I have been trying to solve this, I have zero experience with wordpress and the codex is confusing.
My apologies for lack of code, since I don't know what is necessary to link to provide insight for this question. I have been looking through this website and the answers I have found are not applicable to woocommerce.
this is the website in question: www.cazinco.com, i am still in the proccess of building it and this problem is holding me back. As you can see none of the icons are displaying and they just show empty squares.
Does anyone know where this problem stems from and how to solve it?
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I have a Laravel site.
While I use site::http://lasermedicalbd.com/ I have got a search result like below image.
Here are lots of meta keyword with different languages those I am not using for my website.
I can't understand why and how those coming. I am worried about my website security. Is it some kind of hacking issue or malware problem?
Though I have already checked my site with two below tools for malware checking.
https://sitecheck.sucuri.net/results/lasermedicalbd.com
https://sg.godaddy.com/web-security/website-security-check/results?site=http%3A%2F%2Flasermedicalbd.com%2F
But nothing found.
Anybody Help Please? How can I remove or avoid these? Thanks in advance.
I have been googling this for the best part of yesterday without any joy, so I'm here for the last hope for an answer before I give up!
Can anyone tell me if it's possible to embed a .php page in a MediaWiki page?
I was hoping for an extension of some sort or some other type of solution - I did see a post her somewhere during my search that suggested using a hook to make an extension - but I have absolutely no idea where to even start!
Essentially the problem I'm trying to solve is that I have a .php script that spits out the results of a couple of array queries, and I would like to present this directly on a MediaWiki page. I'm not bothered how, in an inline frame I assume..
Has anyone tried anything this and made it work?
Any pointers would be very much appreciated.
Thanks
OK, as I suspected - as soon as I asked this question, I would find the answer!!
So here it is..
You need this extension:
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:IframePage
After a little fettling I was able to embed a PHP script inside an inline frame on any WikiMedia page I wanted. Genius!
Thanks to everyone who took a look, and I hope this will help someone else!
Cheers!
I'm having a bit of a weird problem. The CMS of our website was developed about 4 years ago, but the person who made it is no longer working for our company so I'm left with the management of it. So far, so good since the CMS works just fine for normal content managing. However we also happen to have a small webshop on our site and the prices and some text needs to be changed. I found the prices were listed in a MySQL table and was able to change them. However, the only text on the page is:
<h2>Zand / Grind bestellen</h2>
<p>+++grondstof:bestellen_deel1+++</p>
But the page you see as a visitor clearly lists a few options and some text. I know it's difficult for anyone without access to say what's going on, but maybe the +++ indicate it's pointing to something? I have a feeling some PHP is involved since the person made pretty much everything with it.
Despite it being far fetched I hope someone can give me some ideas on what's happening here.
I found the code that checks this on the FTP server, as it turns out it's currently not possible to manage this through the CMS.
Thanks to everyone for thinking along!
I am wondering how to achieve this effect in Wordpress... http://www.wendys.com/
My client would like to have various clickable areas that will load content at the top of the page like on Wendys.com
What would be the most logical way to do this in Wordpress? I've done some research and it seems like ajax would be the best way to go, but I've never used it whatsoever. Can anyone walk me through this?
Thanks so much!
Here is a website that has instructions to get you going. The point of stacks is to help you in a project, but not to write the code for you. This will get you going in the right direction once you have it going and you have further problems come on back and I will be happy to help.
http://jquerytools.org/demos/overlay/external.html
So hopefully you guys can help me solve this riddle as I am lost at how to fix this issue.
A couple months ago we updated our website and our blog, in doing so I copied over the database and all the old posts. However, for some reason posts older than 2+ years are having format issues. Instead of spacing correctly, the entire blog is bunched up. You can see an example below.
Example
Now looking at the post I can see that there is no html to signify paragraph breaks and it generally looks like a text document with only a couple tags in there. I have been going through by hand on these posts adding tags and the correct tags where necessary, obviously this is EXTREMELY time consuming and as there are years of old blogs that need to eventually be updated, I was looking for a way to simplify this issue.
My theory, is that there was some wordpress plugin in place on the old site (I did not manage this) that fixed the format issues and displayed the posts correctly, however somewhere down the road it got fouled up.
Does anyone have a suggestion on how to fix or maybe even speed up this process?
Thank you!
Well after a few more hours of tinkering and research I think I found a way to make the process faster. I still have to edit some of the posts manually, but at least now it appears I don't have to add those <br> tags back in.
Here is the resource I found. PS Disable Auto Formatting
And here is what I did to speed up the process. I should note it is a good idea to backup your Wordpress Database for doing this!
Download the plugin and install it.
Activate the plugin
Go the plugin option screen and UNCHECK the box titled "content formatting" basically enabling it
Go down to the batch formatting and select the date from which the older posts started and check "Allow batch formatting"
Click Batch Formatting and the plugin will format your older posts putting in <br> tags where appropriate and spacing where appropriate.
Browse to one of the edited posts and you will see it looks all jumbled and strange, thats fine dont worry!
Now head to your plugins page and DEACTIVATE the plugin. Go back to one of your posts after the plugin has been deactivated and you will see that the post is now formatted correctly!
Make any additional edits to the post(s) and hit update, and your older posts should now be fixed again.
This solution isn't perfect but it will save me time in the long run.
Thanks and good luck.