain why they are set up that way.

When you import the file it reads through for URL’s to grab assets, if those assets are not publicly accessible at a valid URL then the requests will fail. When you export the file it has to be done from a live website, accessible at a valid URL. You’ll want to dump the database and import it into a live site in order to get a good working file with good URL’s. You may want to reach out to your hosting provider if you’re still having troubles.

Hey bohemianscoundrel,

You’ll want to run through this document: https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/168328?hl=en

You have to let Google know that your site is free of Malware so that it can be reindexed and will continue to show in the search index. Your site having malware is bad for it’s search rank but once you let Google know that it’s fine, the rank should come back up.

Hey guys,

Thanks everyone for your suggestions. I just resolved the same issue using the suggestion that Brandon suggested but I had to use port 443 based on 443 being the port used for https connections. Here is what I added to wp-config.php to resolve the issue:

$_SERVER['SERVER_PORT'] = 443;

If other solutions haven’t worked you might want to give this one a shot.

Hey guys just wanted to pop in here and mention that the YooThemes settings has a toggle for this so no need to back up or touch code. This screenshot should help.

Just turn that setting to ‘no’ and hit save. This is a must if your site utilizes server side caching. You will find that once this error message gets grabbed by cache it serves it to everyone, even users with newer browsers.

Hello,

You can assign a new post to a category on the right side of the post… see this screenshot:

https://screencast.com/t/D3E26owP

Hello,

To access your admin it should just be yourdomain.com/wp-admin

It really depends on how you have your site set up because it could be yourdomain.com/blog/wp-admin…

I would really recommend contacting your host for their tech support on this one as they will have full access to your account and credentials. They really should be able to walk you through this one step by step.

Hi Deyson,

I just visited that link at its really cool, when I hover over that image it pops up with a video that plays and follows my mouse as I hover. It is highly possible that the browser you are using does not support HTML5… i’m on firefox 3.6 and it works wonderfully. Search on google “which browsers support html5”. It is a relatively new version of HTML and not all browsers will work with it.

Hello,

Anytime you make changes to a CSS file you want to make sure that you clear your browsers cache and cookies. If you do this and the changes still arent updating you would want to get into your header.php file and make sure that this call is in there:

<?php
	wp_head();
?>

This is necessary as NextGenGallery will inject code into the wp_head and the page wont be able to find it if that call is not in your header. It is generally right before the closing </head> tag.

Hope this helps!
Mike@WPEngine

Hello,

In order to put a border around that form you would want to drop this into your CSS file that controls the style of this theme:

.textwidget {
border: 1px #cacaca !important;
border-style: solid;
padding: 7px;
}

You can replace the #cacaca with a 6 digit hexadecimal color code of your choice.

To give the header a specific background color you will want to drop a line of code like this into your CSS file:

.textwidget h3 {
background: #cacaca !important;
}

Hope this helps!
Mike@WPEngine

Hello,

To change the color of the header you will want to get to your CSS file.. go to this file:

/wp-content/themes/TheCorporation/style-Refined.css

find the #header rule there, you should see that it has the background rule and the color is set to #282828

You change that hexi-color code to change the header bg-color.

To change the background color of that featured slider itself you will actually have to change an image because the background color is not defined by CSS, it is controlled by the image itself.

You will want to locate this image in the FTP:

/wp-content/themes/TheCorporation/images/refined/featured-bg.jpg

transfer it onto your computer, edit it and then transfer it back to its original location, making sure that its named exactly the same.

Hope this helps!
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