Five-Minute-Fix™
… and it’s free!
The five minutes is purely subjective and completely based on my personal opinion. If I believe a project should take five minutes then that is how long the project will take. If it takes five hours, or five days, the cost will still be the same: free!
Edward ‘cais’ Caissie
Some common Five-Minute-Fix™ items you may need help with:
- CSS minor adjustments
- WordPress theme code minor changes
- (X)HTML minor adjustments
This list is by no means exhaustive but merely a few examples of issues we have addressed with our Five-Minute-Fix™ services. Another example: a component of our Multi (child) theme was a Five-Minute-Fix™ that ran over five hours!
We believe a project that will take longer than five minutes deserves a fair and reasonable discussion of its scope. We are happy to review any reasonable request; and, we will make every effort to respond to all serious inquiries in a timely fashion. In turn, we expect our responses to receive the same respect and attention.
Obvious precedence will be given to those Five-Minute-Fix™ items that arise from a concern with one of our WordPress themes or one of our WordPress plugins we have developed but we will also be more than happy to review other WordPress themes and other WordPress plugins.
Feel free to look over our profile at WordPress.org to see our recent activities, including our ongoing involvement with the WordPress Support Forums.
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12 Comments
Hi Edward, thanks for the really fun theme! I’m having trouble getting my Google ads to run in the sidebar. I put the code in a text box in the sidebar, but it is not appearing. http://www.themoneytalkscafe.com Do I need a separate plug-in for that? Many thanks in advance …
@Teri – I’m glad you like the theme, although I would strongly recommend updating to the latest version (2.0) before I am able to provide any suggestions regarding this issue.
OK! All updated. But still having the google problem. I await your brilliance.
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@Teri – This is generally not theme related but thank you for updating. I came across this once before; the solution for that issue was to insure there is only *one* Google ad on the website if the Google code itself is being used directly.
You might also consider looking at a WordPress Plugin that manages Google Ads in place of using the Google code directly.
Hi I was wondering if you can tell me how to remove the website section when leaving a reply/comment. I will continue to search and see if anyone else has accomplished this. TIA
@Mary – Depending on the theme and how the comment form has been implemented the solution may vary, but if the theme has implemented comments using the `comment_form` function this page in the codex may be useful as a starting point.
It is the desk mess mirrored theme. Cannot seem to find the proper codes. Am I to work only withing the comments.php page?
@Mary – You have actually inspired me to write a short article on this issue, which includes a working code sample you can use. Please read the following: http://wpfirstaid.com/2012/01/remove-comment-form-website-section/
Hello,
I have been using this theme since I started my blog in ’10 and absolutely love it!
However, I was wondering about the recent change. When I click on a page other than the home page, the “Home” page tab is missing. There is no way to go to the “Home” page unless you hit the back button. Is that how it’s supposed to be?
Thanks for your help.
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@Faye – I can only guess you are referring to Desk Mess Mirrored and as of version 2.0 the theme no longer automagically generates a “Home” page link. It was the single most requested item to be able to change. In order to have a “Home” page link in your menu now you will have to use a “Custom Menu”.
Oh, ok, yes I was referring to the theme. Bummer, I liked the home page tab, but I will get over it
Thank you Edward, for your response. I will try to create a custom menu.
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@Faye – Setting up and using a Custom Menu is relatively straight-forward and easy to do. I think they can be more beneficial in the long-run than a standard default theme menu.