Add the following custom CSS to the theme’s custom CSS area found in the Customizer.
First, install the Say What? plugin. After you install and activate the Say What? plugin, a new menu item will be added under the Tools admin menu named Text changes. Navigate to the Tools : Text changes admin page and click the Add New button. Enter the following settings: Original string: Email Entry Text domain: connections_contact Text context: leave this field blank Replacement string: …
When this plugin is activated with the “Skip WordPress checks” option enabled, you might receive an ERROR: No editor could be selected. message when attempting to upload a photo or logo to an Entry. If you receive this error message please add the following custom file types to the plugins settings: NOTE: This FAQ was …
When this plugin is activated, the Connections Images photo and logo no longer appear, and ERROR: Variable $img_path has not been defined. is displayed. The plugin changes are path in WordPress to be relative. Since Connections is receiving a relative path from WordPress instead of the full path as expected the image path can not …
When this plugin is activated, the Connections permalink such as categories, pagination, and enter no longer work. Reported here: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/pagination-doesnt-work-properly/ The cause seems to be the regex used in the plugin either overwrite or removes Connections permalink rewrite rules. NOTE: This FAQ was written based on Custom Permalinks for Custom Post Types 1.0.1
Add the following to the theme’s custom CSS area found in the Customizer. #cn-tile-plus .cn-entry .fn { font-size: 16px } #cn-tile-plus .cn-entry { font-size: 14px; } If you increase the font size, you will likely also need to increase the tile size. To learn how, please see this FAQ.
The cMap template was not designed to be displayed in a columnar layout, and there are display inconsistencies with the sliding content trays. However, if you are not using those features or are not concerned with the content shifting due to the sliding content tray, you can use the following CSS to force the template …
Add the following to the theme’s custom CSS area found in the Customizer. .cnbh-block { max-width: none !important; overflow: hidden; width: 100% !important; } .cnbh-block table { display: block; } .cnbh-block table thead { display: none; } .cnbh-block table tbody { display: flex; flex-wrap: wrap; max-width: 100%; } .cnbh-block table tbody tr { flex: 0 …
Install and activate the WP Upload Restriction plugin. Configure the plugin according to its documentation.
Install and activate the User Role Editor plugin. Editor the Role Capabilities each role you wish to allow Media Library access. Add the `upload_files` capability to each role. Install and activate the Code Snippets plugin. Download this zip file: code-snippet.zip Unzip the downloaded file. Import the unzipped file into the Code Snippets plugin and then …