Version 1.2.0 of Miniature includes an update for the thank you page template to ensure ongoing compatibility with the latest versions of WooCommerce.

The template change, introduced in WooCommerce 8.1, while minor, is not backwards compatible with earlier versions of WooCommerce. Please make sure you have the latest version of WooCommerce installed on your site before updating your theme.

Update today to take advantage of all the latest WooCommerce features, and provide your young customers with a delightful shopping journey with Miniature.

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Always back up your theme before making any changes. Directly editing theme files can be risky, and a minor oversight might cause issues with your website’s functionality.

We are going to add the following code snippet in our active theme’s functions.php file.

Accessing the theme’s functions.php file

• Navigate to your WordPress Dashboard.
• Go to Appearance > Theme Editor.
• On the right side, find and click on the functions.php file. This is where you’ll be adding the provided code.
• Add the following code snippet.

function customizer_login_logo() {
    if ( ! has_custom_logo() ) {
       return;
    }

    $custom_logo_id = get_theme_mod('custom_logo');

    $logo = wp_get_attachment_image_url($custom_logo_id, 'full');

    echo '<style type="text/css">
          #login h1 a {
                background-image: url(' . esc_url( $logo ) . ');
                background-size: contain;
                width: auto;
                height: 120px;
          }
    </style>';
}
add_action( 'login_head', 'customizer_login_logo' );

If you don’t see the Theme Editor option under Appearance it means that you are using a Full Site Editing theme. We will cover this scenario in an upcoming tutorial.

And that’s it!

Now every time you change your website’s logo through Appearance > Customize > Site Identity the logo on your WordPress login page will also be updated.

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Additionally, users can now import the theme’s pages as Elementor templates.

To access these templates, simply install and set up the CSSIgniter Connector plugin.

This update also includes some styling updates and maintenance. For more information, please refer to the theme’s changelog.

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Accessing the wp-config.php file: Key points to consider

1. Locate the File: The wp-config.php file sits in the root directory of your WordPress installation. If you have access to your web server through a File Manager (often found in cPanel) or via an FTP client like FileZilla, navigate to the main directory where WordPress is installed. You should see wp-config.php listed alongside folders like wp-content, wp-admin, and wp-includes.
2. Backup Before You Begin: Before making any changes, always create a backup of the wp-config.php file. This ensures that you can quickly revert to the original state if anything goes wrong.
3. Be Cautious: The wp-config.php file is crucial to your WordPress site’s operation. A small error, like an incorrect value, can break your site. Always double-check any changes you make.

1. WP_ALLOW_REPAIR

If you suspect that your database is corrupt, you can define this constant and allow WordPress to repair it automatically like so:

define('WP_ALLOW_REPAIR', true);

When set, it enables the database repair page that you can access by visiting http://yourwpsite.com/wp-admin/maint/repair.php. Once you are done don’t forget to either remove it or set it to false.

2. AUTOMATIC_UPDATER_DISABLED

define( 'AUTOMATIC_UPDATER_DISABLED', true );

When added, it disables all automatic updates in WordPress. This includes updates for the WordPress core, plugins, themes, and translations. It’s especially useful for website managers who prefer to handle updates manually, ensuring that they have full control over any changes to their site. However, with this setting enabled, it’s essential to regularly check for and apply important updates to keep the site secure and functioning well.

3. WP_AUTO_UPDATE_CORE

To control the WordPress core updates, use this constant:

define('WP_AUTO_UPDATE_CORE', 'minor');

It can have three values:

• Value of true – Development, minor, and major updates are all enabled.
• Value of false – Development, minor, and major updates are all disabled.
• Value of 'minor' – Minor updates are enabled, development, and major updates are disabled.

4. DISALLOW_FILE_EDIT

For security reasons, you may want to disable the file editor inside the WordPress dashboard. This constant disables the theme and plugin editor. If you’re managing a client’s site and want to ensure that neither the client nor any other users accidentally or intentionally edit the theme or plugin files directly from the WordPress dashboard, you can use this constant:

define('DISALLOW_FILE_EDIT', true);

5. WP_POST_REVISIONS

By default, WordPress stores every version of a post or page as a revision. This can take up a lot of database space. Use this constant to control the number of revisions, in the following example we are setting the number to 5 revisions

define('WP_POST_REVISIONS', 5); 

or to disable them altogether:

define('WP_POST_REVISIONS', false);

6. EMPTY_TRASH_DAYS

In the day-to-day operation of a WordPress site, content gets created, updated, and, inevitably, deleted. When items (like posts, pages, or comments) are deleted in WordPress, they aren’t immediately and permanently removed. Instead, they move to the Trash, offering a safety net against accidental deletions.

The EMPTY_TRASH_DAYS constant in the wp-config.php file governs how long items remain in the Trash before WordPress permanently deletes them. By default WordPress will empty the trash every 30 days. Let’s say this value to 7 days, 1 week:

define('EMPTY_TRASH_DAYS', 7);

I would strongly suggest against setting this constant to zero, especially for sites with multiple authors. Without the trash safety net, accidental deletions are irreversible.

7. AUTOSAVE_INTERVAL

As you write or edit a post, WordPress periodically saves a draft automatically. It’s a valuable safety net, ensuring that in case of a crash, lost connection, or inadvertent tab closure, your hard work isn’t lost. By default, WordPress will autosave your content every 60 seconds but you can customize this by setting this constant:

define('AUTOSAVE_INTERVAL', 120); // 120 seconds, 2 minutes.

