Am I doing something wrong? Just wondering why the demos of the sites in site builder are empty. Compared to, for example, wpastra.com or wix where their demos show a proper co
Demo sites not showing a real example of the site?
Am I doing something wrong? Just wondering why the demos of the sites in site builder are empty. Compared to, for example, wpastra.com or wix where their demos show a proper co
HI
Demos are that, when you install a theme it is blank canvas. They show what could possibly be done with that specific theme.
(choices and options)
So we have to add content.
Hope this helps.
I understand that however there is a thumbnail for each site that does not correlate to the demo at all. I know how to find WP full demos elsewhere but I am looking to go all out promoting WA and believe that, for a novice, this would be confusing especially compared to what else is out there now when it come to self build websites. Any idea if WA is going to improve this?
FYI here is a good example
https://wpastra.com (then click on "starter templates")
Just click on any of the demos and see, It makes creating a site so much easier, just change the content rather than "a blank canvas" that requires a higher level of skill.
Of course there is nothing stopping a WA member using these on the WA platform and many are free.
Appreciate your help,
Cheers,
Martin.
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Anyone have a solution to increase import file size from 64MB to 512MB using All-in-one WP Migration. Site support won't allow changes to the htaccess file and htaccess editor
Hi
Below resource might help (much larger than 512mb)
https://kiranworkspace.com/how-to-increase-the-512mb-limit-in-all-in-one-wp-migration/
I'd run with a test site first, before applying on a main.
Hey thanks Abie. The second author had one extra point I needed. That is it only works with an older version of the plugin which he supplied as a download. Works perfectly. Thank you :)
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All in one wp migration plugin?
Anyone have a solution to increase import file size from 64MB to 512MB using All-in-one WP Migration. Site support won't allow changes to the htaccess file and htaccess editor
Hi
Below resource might help (much larger than 512mb)
https://kiranworkspace.com/how-to-increase-the-512mb-limit-in-all-in-one-wp-migration/
I'd run with a test site first, before applying on a main.
Hey thanks Abie. The second author had one extra point I needed. That is it only works with an older version of the plugin which he supplied as a download. Works perfectly. Thank you :)
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how do I access the cpanel in my hosting account?
Hi
You may submit a ticket to site support, they'll be able to assist.
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/support
You don't use cPanel here because this is managed hosting, meaning SiteSupport take care of everything for you. Just reach out to them for any changes you need to make :)
How do I access the cpanel in my hosting account?
how do I access the cpanel in my hosting account?
Hi
You may submit a ticket to site support, they'll be able to assist.
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/support
You don't use cPanel here because this is managed hosting, meaning SiteSupport take care of everything for you. Just reach out to them for any changes you need to make :)
I want to add some images that are available to us in Site Content editor to my Wordpress media library. How do I download these images? I can only see how to add them to a par
Just create a "temp" post, fill it with images and publish it. Now the images are in your site's media library. Delete the "temp" post.
Thank you for your help. I have tried it and yes the images appear in the library but I have found the images to be of very low resolution (only 30 - 50 KB). Is there a way to get a better resolution?
You know I've never really checked the file size on mine..just pixel dimensions.
I'm not sure on that one.
Create a post in Site Content that you're not going to publish and add the images you want to access. Then simply right-click on each of the images then select "save image as" and save them on your computer. You can then upload them to your media library.
Hi Marion.
Thanks for your help. I was not able to to this. When I right click there is no "save image as" unless I publish it and then go to my site.
However I have found that by publishing it (and then deleting the post) the image has been saved to the media library. My only issue now is the resolution is too low (30 - 100KB). Do you know if there is a way to get the image with a better resolution?
You have to insert them in your post when you in Site content, they will then transfer to your WP media area when you publish the post from Site Content to WP.
You can’t put them in retrospectively once your in WP.
Hope that makes sense.
Hi Heidi.
Thank you for your help. Yes, makes sense, but I have found the images to be of very low resolution (only 30 - 50 KB). Is there a way to get a better resolution? For example, if I go to "Pixabay" I can choose various resolutions up to 2MB.
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How to download images from site content editor?
I want to add some images that are available to us in Site Content editor to my Wordpress media library. How do I download these images? I can only see how to add them to a par
Just create a "temp" post, fill it with images and publish it. Now the images are in your site's media library. Delete the "temp" post.
Thank you for your help. I have tried it and yes the images appear in the library but I have found the images to be of very low resolution (only 30 - 50 KB). Is there a way to get a better resolution?
You know I've never really checked the file size on mine..just pixel dimensions.
I'm not sure on that one.
Create a post in Site Content that you're not going to publish and add the images you want to access. Then simply right-click on each of the images then select "save image as" and save them on your computer. You can then upload them to your media library.
Hi Marion.
Thanks for your help. I was not able to to this. When I right click there is no "save image as" unless I publish it and then go to my site.
However I have found that by publishing it (and then deleting the post) the image has been saved to the media library. My only issue now is the resolution is too low (30 - 100KB). Do you know if there is a way to get the image with a better resolution?
You have to insert them in your post when you in Site content, they will then transfer to your WP media area when you publish the post from Site Content to WP.
You can’t put them in retrospectively once your in WP.
Hope that makes sense.
Hi Heidi.
Thank you for your help. Yes, makes sense, but I have found the images to be of very low resolution (only 30 - 50 KB). Is there a way to get a better resolution? For example, if I go to "Pixabay" I can choose various resolutions up to 2MB.
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HI
Demos are that, when you install a theme it is blank canvas. They show what could possibly be done with that specific theme.
(choices and options)
So we have to add content.
Hope this helps.
I understand that however there is a thumbnail for each site that does not correlate to the demo at all. I know how to find WP full demos elsewhere but I am looking to go all out promoting WA and believe that, for a novice, this would be confusing especially compared to what else is out there now when it come to self build websites. Any idea if WA is going to improve this?
FYI here is a good example
https://wpastra.com (then click on "starter templates")
Just click on any of the demos and see, It makes creating a site so much easier, just change the content rather than "a blank canvas" that requires a higher level of skill.
Of course there is nothing stopping a WA member using these on the WA platform and many are free.
Appreciate your help,
Cheers,
Martin.