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Hi Eelco, thanks for your nice words 🙂
I am afraid you cannot change that behavior unless you make some javascript changes in your code.
Dirty/easy way: find the code block where there are some instances of (‘html, body’).animate and completely remove it. You will need to do this over your Muse exported .html files.
Elegant/hard way: you should be able to add some custom jQuery code inside Muse that overrides that scrolling instructions. That would allow you fix it directly in Muse.
I hope it helps!
Hi Ciprian,
This is very hard to control using only Muse widgets, since third party plugins or embed codes will randomly include cookies in your site.
You can find some third party solutions that may work in some common cases, like Google Analytics. I have not tested it, but I have heard about cookie-script.com, it may work for you.
Hello,
You would need to change some code in the PHP file to achieve that.
Check this attachment, it is an old easyblog.php file modified to open in a new window.
https://mega.nz/#!mbA1CAgT!B-QI21sX0d0ln5n9CLby_abT1PriXDTfKHoLTqismQk
If it does not work for you (it may be outdated), at least it will give you clues about how to do it.
Kind regards
Hi Joel,
That probably means any problem in the PHP file configuration.
Please, can you submit a private ticket with your current URL, user and password?
Thank you.
Can you try forwarding the emails from gmail to Outlook and check if they are fixed after it?
If this solves the problem, you could set up an auto forwarding filter in gmail as a workaround. In gmail the attachments should never appear wrong.
Unfortunately, Outlook may have complex configurations or bugs and we cannot know the exact reason of corrupting the attachments. It could depend on what kind of attachment are you sending (image, PDF, etc).
Hi Ciprian,
That’s weird.
Can you try using a Gmail address as destination address and tell us if this solves the problem?
Some email clients may have problems with the attachments encoding, so trying gmail we can know if that is the problem.
Kind regards,
Hi Duncan,
You could try to add a PHP mail() line of code around line 92, below the part:
if ($_GET["submitform"]) {In that block is where the submission is saved.
I hope it helps!
Hi Jordan,
After checking your errors and URLs everything seems to point to restrictions in your hosting.
You could try to use our default easyblog.php file to discard that your modifications are the problem, but there are 99% chances that the problem is in the hosting provider.
The main problem seems to be that you have not writting permission in the CSVEAT.csv file.
You should be able to change that file permissions using your hosting control panel.
I hope it helps!
Hi Duncan,
We cannot see anything in the link that you have shared. Have you deleted the site?
Could you please provide a live link so we can check it?
My colleagues have told me that we have also received your ticket. We will continue the private support via email.
Kind regards,
Hi Cyle,
Before trying to convert JUBE or ECO, we recommend you to start using the converter ready templates included in the widget pack. After some practice and getting to understand how the converter works and how to set up your muse projects to be compatible with the converter, you should be able to start adapting any other template.
Here you can read the instructions and watch the tutorials https://responsive-muse.com/wordpress-converter-documentation/
kind regards,
Hi Omair.
– If you mean vertical distribution of the icons floating on the left side on the page, that is not possible, you would probably need to write a lot of custom CSS to make it work.
As a small example, you can try this custom CSS snippet to change the floating buttons from left to right. You can paste custom CSS by putting it in the head by going to the Metadata tab of Page Properties (Page -> Page Properties).
<style> .result #share { float: right!important; } </style>– About the categories, you must create a separated Muse page for each category. So you will have 3 Muse pages (one per category) that you can link as you want.
– About the recent posts, I’m afraid that is a WordPress functionality (our shop runs in Woocommerce).
– About the search, since the posts are dynamically loaded from a CSV file, you cannot search them using third party Muse search solutions like our real search widget. Your best bet would be using Google Search, you can find more info at https://developers.google.com/custom-search/docs/start Notice that your posts need to be indexed by Google to appear in the Google Search bar results.
I hope it helps!
