I have Admin role but the collapsible menu (left side panel) is missing, I tried to create another admin but still no avail. I can access WP file when I type it as URL (ex http://xxx-xxx.com/wp-admin/plugins.php) Please help I'm still a newbie.
Thanks you very much!
You might want to check the functions.php file for the installed theme. Look to see if there is any PHP code that starts with the line if(is_admin()). One of these may be affecting the admin area, or a function intended for the front end may be screwing with the admin area and need if (!is_admin()) wrapped around it. Are you familiar with this sort of WordPress stuff?
NOTE: we talked through the problem in the comments, so I added the answer formally here.
(The theme's functions.php had a remove_menu() line, which was commented out to restore the admin sidebar menu.)
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As you can see from the picture, I have the site name that appears on top of my website and I want to remove it. The problem is that I can't figure out how to remove it. The variable is a text variable at the start of the body section. I went to edit the theme and I can't find that text, I tried to remove all the plugins I installed and still nothing, I can't really understand where to look to remove it.
Have you checked the header or the footer files of your active template ?
Also the overall configuration on the customizer side ?
If you already did all this, then let check the overall wordpress installation options over https://mytld.tld/wp-admin/options.php.
If you are still not successful then go to your database to consistently remove it!
Hopefully, this will help you by!
Ok, this is really strange. There is nothing in the source code as you can see with i.e. "view-source:https://damamma.net", so it's there because of a script.
Deactivate the Plugin PixelYourSite and check again.
I don't think it is caused by Wordpress itself, Elementor or the Theme.
I've got a problem. I'm currently working for a client in an Wordpress buildup with Elementor. They have a form made with GravityForms.
When I submit the form it automaticly scrolls to top. I want it to do nothing more than submit the form. So... no scrolling.
I found out I can 'easy' set it off. But it won't work over here
https://docs.gravityforms.com/disable-automatic-scroll-form-confirmation/
On some other websites I found they said 'Place it in the functions.php'.
So I did, I had no idea where specific in the fuctions.php... but It didn't work on top neither on the bottom.
Other websites told me to work in the theme files (since there is no theme because I'm using Elementor I can't find where...
The docs.gravityforms.com told me to paste it in form_display.php...
Whatever... Where ever I post the 'easy' line of code. It wont work...
Can somebody please help me out.
Where specefic do I have the place this line of code
add_filter( 'gform_confirmation_anchor', '__return_false' );
Thanks in advance!!!
functions.php is a Theme File that you cam Access From WordPress Dashboard>> Apperence>> Theme Editor >> and now look for the right panel http://prntscr.com/prb6v2
After opening the functions.php file put that line of code at the bottom of it & Save.
However, It's recommended to do such Theme file edit via child theme otherwise you will lose your edit's after next theme update.
I just created new homepage with elementor plugin on Wordpress. But when I tried to edit, I get error message. I understood that I must to add to the theme. But I don't know where in my theme Magazinews. I tried in "page.php" and "index.php", but nothing happened.
The the_content() missing doesn't really mean your theme is missing the content. Also, since you were able to edit that page before ( when you created it ) your theme obviously has the_content() there.
In this case, try disabling other plugins and see if that helps. If it does enable them one by one and you should be able to find the culprit.
If you left any information behind make sure to add it.
on my wordpress site, I have ); in the top left corner of the website, showing on all pages. it will show also on some admin pages, but not all. For instance, after updating a plugin, it will show there under the Update Plugins header.
Any idea as to which file to find this in and where it might be in there?
Disable all plugins and see if that solves the issue. If it does, enable them one at a time until the issue reoccurs. You'll have found the problematic plugin once it does.
Otherwise, the first place I'd turn attention to is your functions.php file in your active theme. You can switch to a different them and see if the problem disappears, to quickly confirm it that's the problem or not.
I've been trying to develop my own theme and in need of some help regarding adding content to the footer.
I need to add some text to the footer which could be changed via the admin panel. I know about the Advanced Custom Fields Plugin, but I would like to learn how this can be done without using it.
I've seen theme's where the footer(or other) changes can be made via Appearance > Theme Options section in the wordpress dashboard and I too would like to do the same.
I would be grateful if anyone could provide me a link or help me start with the process of doing so.
Regards,
Vinith Almeida
You can install the OptionTree plugin for WordPress. Then you can set your theme settings via the plugin, and then when you come to the footer section, you can use the ot_get_option() function to use the user value.
You can also watch this video for more help : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wS0WlHITVfc or this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J9JQJAu0X30
You can always register your own code for an option page that can contains options for your theme, but this requires deeper knowledge of the WordPress.