SVWeb

I’ve been working on a website that uses the XStore theme, which hadn’t been updated since version 1.x.x. The site broke and that’s when the client hired me to troubleshoot. The site was already facing technical difficulties. I reverted to an older version of the site, but the technical problems persisted. This was most likely because of the theme being so outdated. But somehow I managed to create a staging site. After I updated the theme to version 4.3.6, the child theme stopped working. None of the changes are visible anymore, but when I run the inspect tool, I can see that the style.css from the child theme is being used. I’ve done the usual checks. Cleared cache and double-checked the enqueue script. –––––––––––––––––––– <?php add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘theme_enqueue_styles’, 1001 ); function theme_enqueue_styles() { etheme_child_styles(); } –––––––––––––––––––– I tried importing the old child theme again – didn’t work. Then I installed the new child theme that came with the theme update package and copy/pasted the code and files from the old into it. No luck. The only thing that has worked is that when I changed the colour of a heading in the style.css, it did get rendered. But none of the other css code or the PHP code in functions.php is rendering. What else can I do to figure this out? Any help will be most appreciated.

Hello! My client to whom I was providing web maintenance services on a monthly basis is now wanting to shift to a quarterly service, i.e., they want me to service their website only once in three months. I'm not able to figure what kind of changes I will need to make in the contract to make this happen. Here are a few questions: 1. Do I retain the same per month rate or do I need to increase it because now the work isn't going to be that spread out? 2. Am I still going to have to prioritise their job and/or crisis since I'm no longer on a monthly retainer? 3. Should I be discouraging them from doing this, not just for the money but for the security of the website? 4. Anything else I'm missing? Thanks.

I've been adding alt text to the images in a client's blog posts till I came across a post that has embeds of Instagram posts. Do such widgets/iframes need any accessibility-related intervention? If yes, what does one need to do? Thanks in advance.

I've being trying to embed my calendar page as an inline pop-up following these instructions, but the "Schedule a meeting" button refuses to show up after copy/pasting the script. I've tried it on a simple html/css sandbox too, but no luck. I don't know if I'm supposed to do something else to make it show up. Please help.

Thanks, fisicx. I doubt the client would want to spend that amount. I'll follow up on your suggestions and keep my fingers crossed that one of these works out.

Yes, I read that too, but since I'm new to web development I wondered if there's a way around it. I wish having a newsletter or not was in my hands, but unfortunately it's not. It's clear that I won't get another Revue plugin. So could you please point in me the right direction as to what kind of plugin I should look for?

Thanks for the reply, fisicx. I can't share the webpage with you since the site is under construction. If you could tell me exactly what you'd like to take a look at, I could try and get that. This is the plugin that I'm trying to use.

Hello. I'm new to the forum and to web development. I'm working on my first Wordpress website and I've come up against an issue that I'm finding difficult to resolve. I'm adding a newsletter subscription form on one of the website pages which links to the website called Revue, but the form doesn't work. I pasted the shortcode on the page and tried to fill up the form and subscribe. The "subscribe" button clicks but nothing happens. I don't understand why this is so. Is this fixable? Or is there an alternative I could work with? Any help will be much appreciated.