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[Mike Craycraft]

Hi David,

I did not change any of the functions and to be honest, most of what Ed and you are saying is over my head. I did noticed the 404 errors on inspection but had no idea what they meant or how to resolve the.

It appears that all of these errors occurred when I used the WP auto updater, which I have used in the past without issues. I got the files from TF and uploaded then via FTP and it appears that the issues, or at least the majority of them, have resolved.

Thanks,
Mike

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Hi Rui,

Are there any of the carousels that allow for random order that would also allow for the image to link to somewhere else?

I know the testimonials are random but adding an image to the testimonial doesn’t really work.

Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Mike

[Mike Craycraft]

Hi Laranz,

Sorry for the confusion.

If we could get the client carousel to display in random order then I believe that is the easiest solution.

Thanks,
Mike

[Mike Craycraft]

Hi Laranz,

I think one solution would be for us to create a team page for each of our participants and sponsors. Here is an example, http://talkabouttc.org/?team=awesome-organization-3 However the team carousel does not link the featured image to the team members profile page, nor does it automatically carousel. So, we are looking at also creating a client page and linking that featured image to the team page.

Thus, we would want the client carousel to show in random orders.

I’ve attached a screenshot showing the difference between the team carousel and client carousel options. Just being able to show the client carousel in random order according to the client category I think would be a working solution.

Thanks,
Mike

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[Mike Craycraft]

Hi Rui,

OK, that makes a lot of sense as I was noticing half the time I entered CSS changes they never took affect but I always added them after the open CSS.

I apologize for my ignorance but basically anything after that line is not working right? Thus, I may just remove it all and then add back as I need it. There are CSS changes in the child theme as well so it is a bit of a mess as I couldn’t get things to work properly but the open CSS makes sense why that was.

Thanks,
Mike

[Mike Craycraft]

Hi Kyle,

I have added the code tot he Custom CSS section in the theme options and already had

.ul.post-pagination-wrap {
margin-bottom: 25px;
list-style: none;
display: none !important;
}

in there but the pagination to other articles is still there?

Thanks,
Mike

[Mike Craycraft]

Hi Mohammad,

I have added the new code to the custom CSS area in the theme options but now both lines are back? I have tried a combination of the first code, the second code and both codes, that you have provided but neither have seemed to work.

Thanks,
Mike

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Hi Mohammad,

That did remove the line above the table but not the line below it?

Thanks Again,
Mike

[Mike Craycraft]

Hi Mohammad,

Thank you so very much. It looks like it is loading great now. I hope it wasn’t something stupid that I did to cause the issue.

You have really provided a lot of relief on this issue and I sincerely appreciate it.

Thanks Again,
Mike

[Mike Craycraft]

Hi Mohammad,

Yes, sorry, in an earlier post I mentioned the site is now at http://www.matrixtpa.com/

Thanks,
Mike

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Hi Mohammad,

I commented like you posted but it made the header completely disappear.

Any more suggestions? This client really just wants the header to load first. Right now when they go tot he page they see the footer and content before the header loads and then the content and footer “jumps” down the page which they are not liking.

Thanks,
Mike

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