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2. Can you explain further?
3. We’ve just released version 2.0, which completely revamped the code. Please don’t upgrade directly to it (or you may lose some of your custom work), but you may want to test it out separately.
1. This is along the same lines as receiving W3C “errors”. It’s very common to receive all sorts of notices and warnings when running your site through code checkers. But, unless your site is actually having any problems, you can usually ignore such strict nags.
2. We don’t provide private support, so perhaps this is something that might require hiring a web pro?
3. You may want to check here first: http://wordpress.org/support/plugin/wp-pagenavi
Can’t think of anything specifically to recommend, but you may want to checkout these plugins and see if anything will do the trick:
This was likely a conscious choice for how the Grid template is intended to work, we’ll have to revisit this in the next update and see if it makes sense to add it by default. Sorry for the confusion.
In the meantime however, you can simply edit template-grid.php and add this line:
<?php comments_template( '', true ); ?>Just before:
</div> <?php get_footer(); ?>And that should work.
This plugin might be too overzealous.
You may want to just try the normal settings to control where the comment form appears:
https://startupwp.com/topic/removing-comments-from-pages-and-posts/
1. Not sure why you can’t verify Bing/Yahoo, try this plugin:
http://wordpress.org/plugins/verify-bing-webmaster-tools/
2. The headers are already setup properly, the reason you’re getting multiple h1s is because you’re adding additional ones to your posts, like:
This is redundant. If you need to add further headers in the post content, start with h2.
3. The theme is already SEO-friendly, but for further control, like setting meta descriptions, you’ll want to setup one of the following plugins:
http://wordpress.org/plugins/all-in-one-seo-pack/
http://wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-seo/Please share exactly what you have in Header Scripts. Use http://pastebin.com/ if it’s easier.
If you’re using any kind of caching plugin you’ll want to make sure to clear that too.
Moved to the account issues forum.
Order email resent, it’s possible it landed in your SPAM folder before.
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It simply redirects to http://www.praecom.com/rent-a-cio/usa/ in that case.
You may want to add a CSS popup to http://www.praecom.com/rent-a-cio/ to be even more clear to the visitor that it’s redirecting, as it’s a little slow and could result in some people clicking “Back” in their browser.
This is because you’ve added or set somewhere:
a { color: #FFFFFF; }Use instead:
#social a { color: #FFFFFF; }Actually, Google Site Verification via meta is no longer required. You can simply use Google Analytics to verify:
WordPress updated the wording from “HTML” to “Text” so you should see “Visual | Text” there top-right of the page editor.
You can separate specific styles that you do not want applied to both, so for color, you could apply it to just
#socialand not#social a:#social { color: #000; }Absolutely.
#social, #social a { font-family: arial, sans-serif; font-size: 18px; }From your WP admin:
Appearance > StartupPro Options > Check the Very Top Box “Social Profile Icons / Custom Contact” > Scroll Down and Add Your Details to “Custom Icons / Custom Contact”
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The pro version actually already has that exact feature built in:
