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I'm happy to do that. But that doesn't solve my current problem with the code error. I had the hosting company restore the site to the old version. However I know if I try to update my child theme, I will get the same busted error. So I need to know if there is a fix for that in this child theme, or if I need to update to a newer child theme with a different design.
Found the resolution. Hosting company was using 5.2 PHP, and I needed 5.6 because the 5.2 didn't have enough memory allotted for the site. Glad I checked with them too. Thanks for your time!
Ya, that's what I thought was odd. There is no themes named that, and yet it shows at those missing a stylesheet. Very odd. I guess I can look at the FTP or other options as a way to get it uploaded. Frustrating...thanks for the feedback. We'll see what I can resolve.
One thing I did notice was on the bottom of my themes page was this regarding stylesheets. It says....
Broken Themes
The following themes are installed but incomplete.
Name Description
classic Stylesheet is missing. Delete
default Stylesheet is missing. DeleteWould that be the issue? Is that a Genesis and Child issue?
Thanks Victor. I'm not quite sure how to debug PHP errors as that's a bit over my head. And I would be really surprised if it was a plugin conflict as I have not downloaded or activated any new plugins, only the one or two that traditionally come with wordpress by default.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but if it's a PHP issue, wouldn't I be running into the same issue with the default themes that come with WordPress? It's just frustrating because I have never had this issue before and have no idea how to resolve it. And I know if I go to my hosting company with the issue, they are going to say it's a wordpress problem...
Corey
Thanks Susan. Since I wasn't getting much help, I decided to go with a template from a different developer. It's too bad, it seems that as Studiopress has gotten bigger, the forums and help have suffered. Thanks for your response though.
Corey
Yes, sorry. My client needed some answers and I sort of got tired of waiting. So I switched to a new platform where the answers were a little more readily available. Thanks.
Corey
Victor, I'm getting this error on the plugin install...
Downloading install package from http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/better-font-awesome.1.4.3.zip…
Download failed. SSL certificate problem, verify that the CA cert is OK. Details: error:14090086:SSL routines:SSL3_GET_SERVER_CERTIFICATE:certificate verify failedAny advice?
Corey
Thank you. I'm not super code knowledgeable, but that seems somewhat straight forward. I will give it a shot.
Corey
Don't know why I can't add the URL into the body of the message. So CLICK HERE to see the code I am referring to.
Corey
Victor, sorry, I'm not super knowledgeable when it comes to code. Here is the website I used and the code for the PHP that was referenced in that instructional video.
Corey
I so went into my function.php file through Dreamweaver, deleted the PHP code, and got the website back up and running. So I am assuming there is some sort of error with this code? If anyone knows the correct code and can fix it, I would appreciate it!
genesis_register_sidebar( array(
'id' => 'nav-social-menu',
'name' => __( 'Nav Social Menu', 'your-theme-slug' ),
'description' => __( 'This is the nav social menu section.', 'your-theme-slug' ),
) );add_filter( 'genesis_nav_items', 'sws_social_icons', 10, 2 );
add_filter( 'wp_nav_menu_items', 'sws_social_icons', 10, 2 );function sws_social_icons($menu, $args) {
$args = (array)$args;
if ( 'primary' !== $args['theme_location'] )
return $menu;
ob_start();
genesis_widget_area('nav-social-menu');
$social = ob_get_clean();
return $menu . $social;
}I figured it out. There were old dup pages on their server with the same name. Once I deleted those, the new pages worked. Thanks.
Seems easier for me to get some of their old text from their old site and just adjust it again rather than going through the lengthy steps above. I was just hoping there was an easy file somewhere that had the text stored where I could open the file up in Dreamweaver and extract the copy. Thanks for your time.
What I was trying to do, is if a page is called (http://www.gpi-ca.com/?page_id=4), I just wanted to know if I could open a file up and copy that text. So if there was a page or file in the database, I could find page_id=4 and copy the text when I decide to rebuild the site.
Wow…ok, thanks. Seems like a lot. Hopefully it will be somewhat straight forward for a novice.
Corey
Ya, I looked at all of that. The hosting company has been a BEAR to work with, and now I will have to switches hosts. I had a backup, but somehow that got corrupted as well throughout this whole process. What a nightmare. Looks like I will have to build the site over again. So another related question…
The company I am building this for doesn't want to switch their emails until the end of the month since we are going with a new hosting company. The question I have is can I go ahead and work on the site, build it out, without pointing the registar to the new hosting company? Basically, can I build out the site, and then when he client is ready, point the registar and activate the email when they want to go live? I'd like to get it done rather than waiting all month. Thanks!
Also, is there a file in the wordpress folder where the text content is saved? If you go to http://www.gpi-ca.com/wordpress, you can see the home page minus the images. But when you click a link on top, it reverts back to the original site for some reason. So that was somehow corrupted in this process. Would be nice so I don't have to go back and recreate the text.
Corey