If you want to force your entire website to go through https, you can add these rules to your .htaccess file:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} 80
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://yourdomain.com/$1 [R,L]
from Siteground tutorial at https://www.siteground.com/kb/how-to-force-ssl-with-htaccess/
Will Ackerman, founder of Windham Hill Records, and producer of many fine recordings at his Imaginary Road Studios, is producing concerts with his recording artists. The Gathering Concerts website serves as a calendar for the project, with artist profiles that can be displayed in a directory, or on a page for each concert. Using custom fields and tags, the artist profiles are easy to create and display consistently. The Event Calendar plugin provides an easy interface for entering the other details of each concert in the series.
This from a yoo_theme support thread:
Step 1: Make a copy of the file below:
/yoo_theme_wp/warp/systems/wordpress/layouts/_post.php
create the /styles/STYLE-NAME/layouts directory, copy the file in there and start adding your own PHP code. Placing the <!–more–> will always show the text link for more content as well as serve as a way to identify where the post content should be cut off on archive / search pages. If you place the <!–more–> tag at the end of the post content, the text link for more content will still display.
In addition to Bruce’s suggestion, I’d use the following line instead:
<div class="content clearfix"><?php the_content(__('Continue Reading', 'warp')); ?></div>This will preserve your theme translations via the theme provided PO file.
Also, remember to remove or comment out the line below:
<a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>" title="<?php the_title_attribute(); ?>"><?php _e('Continue Reading', 'warp'); ?></a>This happened today when trying to view the front end of a site.
1. I tried to access the wp-admin.
2. A message came up saying one or more tables needed to be repaired.
3. I followed instructions for adding define(‘WP_ALLOW_REPAIR’, true); to the config.php file.
4. I tried again to load wp-admin and was offered the choice to have it attempt database repair.
5. It failed.
6. I went to phpMyAdmin and selected the wp_options table and initiated repair.
7. Happy Ending. All is well again.
Posted to the yoothemes support forum:
Note to self: this came up in working on the new WordPress site for takingrootfilm.com. Will apply to froggybottomguitars.com, too as I use widgetkit2 there as well. I hope they reply!
I have successfully used the original Widgetkit, but on a new site decided to use Widgetkit2. There’s a lot to like now that it has galleries as well as slideshows.
BUT… When I display images in a gallery, enable Lightbox, the buttons to advance to the next image are not available on the ipad.
Apparently you decided they should only be displayed when the target area is hovered — but how can we hover on a touch device?
I have “solved” the issue by changing theme.css (in my styles folder) ~ line 8245 from display: none to display: block. This makes the navigation obvious to all, whether on a touch device or not.
I also had to disable line 7589 .uk-touch uk-hidden-touch {display:none;}
I will follow up with a layout override to remove this class from the .uk-slidenav and then be able to re-enable that line.
But WHY would you set this to hide the navigation on a touch device? Is there an alternative navigation method ipad users are supposed to use?
UPDATE: To remove the class of “uk-hidden-touch” from the lightbox navigation buttons I had to modify this file:
widgetkit/vendor/assets/uikit/js/component/lightbox.min.js
I don’t think it’s possible to do this as a template override, so I may have to do this again if I update the plugin.
Was there a better way?
I’ve been working on a series of training videos for OSTraining.com
Introduction to CSS
Styling Text with CSS
next up:
Layout with CSS and
Pure CSS Navigation
Cattail Music: Scott Ainslie : a musician’s website with calendar, lyrics, reviews, mp3 download, cd and video sales and articles on the history of the blues. Continue Reading
Barb Ackemann, of IrisLines.com created this blog to be a place to record solutions she finds in her web development work. While the title of the blog started out as “Joomla Solutions”, there are posts on html, css, Internet Explorer bugs, Joomla!, Word Press or other web-related languages, programs or tools.
The focus is on recording the solutions she finds or develops, NOT on sharing or posting un-solved mysteries, issues or problems, but the original problem will be summarized to provide context for the solutions.
The blog posts have been migrated from Joomla (with MyBlog extension) into a new WordPress site. Tags will have to be re-entered to facilitate searching.
In the profile -> general tab, you can change the ‘image swap method’ to no hash in url.
Thanks, Matt!
This is round 3 for AmidonMusic.com. We updated to Joomla! 3 so that we could take advantage of tagging items in their Online Choral Music Store. Continue Reading