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Brad,
Not sure I understand exactly what to do here and where to exactly place the script I have. In the example you provide there are two places where it says “your script”. Does this mean I have to put my script in both places? Sorry to be such a pain but want to get this right and do appreciate your time.
Dan
FYI here is my script.
———–Script In The Header———<script type=”text/javascript”>
//hidden buy button
function showIt() {
document.getElementById(“hid”).style.display = “block”;
document.getElementById(“lf”).style.display = “block”;
}
setTimeout(“showIt()”, 300000); // Time in Seconds x 1000
</script>—————————————-
———–On the Page —————–
<div align=”center” id=”hid” style=”display:none;”>
Hidden Content Goes Here
</div>
—————————————-
None of this works. With both approaches the existing footer credits persist.
I added the recommended code to the functions.php and then installed the simple edits plug in.Thanks for the tip on the plug in. I'll give it a go. Sounds like we have similar past experience. In my corporate past life I did enterprise level software integration and training in the semiconductor industry working with manufacturing execution control software and process mapping semiconductor processes is quite an exercise. Thanks for all your help and your feedback.
Dan
What made this project so time consuming is that I did the development on a development domain with the intention of replacing her old site which had been built on Front Page. The old site has some very good Google love and I didn't want to completely remove it so I'm doing all the hundreds of 301 redirects right now to make sure that the big "G" passes on the page rank and rankings to the new URL's. And as it turned out even though I did a database export/import the import process did not in all cases replace the images with the correct URL, leaving most of the in page and in post image pointers directed back at the development server. I had hoped that the export and import of the database would have given me correct URL's so it's another 3 to 4 hours of work replacing the image URL's.
I'm actually trying to get out of the development side of the business. Ideally would like to farm out all, or most development and focus on more business development, marketing and sales. You just can't be the machine that makes and the machine that sells it at the same time and expect to grow your business. This is the next to last development project on my current list. All new projects will be farmed out. As far as the Pay Per View, I looked at the wpmu-dev pay per view plug in but they have a pricing model that is very bizarre and since I'm already familiar with Wishlist decided to go with their solution. The only drawback (and I've been hammering on them about this for a year) is that the pay per post can't be made to expire. Should have the Pay Per Post up later today. I will likely integrate it with Woo Commerce as well so that the Shop is inclusive of everything. Then will have to integrate it all with Aweber to make sure that the product purchases end up on the appropriate email list. There are so many pieces of the pie to put together when assembling a fully functional site that includes e-commerce, email marketing and alike that it seems as if it's a never ending task list.
Not yet. I just finished getting it up last night around midnight and I'm thinking about adding a Pay Per View element using the Wishlist Member Pay Per Post functionality. It's also mobile enabled with an html5 mobile web app which still needs some tweaks...................so not quite beating my chest about it quite yet. The other part of the video distribution strategy is to use mobile technology in the form of Amazon apps. So rather then buying a belly dance dvd, buy an Amazon mobile app on Beginning Belly Dancing that includes the beginning videos. So...........I'm trying to get all the ducks in the barrel and make a big splash. The yellow colors on the shop page are annoying I agree. Thank you for the code.
Yes of course. Here's the list
404.php
archive.php
author.php
breadcrumbs.php
comments.php
footer.php
functions.php
header.php
home.php
index.php
legacy.comments.php
page.php
page_archive.php
page_blog.php
page_full.php
page.php
search.php
sidebar.php
sidebar_alt.php
tag.phpHope this helps.
Thank you for the reply. This is a pre-genesis theme so there isn't a genesis theme settings option and can't use genesis hooks.
Going to have to edit one of the files to insert the code but which one is what I'm confused about.
The theme functions, the home.php, the index.php?
Ok so you won't believe the simplicity of the solution.
I simply put the Genesis Slider widget in the Featured Properties sidebar rather then the Slider Sidebar
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