Hi. I apologize for the considerable delay in answering.

1. You are correct; this is not optimal. I don’t have a way to make it easier. Let me think about it, and I’ll try to come up with a way.
2. Two icons are shown: a link and a magnifying glass. I find this sufficient. Don’t you think so?
3. No, they aren’t. We will consider adding them in the next update.

Hello. It seems that there is a large gap between the versions, but in reality, it isn’t so. We had some internal reasons for doing it this way. We will correct the versioning in the next theme update.

Hi,
Please allow me to offer some insights into your code. I see some things that might cause it to work differently than you expect.

First, the full version of the code how I suggest to implement it:
function redirect_to_welcome_page() {
if ( (is_page(‘welcome’) || is_page(‘contact’) || is_page(‘about_us’) || is_page(‘login’) || is_page(‘register’)) && !is_user_logged_in() ) {
wp_redirect(home_url(), 302);
exit();
}
}
add_action(‘init’, ‘redirect_to_welcome_page’);

The differences:
1. Your if() statement has a precedence issue. && has a higher precedence than ||, so your code works like this:
—
if ( is_page(‘welcome’) || is_page(‘contact’) || is_page(‘about_us’) || is_page(‘login’) || (is_page(‘register’) && !is_user_logged_in()))
—
And I don’t think that it is what you wanted. Hence the correction.
2. After the if() statement you put a semicolon. So, you conclude its execution without having it do anything if the statement is true.
3. the wp_redirect() function expects the redirect number as integer, so I removed the single quotes.

That’s it, I hope it helps you.

Hello. Sorry for the issues you are experiencing. I will explain: version 2.9.1, rolled out on 11.12.2018, introduced some breaking changes. The theme was completely rewritten, and a mechanism was established to help clients migrate to the new version. But now, 5.5 years later, this mechanism is not compatible anymore and doesn’t do its job. This update is technically as if you (almost) moved to another theme. We cannot assist you with the issues. The only thing you can do is restore your backup, create a staging environment, update the website there and rebuild everything that needs to be rebuilt. And then roll the new websites out. I’m afraid there’s no other way. Always updating the themes when a new version is out is important. This is how these situations can be avoided.

Hello. I’m sorry to hear that you are experiencing difficulties. Please send me private message access to your admin area by ticking the box “Set as a private reply”. FTP access would also be helpful. Thanks.