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I recently installed an optimization plugin and it affected my site. I uninstalled it but the effects are still there. W.A creates backups and I wanted to know how to restore t
Hi Kendal
Andy (@Magus) has given you the best answer.
For the future you might want to do your own regular backups. I use a plugin called Updraft Plus to do daily backups.
:-)
Richard
The safest and most effective way is to contact Siterubix Tech support. It's under Help. They will sort it out for you.
I recently installed an optimization plugin and it affected my site. I uninstalled it but the effects are still there. W.A creates backups and I wanted to know how to restore t
Hi Kendal
Andy (@Magus) has given you the best answer.
For the future you might want to do your own regular backups. I use a plugin called Updraft Plus to do daily backups.
:-)
Richard
The safest and most effective way is to contact Siterubix Tech support. It's under Help. They will sort it out for you.
I Have been having this problem since and have failed to solve it, My blog posts when published no longer contain the bullet lists I inserted. Any help is needed its getting fr
Hi Kendall, have you tried clearing the cache?
To do this go to Websites, Site Manager, then for the site you want to work on click Details. Scroll down to SitePlus and click Clear Cache.
:-)
Richard
Here is the code and if you place the word you want where it says coffee tea and milk you will achieve what you want to achieve
If you are editing your posts in WordPress Classic Block, you will find the Bullet List in the Task Bar above the Classic Block. If you are using the Block Format for WordPress, you can choose a List Block.
If you are preparing and editing your posts in the Content System at Wealthy Affiliate, you can choose List from the Task Bar and it will ask you if you want Unordered (dot points) or Ordered (Numbered).
Hope this helps.
How are you formatting your lists? Are you copying and pasting from somewhere else, or using the tools I mentioned above?
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I Have been having this problem since and have failed to solve it, My blog posts when published no longer contain the bullet lists I inserted. Any help is needed its getting fr
Hi Kendall, have you tried clearing the cache?
To do this go to Websites, Site Manager, then for the site you want to work on click Details. Scroll down to SitePlus and click Clear Cache.
:-)
Richard
Here is the code and if you place the word you want where it says coffee tea and milk you will achieve what you want to achieve
If you are editing your posts in WordPress Classic Block, you will find the Bullet List in the Task Bar above the Classic Block. If you are using the Block Format for WordPress, you can choose a List Block.
If you are preparing and editing your posts in the Content System at Wealthy Affiliate, you can choose List from the Task Bar and it will ask you if you want Unordered (dot points) or Ordered (Numbered).
Hope this helps.
How are you formatting your lists? Are you copying and pasting from somewhere else, or using the tools I mentioned above?
See more comments
So am puzzled and wondering when exactly should I start monetizing my site. Should I wait a couple of months so my website first matures or should I monetize after a certain am
There is no exact answer for this. But the most important is to focus on creating quality content and building up traffic at first.
You can start adding affiliate links fairly quickly and then you can always adjust and add more later.
But just follow the training and it will show everything step-by-step.
After how many months or views should I opt in monetizing?
So am puzzled and wondering when exactly should I start monetizing my site. Should I wait a couple of months so my website first matures or should I monetize after a certain am
There is no exact answer for this. But the most important is to focus on creating quality content and building up traffic at first.
You can start adding affiliate links fairly quickly and then you can always adjust and add more later.
But just follow the training and it will show everything step-by-step.
I am having trouble spacing my paragraphs for my blog posts. While editing everything looks fine but after I publish there are no spaces in the content in all my posts regardle
Hi Kendall
As Mark suggests, this should be controlled under Appearance /
Customise settings of your theme.
If you can't find it, which theme are you using?
:-)
Richard
OK Kendall ...
with the free version of Ocean WP you can't adjust the distance between paragraphs without a little (simple) CSS Code.
Try this:
Go to Appearance / Customise / then scroll down to
"Custom CSS/JS" - open it up then copy and paste the following code from between the >>> and <<< into the box:
>>>
/* Adjust Space After Paragraph Globally */
p {
margin-bottom: 10px;
}
<<<
If you increase or decrease the number in the 10px you should adjust the space after a paragraph. (You can reduce the gap to 0, or even less by using a negative number).
You will be able to see the change as you make it in whichever post is showing in the right panel.
I tested it on my test site and it worked... if it doesn't do what you want, simply delete the code from the CSS panel.
If it does do what you want, remember to Publish or you will lose the change when you close the CSS panel.
If you like it and use it, I suggest you keep a copy in a text file somewhere for future reference. Call the text file something like "OceanWPCodes". Then if a future theme update causes a loss of the installed code, you can recover it easily.
Give it a go ... any questions?
:-)
Richard
Hi Kndall,
You might also want to check in your WP dashboard under customization - Typography and check your current paragraph margin. I have attached a screen shot of mine as a reference for you.
Let me know how you go?
Mark
Hi
You may like view below resource
. How to Add Spacing Between Bullet Points & Numbered Lists on WordPress! Also, Why Can't I Add Spacing Between Paragraphs?!
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How to space paragraphs in word press?
I am having trouble spacing my paragraphs for my blog posts. While editing everything looks fine but after I publish there are no spaces in the content in all my posts regardle
Hi Kendall
As Mark suggests, this should be controlled under Appearance /
Customise settings of your theme.
If you can't find it, which theme are you using?
:-)
Richard
OK Kendall ...
with the free version of Ocean WP you can't adjust the distance between paragraphs without a little (simple) CSS Code.
Try this:
Go to Appearance / Customise / then scroll down to
"Custom CSS/JS" - open it up then copy and paste the following code from between the >>> and <<< into the box:
>>>
/* Adjust Space After Paragraph Globally */
p {
margin-bottom: 10px;
}
<<<
If you increase or decrease the number in the 10px you should adjust the space after a paragraph. (You can reduce the gap to 0, or even less by using a negative number).
You will be able to see the change as you make it in whichever post is showing in the right panel.
I tested it on my test site and it worked... if it doesn't do what you want, simply delete the code from the CSS panel.
If it does do what you want, remember to Publish or you will lose the change when you close the CSS panel.
If you like it and use it, I suggest you keep a copy in a text file somewhere for future reference. Call the text file something like "OceanWPCodes". Then if a future theme update causes a loss of the installed code, you can recover it easily.
Give it a go ... any questions?
:-)
Richard
Hi Kndall,
You might also want to check in your WP dashboard under customization - Typography and check your current paragraph margin. I have attached a screen shot of mine as a reference for you.
Let me know how you go?
Mark
Hi
You may like view below resource
. How to Add Spacing Between Bullet Points & Numbered Lists on WordPress! Also, Why Can't I Add Spacing Between Paragraphs?!
See more comments
Just contact WA's support and they will help you