[Steven Zahm]

@ Deanna

There really no way to remove it as that is the defining feature of the template. There is a way to have them open by default though, please see this FAQ for the details.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Chris

there’s quite a few freely available plugins that can be used to backup. Also, Here’s the doc page from WordPress on how to backup. Using a plugin will likely be much easier and quicker.

https://www.google.com/#q=site:+wordpress.org%2Fplugins+backup

[Steven Zahm]

@ Chris

I replied in this post.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Chris

You need to update the template, the version you have is an older version. You can download it via your purchase history. If you do not know your login, you can reset it with the forgot password link. You user name is your email address.

The version of the template you have is a legacy style template, be sure to carefully follow the update installation instructions.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Trista

The errors *seem* to being cause by an overly paranoid webhost. Good I guess?

If you delete the three files in the paths is lists in each of the three messages, the errors should go away.

Also, here’s another support thread on the topic which has additional potential solutions.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Mark

Unless misunderstanding you… I think you might be confused on what the list_type option does.

The list_type equals the entry type. So if you set the list_type to individuals, it will only render the entries entered into Connections as Individuals. Likewise for the Organization and Family entry types.

You very likely better using the method I gave the link to which uses categories to create separate directories.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ James

Thanks for the review, truly appreciated!

That site is using two templates, cMap on the top to create a “Featured” entries section. They used the shortcode option to disable featured such as search, pagination and the category select. The entry list was limited by using the id shortcode option.

Turn show the “non-featured” entries, they used added a second Connections shortcode using the template shortcode option to use the Single Entry Card template limiting the list with the category shortcode option.

Take a look at his original post, he show the shortcode he is using on the page.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Mike

Can you clarify something? The directory home page? This is different from the front page.

On the Connections : Settings admin page there is an option for the directory home page. What is that set to?

On on the WordPress Reading settings admin page, what is the static front page set to?

I can’t really help with that query string issue. It’s unrelated and likely being added by another plugin. Maybe a Jetpack module or WP Polls.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Martin

Sorry, also, being caused by the theme. See this FAQ for a fix that fixes for just about everyone. Try the suggestion in the yellow tinted box.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Martin

This is caused by theme which globally change the box-sizing from its browser default. Unfortunately this will break the layout of anything expecting the default. I’ll actually be releasing an update to Tile Plus later today which enforces this setting within the Tile Plus template, but here’s how to fix this now…

Login to you site with FTP.
Navigate to the ../wp-content/uploads/ folder.
In that folder create a new folder named:
connections-templates
In the connections-templates folder create a folder named:
tile-plus
In tile-plus folder create a new file named:
tile-plus-custom.css
Edit that file so the contents are:

#cn-tile-plus .cn-entry {
    box-sizing: content-box;
}

Save the file.

When you refresh the page, the tiles should appear correct.

Hope that helps!

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