I just purchased cornerstone page builder which is a drag and drop website builder. The problem I have right now is that it works as a wordpress plugin making me access it through the wordpress admin panel.
Is there a way for me to remove everything "wordpress related" to basically hide everything that has to do with wordpress and just let me access the plugin without signing in to wordpress, maybe using my own log in function?
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I have a wordpress site, it works with nginx, I am moving the front end to laravel but still using the wordpress admin. I am making this change little by little and at this moment I would only want the home to load laravel and the rest remains Wordpress, is this possible? is there any way?
I'm trying to add pages made in laravel to the wordpress site
Hi we have a problem with displaying the wordpress admin bar.
The site is a marketplace developed using woocommerce + wcfm plugin. As graphic theme there is Divi builder.
On the WCFM vendor store page of the shop, the wordpress admin bar is not displayed, even though I'm logged in as admin user. It only happens on that specific page.
We've tried commenting out all the custom bar code and the problem doesn't go away.
An example of store vendor page: https://demo.viviladmc.com/store/caffe-martini
Whith Divi/WCFM enabled in the page there are no
Whith on of Divi/WCFM disabled in the page there are correctly
We have already checked:
Functions.php of divi contain the
No JS errors in the console
No significant error in the wordpress log (DEBUG=TRUE in wp-config.php)
Uninstalling the theme or WCFM solves the problem, it is probably an incompatibility between these plugins. Has anyone had the same problem and managed to fix it?
I'm developing the custom plugin to customize the WordPress login screen using the WordPress customizer. The plugins worked great on simple WordPress but didn't work on WordPress multisite. The problem is whenever I try to access wp-login.php through customizer it redirects to dashboard admin-panel. I googled the problem but didn't find any solution.
Here are the screenshots.
Simple WordPress:
MultiSite WordPress
Looking forward for your suggestions. Thanks
I am creating a Custom Divi Module through a plugin. Our plugin adds a custom settings panel of its own, and then our Divi module utilizes some of the options/settings available in our settings to more quickly build and manage PayPal buttons through Divi.
For example, in our settings you can set up PayPal account ID(s), and then choose the account you want to use when adding a new PayPal button through the Divi module. This is working great, however, when I then update the PayPal account ID value through our plugin settings, it does not take affect unless I go back to that specific module and re-save it. Of course, that's exactly what we're trying to avoid doing.
Is there any way we can force the Divi modules related to our plugin to update? Is this happening because of cache or localstorage maybe..??
Check Video about the Issue in Below Link
https://www.screencast.com/t/9mTDFz1jhbKK
Any information on this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
I'm building a Wordpress site for a friend, and she asked me to "put the old site back up" while I'm working on the WP site. The old site lives in a /verb subfolder, so I put a PHP redirect in the domain/index.php page to the domain/verb folder.
Now, when I go to work on the WP site, it just redirects to the old site. Is there a better way to do this? I need a way to develop the WP site while visitors are sent to the old site.
Note: Her site is on godaddy, which means I didn't install WP myself and can't really move the WP installation to a sandbox area while I'm working on it. Is there an .htaccess trick I could be doing, maybe?
It's been a while but I'm pretty sure i've used a plugin before that allowed me (when logged in as an admin in WP) to view the site using a different theme than the one the rest of the world is seeing.
You could copy the active theme and change the name, making your alterations on the new theme while leaving the currently active theme untouched.
This would only work if you were re-skinning the site and not modifying any of the database content.
A quick google search came up with this plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/theme-test-drive/, but there may be others out there...