8. WP_MEMORY_LIMIT

As your site grows, receives more traffic, or uses more plugins, it might require more memory to operate smoothly. The WP_MEMORY_LIMIT constant allows you to specify the maximum amount of memory that can be consumed by PHP for WordPress processes. You can set a custom value like so:

define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '128M');  // Set PHP memory limit to 128 megabytes.

If you want to learn more about this constant, you can read Jetpack’s excellent guide on how to check and increase your memory limit.

9. CORE_UPGRADE_SKIP_NEW_BUNDLED

When WordPress releases major updates, it often comes with new themes or plugins that are bundled with the core package. These themes, like the annual “Twenty” series (e.g., Twenty Twenty-Three), are automatically added to your site upon updating WordPress. While this ensures users have access to the latest default themes, not every site administrator or developer may want these additional themes installed. The CORE_UPGRADE_SKIP_NEW_BUNDLED constant provides a solution to this:

define('CORE_UPGRADE_SKIP_NEW_BUNDLED', true);

10. WP_DEFAULT_THEME

If you create multiple WordPress sites for clients, setting a custom default theme ensures a consistent starting point for every new site. By setting this constant, every installation will start with a specific custom theme. Set it like so:

define('WP_DEFAULT_THEME', 'your-theme-folder-name');

Ensure that the theme specified in WP_DEFAULT_THEME is present in the wp-content/themes/ directory. If the theme isn’t found, WordPress will default to one of the “Twenty” series themes.

11. WP_DEBUG

define('WP_DEBUG', true);

This constant triggers the “debug” mode throughout WordPress. When set to true, WordPress will start displaying PHP errors, notices, and warnings. It’s an invaluable tool during development to catch potential issues, as these errors can give insights into problematic plugins, themes, or custom code. Keep in mind that WP_DEBUG should typically be set to false on production sites.

12. WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY

define('WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false);

This constant controls whether the errors and warnings generated by WP_DEBUG are displayed on the screen. When set to false, these errors will be hidden from users. Combined with WP_DEBUG_LOG (see below), this means errors will be captured in the log but not shown on the site.

13. WP_DEBUG_LOG

define('WP_DEBUG_LOG', true);

When this constant is set to true, any errors that would be displayed on the screen (as controlled by WP_DEBUG and WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY) will be saved to a debug.log file inside the wp-content directory. This provides a way to track errors over time or capture sporadic issues.

Remember, every adjustment to the wp-config.php is a step towards perfecting your site, but always tread with caution. Ensure you back up regularly, and consider every change’s impact.

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Additionally, we’ve resolved an issue where the GutenBee Google Maps block failed to load within Global Sections. A patch for this bug was also released for the GutenBee plugin and is available for download now.

You can get the latest version of the Ignition Framework plugin via your account’s download section or automatically if you have set up the CSSIgniter Connector plugin.

Thank you for your continued support.

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Olympic boasts flexible custom post types which can be used to promote your personnel and display classes or services, providing a seamless platform to showcase your expertise and offerings.

Empower your fitness business with Olympic – Where Strength Meets Style!

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In this update, we’ve refined the process of importing sample content from the theme’s Elementor demo, streamlining the setup of your website. The process is simple and user-friendly, thanks to the One Click Demo Import plugin.

Additionally, Prayer now provides the option to import pre-designed pages as Elementor templates. By utilizing the CSSIgniter Connector plugin, you can quickly download and customize these templates, allowing you to create a unique and spiritually resonant online sanctuary for your congregation.

Furthermore, this update includes subtle styling refinements and maintenance to ensure a seamless user experience. For a detailed overview of the changes, we recommend consulting the theme’s changelog.

Leverage the potential of Prayer to create an immersive online space for your church community. Share messages of faith, hope, and unity with authenticity and grace. With Prayer, empower your online presence and strengthen your connection with your congregation.

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This update fixes minor spacing issues present in WordPress 6.3 it also brings the Homepage Hero post, the Homepage Query and the Follow Subscribe section as template parts available in the block editor.

Furthermore this update includes fixes for some minor issues and maintenance tasks. For more detailed information you can check out the theme’s changelog.

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In this update, we integrated importing sample content from the theme’s Elementor demo using the One Click Demo Import plugin, making it easier than ever to set up your blog.

Furthermore, Pinmaister now offers the ability to import pre-designed pages as Elementor templates. With the help of the CSSIgniter Connector plugin, you can import and personalize these templates, allowing you to create a unique and visually appealing blog that resonates with your content.

Additionally, this update includes subtle styling refinements and diligent maintenance to ensure a smooth and optimized performance. For a detailed overview of the changes, we recommend referring to the theme’s changelog.

Unleash your creativity with Pinmaister and craft a captivating online blog that truly represents your unique voice. Share your stories and insights with authenticity and flair, engaging your audience on your terms. With Pinmaister, empower your online presence and elevate your blogging journey.

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In this update, we have streamlined the process of importing sample content from the theme’s Elementor demo, ensuring a smoother setup for your website. As with the rest of the themes, this process is handled by the One Click Demo Import plugin.

Additionally, Oikia now offers the convenience of importing pre-designed pages as Elementor templates. By leveraging the CSSIgniter Connector plugin, you can import and customize these templates, enabling you to create a personalized online showcase that aligns with your real estate branding.

Furthermore, this update includes subtle styling refinements and minor maintenance to ensure smooth performance and an optimal user experience. For a detailed overview of the changes, we recommend consulting the theme’s changelog.

Leverage the potential of Oikia to elevate your real estate business online. Showcase your listings with finesse and professionalism, capturing the essence of your offerings.

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