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In reply to: Neo Slider on Posts Page

#46574

After creating the child theme for Neo, add the following code in the child theme’s functions.php file:

/**

* Hook the slider to be displayed

*/

function gmneochild_display_slider(){

global $gmneo_settings;

if ( ! $gmneo_settings['slider_disable'] && is_home() && ! is_front_page() ) gmneo_slider();

}

add_action( 'gmneo_main_top', 'gmneochild_display_slider' );

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In reply to: cache plugins difficulties

#46552

Quote:

However, when I load the site I get garbage characters and no image in the content areas. If I reload the page it looks normal, but if I clear cache and try again the page looks scrambled again except the headers.

Did you have the Minify feature turned on for W3TC? Configuration error for that feature might cause the issue that you’re describing.

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In reply to: Lack of ad displays near the bottom of posts

#46527

Hi Marc,

I’ve replied you via email on this issue, but I’m just adding the response here in case anyone encounters the same issue. This is basically a conflict between the script for the slide-out menu feature and Media.Net ad code.

We’ll be updating the script used for the slide-out menu in the next theme update to resolve the conflict. Meanwhile, as an interim solution, simply disabling the slide-out menu will allow the ad code to function.

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In reply to: Infinite scroll

#46539

To adjust the top bar width, add the following CSS code in your child theme’s style.css:

@media (max-width: 767px) {

.navbar {

width: 90%;

margin-left: 5%;

}

}

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In reply to: Infinite scroll

#46537

It appears that you have the following code in your child theme’s style.css file:

.footer-inverse {

background: #181e1f;

color: #76797f;

position: absolute;

left: 0px;

right: 0px;

bottom: 0px;

z-index: 99999;

}

Try to delete the positioning properties so it becomes like this:

.footer-inverse {

background: #181e1f;

color: #76797f;

z-index: 99999;

}

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In reply to: Back-office : access and navigation extremely low

#46487

The WordPress admin area is never cached by any page caching plugin, as the content of the pages by nature changes very often. They are also not meant to be viewed by your visitors, so you should not concern yourself too much with optimising the admin pages.

If it is so slow that it gets in the way of your productivity, the only solution would be to use a higher performance server located geographically closer to where you are, or otherwise use a CDN service like Cloudflare.

[Admin]

In reply to: menu paginas ahijadas

#46508

Quote:

Thanks Syahir I disabled the child pages, navigation but I do not get them to be viewed from child pages navigation in the upper page.

In order for the pages to appear in the header menu, you’ll need to add those pages to the custom menu that you’re using for the header menu. The interface is via WP Admin > Appearance > Menus.

See this guide for more details on how to use the custom menu:

https://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Menu_User_Guide

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In reply to: Change button "Display more" in homepage

#46519

How would you like to change the button? E.g. change the text, colour, sizing, position, etc.

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In reply to: Columns problem

#46516

1. Use a static front page.

2. Set the static front page to use a three-column page template.

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In reply to: Favicon / Site Icon Issue

#46503

You’ve done it correctly. However, browsers such as Chrome do cache favicons for sites, so you may not see them updated immediately. Here’s the favicon I see for your site using IE: