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  • in reply to: 500 Error: "foreach" array problem? #1032612

    Ok I figured out what MY problem was, we have a VPS with very high loads. We looked into this problem as a 500 error is non specific, but can usually mean a memory limit problem. Since we have mail accounts with over 3000 emails saved in archives this is slowing down our system.

    My problem is server side, not in the theme.

    My suggestions to anyone dealing with this problem:
    – Reboot your server and check the server load averages and service status
    – Make sure that all accounts are running on php 7.1
    – Check to make sure your htaccess specifies the correct php handlers (minimum 7.0)
    – Find out if brute force on wp-login.php and deny access to IPs
    – Scan for fake bots and web crawlers
    – Clean out your mail server, archive & delete old email files (especially ones with attachments)

    Thanks for trying to help, but it appears this was NOT a problem with the theme. As always, this IS the fastest WP theme I have used.

    in reply to: 500 Error: "foreach" array problem? #1032286

    Using: Apache VPS & cpanel
    When we run into the 500 error we reload the page several times and at some point it will load successfully. The error can be replicated by simply navigating around the website…

    in reply to: Breadcrumbs Delimiter Styling #1002896

    Also, can we use hexadecimal (or other color names / html) colors in that code? If so I can play around with whatever color works best…

    in reply to: Breadcrumbs Delimiter Styling #1002895

    I left the code in there but it does not seem to be working. After looking at your screenshot, I actually do not like that hot rod red color, can you see what might be the issue and lets use the color gray (darker than the input fields). Let me know what you find…

    in reply to: Breadcrumbs Delimiter Styling #1002483

    Thanks Mike, here is what I have done:
    I created a form that will be used in the HTML widget on certain pages in the sidebar. I copied that contact form shortcode to the custom html widget, and placed in the sidebar of pages. I want to turn the background of that contact form to red. Is there a way to wrap the contact shortcode with html or CSS to get that result?

    Here are 2 pages with the same contact form in the widget/sidebar:

    in reply to: Breadcrumbs Delimiter Styling #1002080

    You are correct it is now showing up. Great.
    I have a new question, what is the best way to customize individual contact form 7 forms?
    We need different styling for individual contact forms.
    I would like to make the background red and text white on just one (for example).

    in reply to: Breadcrumbs Delimiter Styling #1002075

    Cool that actually did not work so well, so I just replaced the ‘/’ with ‘>’
    Thanks for showing me where that is. NEW question: In previous versions we could add quick CSS to make sure the back to top element was showing on mobile agents, see below:

    @media only screen and (max-width: 767px) {
    .responsive #scroll-top-link {
      display: block !important;
    }}

    Oddly this is working on 3 other of our websites newest version, however on http://www.nexxusdesigns.com we do not see back to top element when browsing the site on phones. Do we have a new snip to force the back to top element to show on mobile phones??

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