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Hi Jerry,
Thank you for your clarification. I made an edit to my statement, I should not have mention that.
Best Regards,
Denzel
Hi,
Sorry, I have no idea. Never used that child theme configurator plugin before.
You can refer to this article on how to create child themes. https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes
Thanks!
Denzel
Hi Jerry,
I mean the READ MORE found in page.php. You can download the latest Evolve Plus theme and try out read more tag in a page. Don’t think read more tag works in WordPress page.
I know how read more in the_content works for posts, thanks for the clarification.
I can remove my statement if it upsets you.
Thanks!
Denzel
Hi,
With reference to this thread. https://theme4press.com/support/topic/instagram-on-person-shortcode/
Sorry, we do no provide custom coding support.
Thanks!
Denzel
Hi,
In WordPress, read more tags works in WordPress Post only.
In page you can use <!--nextpage--> tag. Use it in text editor, not in Visual editor.
Then open up page.php – line 62 and find the following codes.
<?php the_content( __('READ MORE »', 'evolve' ) ); ?>
and change to the following codes.
<?php the_content( __('READ MORE »', 'evolve' ) ); wp_link_pages(); ?>
more information https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_link_pages
If you ask me why there is ‘READ MORE »’ in the_content function, I can only tell you that it was a mistake, and it does nothing.
Thanks!
Denzel
Hi,
You can use layerslider. You can add a slide and in the HTML/Video/Audio tab, you can paste your google map embed iframe code and then change the width to your required size.
Please see screenshot. http://prntscr.com/7hxeas
Here is some further information regarding this issue. http://codecanyon.net/item/layerslider-responsive-wordpress-slider-plugin-/1362246/comments?page=175#comment_4739008
Thanks!
Denzel
Hi,
Sorry to keep you waiting.
I am new to your website and does not know how it looks before the update.
Do you have a screenshot of how it should look like?
If not, could you please explain in more details what needs to be done?
Also, perhaps you can clear your web browser cache and revisit your webpage and see if it looks correct.
With reference to this screenshot. http://prntscr.com/7hxb46
Is this what you are trying to achieve?
If yes, Please use the following codes in Theme Options -> Custom CSS
#main{
background:none!;
}
Thanks!
Denzel
Hi,
Sorry for late reply. Custom CSS code is stored as a Theme Option value in WordPress database options table.
If you did not accidentally deleted it, then maybe your server timed out while saving the Theme Option values.
You can use firefox firebug extension to see if your saving process is complete.
You can also check your error logs to see if you encounter any memory limit or any type of server related error.
Sorry, I do not have a specify answer to this issue.
I suggest for your future development, you could save a copy of your custom css code in a text file using your desktop text editor, doing this will ensure that you have a safe backup.
Thanks!
Denzel
Hi,
You can refer to this documentation for setting up a static homepage.
https://theme4press.com/docs/setting-up-the-home-page/
Thanks!
Denzel
Hi,
Sorry, we do not provide third party plugin integrate support in this forum.
A lot of time will be needed to try out how this plugin works, understand it’s codes, before coming up with a solution. You will need to hire a developer to assist you.
Thanks!
Denzel