Daryl
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Yes, the image ID is preceded by “post=” when hovering over edit. Why do I not see the image ID by using the first method you suggested? More importantly, why is an image upload a post? Is everything in WordPress considered a post? When viewing an image it displays it in a post page even though it is not an actual post. Still don’t understand WordPress.
Following up on your suggestion. Per your attached images, there is an attachment ID as part of the URL for the image. Any media file I upload does not have an attachment ID shown in the URL when hovering the mouse over “VIEW”. Any idea why I don’t have (or see) attachment IDs anywhere?
You have made over twenty eight thousand posts so it is obvious you are part of a busy support team. Part of the workload, at least as I see it, can be attributed to the fact that your documentation is fairly extensive but it is also lacking in scope and usefulness. You state to change settings in the hero area which works though I actually accomplished this (by accident) differently than you suggested using the feature image.
Go to your documentation and search for either “hero” or “hero area” and you should find what I found… nothing (see attached screen capture). Not at all criticizing the support team or the product. Just pointing out why end users become frustrated with suppliers. Hard to dig into something with a shovel if there isn’t any dirt present.
Here is the code I used from your forum:
add_action(‘after_setup_theme’, ‘_my_sd_footer_changes’,15);
function _my_sd_footer_changes(){
remove_action( ‘dt_footer_copyright’, ‘dt_footer_copyright_default’, 10 );
remove_action( ‘dt_footer_copyright’, ‘sd_footer_copyright_default’, 10 );
add_action( ‘dt_footer_copyright’, ‘custom_dt_footer_copyright_text’, 10 );
}function custom_dt_footer_copyright_text(){
echo ‘© 2018 Supreme Theme LLC. All Rights Reserved.’;
}Obviously, I edited the code and replaced “2018 Supreme Theme LLC.” with my verbiage. It added the custom copyright under the default copyright line. So I have two copyright lines in the footer.
Someone else asked where to save the code snippet and you told them just to save it. I think he may have meant where to run it. There are four radio buttons and the “run everywhere” button is chosen by default.
I deactivated the UsersWP plugin to avoid just the issue you were talking about above in updates to a theme. I have looked through the forums and have found that people have lost their website functionality through updates. I am just experimenting with GeoDirectory so any updates are not important to me now. If I decide to use this plugin/theme, I will activate UsersWP.
