In your site right click on the background. And find the element that has the background property It might be body root element or might be a descendant of body. In this case it’s #ht-site-container-child You will also need the id of the page if you want to edit for only that current
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assign Contributor role to the user you wish to allow this install User Role Editor plugin and activate for the pages you want to allow just that user to edit, make them author you can do this from Quick edit menu from the Pages menu in users , select your user, click Capabilities check edit_pages
Replace Array with array Regex replace \[(.*?)\] with ['$1']
Step 1 First, we need an API key, so head on over to https://www.google.com/recaptcha/admin. To gain access to this page you’ll need to be logged into a Google account. You’ll be asked to register your website, so give it a suitable name, then list domains (for example tutsplus.com) where this particular reCAPTCHA will be used. Subdomains (such
Go to your services, click on the service you want then you will have login to cpanel on left side
Let us say you have a documented php function with arguments in this form 'display_type' => 'list',// -- "list" or "grid" or "grid-2" or "scroller" or "map" or "horizontal" 'grid_skin' => 'skin-forwall', // -- grid skin 'grid_extra_classes' => '', // -- extra classes for display grid 'tooltip_filters_show' => '', // -- select which information to