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On Saturday, 29 August 2020 19:56:39 BST Skippy wrote: |
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> Greetings. |
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> I am dealing with a WordPress site that has PHP code written into the |
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> theme which needs some fixing. |
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> At least I'm 99% sure that's what is going on. Since I don't know PHP I |
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> can hardly be certain about it. |
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> I'm looking for someone who can look this over, determine what's going |
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> on, and fix it. |
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> I can pay you via PayPal. You tell me what it will cost. |
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> If available and up to the task you can reply to me directly. I'll send |
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> you all the information I have so you can look it over, see if the |
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> problem is something you can fix, and send me an estimate for your time. |
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> I figure I'll either get zero response to this, or 20 responses. *ha* |
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> Thanks much! |
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> Skippy |
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I can't help with PHP coding and don't know what the owner/user requirements |
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may be for this website, but sorting out some ad-hoc code which arguably may |
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not even need to be there, will only prolong pain and add to dev costs at a |
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future point in time. |
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I will instead make a general recommendation for you to consider. Replace the |
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theme with one which is not abandon-ware and is as close to the existing as |
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the website owners will accept. Back up the fs and the database just in case, |
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disable all plugins, download the new theme, disable old - enable new theme, |
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enable all plugins and see what you get in terms of layout and functionality. |
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Then try to sell the new theme as a more modern, post-Covid look to the |
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client. LOL! |