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Hi Tom,
Me again. Yikes. I just realized that along with that pesky [ hr ] code, I also had a drop cap code and a pull quote code that I was using with the other theme. I am NOT asking you to write code for me!!!!!!!! BUT – is there a universal short code cheat sheet or something I can bookmark and put in my hooker thing or the snippets thing when I want some fancy code? I didn’t use either of those like the line breaks but enough (and randomly) to have it be a tad overwhelming…
On the flip, I started to panic because I had some html in my sidebar widget that made a pop-up at the bottom of my page. With your theme, it left a blank box. I was thinkin’…what shall I do?????? ACK. And then I said, PFFT – I’ll just drop that right into a hooker, problem SOLVED. YAY!
AND, I just remembered…somehow, my right and left sidebars switched sides with the change to your theme. I can make adjustments and TOTALLY make it work; however, I’m wondering if there is an easy way to flip them back?
Okay, I think that’s it, lol. Thanks again 🙂
Sandra 🙂
PS: I did try to search snippet codes on my own but um, yah…
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Hmm, unfortunately not. This is why there’s no shortcodes packed with GeneratePress – it just causes problems if someone wants to change themes.
Your best bet is to ask the old theme developer if he’ll give you the code for those shortcodes – then you can add them into the code snippets plugin.
As for widgets, I’m afraid you’ll have to manually switch them.
Sorry I can’t be more helpful!
Hi Tom,
No worries! I will get to work neatening it all up, today 🙂
I have one last teeny tiny (hopefully) question… I used to have an icon/logo/favicon (??) in my URL that represented my site and now it has gone back to my host’s little pic. How do I upload mine back in? I can’t find a way to do that, anywhere…oooh, maybe there’s a plugin? But I’m always worried about too many plugins, too. I have 25 currently.
Okay, I think that’s it (for now). Boy HOWDY, I’m so glad I found you. I was telling my Hubs how awesome your help was yesterday (he thanks you, too, lol). I’m mushy and over the top sometimes (okay, a lot) but it comes from a genuine place of appreciation!
Cheers,
SandraHi Sandra,
If you don’t want to use a plugin, you can upload the favicon.ico file to the root of your website (with the wp-admin, wp-content folders) using FTP or the file manager through your host.
If that sounds like gibberish, give your host a call and they should walk you through it step by step.
Haha, thanks! I’m always happy to help 🙂
Total gibberish, lol. But I will call the hosting company, they are cool peeps, too. Thanks, Tom 🙂
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