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Good News! You solution works for both problems 1 & 2

For those with similar problems, follow Rui’s guide with a little twist as below;

– Create a draft page using the page builder
– In the page builder, switch to visual/text
– Paste your HTML code (ensure you add your open and close code tag in the beginning and end of your code in text mode)
– Switch back to classic builder. This should turn your HTML to shortcodes
– Copy all shortcodes shown
– Paste in modal

Works for me, might work for you. Can’t guarantee as I’m an explorer like you are. 🙂

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Hello Rui,

thanks for your response.

In regards to problem 1) I’ll give it a go now.

I however solved problem to by using a plugin called – “Insert Html Snippet” and copied my mailchimp html into it. It generated a shortcode which i then pasted into the modal. Works well so far.

I’ll get back to you with results in regard to problem 1)

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Hello David,

I tried the method you suggested above but the theme didn’t look for the custom admin logo for some reason. I have to replace the custom-login-logo in database.

However, I lose this every time I update the theme. Need a permanent fix please. Thanks in advance.

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Hi Rui,

my hosting guys have had a look and can’t seem to find any issues in the database or htaccess.

When I set the standard maintenance page it all works fine (still insists on showing the neighborhood logo though).

But when I use the custom maintenance connected to a maintenance page I created on the same site, which should load like any other page, all browsers show too many redirect error. Google page analytics shows over 10 redirects.

All i have in my htaccess is the standard WordPress rules.

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That does the trick. Many thanks once again.

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Hello Rui,

I have tried a different page today and still doesn’t load up.

I also don’t have any customisations in the htaccess file. Not that I’m aware of shall I say.

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Hello Rui,

1) works perfectly thanks.
2) please see attachment. Trying to change the stars to black or gold.

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Many thanks Rui & David. Can I do the following;

1) hide it on mobile?
2) change the arrow colour?

Thanks in advance

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Hello mate, deactivated all plugins and cleared cache as advised but problem still remains 🙁

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You’re a star Rui. Works! 🙂

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If anyone is still after a solution for this, add the following code to your custom css:

/* nav position   */
.header-1 #main-navigation ul.menu {
    text-align: center;
    position: static;
    display: inline-block !important;
    width: 130% !important;
}

Notice the section “width: 130% !important;” – change the width according to how it suits your site. It works for me, might work for you too. You can even make your nav text bold by adding the following;

font-weight: bold;

Discovered all this after a good play around with custom css.

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No worries David, thought to ask just in case. Many thanks though.