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I had a question and I noticed has already been asked online but still without a solution. I too would like to know how to fix the issue. If anyone can help with this question,
It matches this thread
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/forminators-css-style/
However I'd try site support here.
Yes, that's the thread I was referring to and the same link I posted in my question (for convenient reference) when I said someone online asked the question but didn't get a resolution.
I will try site support, thanks.
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Forminators css style needs changes in the wp-config.php ?
I had a question and I noticed has already been asked online but still without a solution. I too would like to know how to fix the issue. If anyone can help with this question,
Hi there,
The first thing you need to check is that there's a valid SSL certificate for your domain on the server. If you set up your site on WA then this should be the case.
If your site is hosted elsewhere, then you will need to contact the hosting provider's support team.
Assuming a valid SSL certificate is in place, then the next thing to check is in your Settings > General screen. The Site and Home URLs there should start with HTTPS. If they do not, then that is the cause of the problem.
If they do start with HTTPS then it is likely that you have some internal links on your site that start with HTTP - this is called 'mixed content'.
If that is the case then it will be necessary to run a database query to change all HTTP URLs to HTTPS. You will also need to set up a redirect to make sure that anyone clicking your HTTP URL is redirected to the HTTPS URL.
For this it would be best to contact Support, because if you get that DB query wrong you will crash the site.
It matches this thread
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/forminators-css-style/
However I'd try site support here.
Yes, that's the thread I was referring to and the same link I posted in my question (for convenient reference) when I said someone online asked the question but didn't get a resolution.
I will try site support, thanks.
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Hello WA members,
I'd like to create clickable areas on one image and have searched WordPress plugins and did a quick online search but saw nothing other than coding.
there are a few plugins that can do this - h5p is one of the most flexible - but there are others that you need to check that they are suitable for mobile
good luck
phil
you are looking for hotspots
just make sure it is responsive as some of the plugins are not....
it can make it useful and h5p has some wmonderful features
but check hte page speed after adding....
have fun
phil
i did play with others but couldn't remember what they were called - jsut remembered it was hotpots for images....
glad you found some - i hope they prove useful
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How to create multiple clickable areas in an image?
Hello WA members,
I'd like to create clickable areas on one image and have searched WordPress plugins and did a quick online search but saw nothing other than coding.
there are a few plugins that can do this - h5p is one of the most flexible - but there are others that you need to check that they are suitable for mobile
good luck
phil
you are looking for hotspots
just make sure it is responsive as some of the plugins are not....
it can make it useful and h5p has some wmonderful features
but check hte page speed after adding....
have fun
phil
i did play with others but couldn't remember what they were called - jsut remembered it was hotpots for images....
glad you found some - i hope they prove useful
See more comments
Hi there,
The first thing you need to check is that there's a valid SSL certificate for your domain on the server. If you set up your site on WA then this should be the case.
If your site is hosted elsewhere, then you will need to contact the hosting provider's support team.
Assuming a valid SSL certificate is in place, then the next thing to check is in your Settings > General screen. The Site and Home URLs there should start with HTTPS. If they do not, then that is the cause of the problem.
If they do start with HTTPS then it is likely that you have some internal links on your site that start with HTTP - this is called 'mixed content'.
If that is the case then it will be necessary to run a database query to change all HTTP URLs to HTTPS. You will also need to set up a redirect to make sure that anyone clicking your HTTP URL is redirected to the HTTPS URL.
For this it would be best to contact Support, because if you get that DB query wrong you will crash the site.