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Apologies for the huge gap in support. Support will now continue again on a daily basis. If you’re still here with us and are having this problem, let us know.

Thank you.

Looks like there’s a jQuery conflict. Can you try deactivating all other plugins and see if that fixes the issue? If it does, you’ll want to reactivate the plugins one by one until you find where the conflict is.

Do you already have a search form script, widget, or plugin that can do this, you just need it placed into the theme?

If not, you might find something here that will work: https://wordpress.org/plugins/search.php?q=search

If yes, on the free version, you’ll need to use a child theme (https://startupwp.com/topic/child-theming/) and the pro version you should be able to use the body scripts area in your theme options (https://startupwp.com/topic/setting-your-themes-options/).

You can manually place the the following code anywhere, in the Page or Post content as well as in a Text widget in the sidebar:

<div id="share"><div data-layout="button_count" class="fb-like"></div><a href="//twitter.com/share" class="twitter-share-button">Tweet</a><div data-size="medium" class="g-plusone"></div></div>

If you need more advanced support, we recommend this plugin:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/addthis/

You’re referring to the option under Settings > Reading?

Can you share a screenshot of your settings?

Also, if you’re using any kind of caching plugin, do make sure to clear it.

I see, you’re trying to advertise your business via AdWords and they’ve temporarily suspended your account/site for this use because of errors with your site which the ad is pointing to.

It appears your host was just taking a loose shot in the dark that it might be theme related, further to that point, I’m not seeing any reason to believe this is a theme issue.

It appears that jQuery is not loading correctly, a common issue in WordPress with conflicting themes and plugins when not enqueued correctly. In this case, it is enqueued correctly in the theme so is likely a plugin issue.

Have you edited functions.php or added a child theme at all?

Can you please list the plugins you’re using?

Thank you.

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What exactly did you have in mind for the footer menu, colors, full menu nav or just tabbed buttons, etc.? Also, please share the link to your site.

Yes, we can specifically target the different templates in CSS so that we can avoid tripping up other styles. Please share the link to one of your sidebar left and right pages.

Happy to hear, but we’re often able to help with general web design and programming questions too. So, anytime you have a question regarding your website at all, feel free to ask. If we can’t help we’ll let you know.

We do things differently from most themes in order to give you all the options without dictating too much what we think you should need or not need.

In this case, a little CSS will do the trick to hide it and then the image will still be available for social sharing:

.single .attachment-post-thumbnail {
  display: none;
}

https://startupwp.com/topic/customizing-your-theme/

If that doesn’t work, please share the link to an example page.

Thank you.

It looks like the easiest solution for this is found here:

http://www.codesynthesis.co.uk/tutorials/adding-custom-fields-to-a-custom-page-template-in-wordpress

1. Duplicate page.php, naming it something else, perhaps donate.php, then add this to the top of the file:

<?php /* Template Name: Donate */ ?>

As well as the following where you want the custom content to appear:

<?php echo get_post_meta( $post->ID, 'about', true ); ?>

2. Install this plugin:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/advanced-custom-fields/installation/

3. Set up the plugin:

– Click on ‘Custom Fields’ on the left hand admin menu
– Click ‘Add new’
– Under ‘Location’ set the rule to ‘Page Template’ is ‘Equal to’ ‘My custom template’
– Above the location section click ‘Add field’ and enter the field name. For this demonstration we’ll call the field name ‘custom_about’ with a field type of ‘wysiwig editor’
– Give the field group a name at the top, in this demo I’ve called it ‘Extra’
– Click ‘Publish’ on the right hand side

This may not be the most complete solution for exactly what you’re looking to do, but should get you started. If you need more help we may be able to provide it, but please keep in mind this is a very advanced customization request and may be outside the scope of what we can reasonably assist with.

Thank you.

Not at all. We offer free customization support. It just really depends on if you want to take the leap into child theming or not as not everyone is comfortable digging into the code.