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Hi Greg,

Absolutely, we can help you with that! Here is a general guideline on how to make changes to your web page using BoldGrid Post and Page Builder for WordPress as well as your Crio Pro WordPress theme!!

Post and Page Builder:

Log in to your WordPress Dashboard.
Go to Pages > All Pages.
Hover over the page you want to edit and click on the Edit with BoldGrid Post & Page Builder option.
From here you can use the drag-and-drop editor to add elements, adjust layouts, and change text.
Once done, click Update to save your changes.

Crio WordPress Theme
To customize your Crio WordPress theme, follow the steps below:

Log in to your WordPress Dashboard.
Navigate to Appearance > Customize. This will take you to the WordPress Customizer.
Here, you’ll find various options to customize your site. These include ‘Site Identity’, ‘Colors’, ‘Header Media’, ‘Background Image’, ‘Menus’, ‘Widgets’, ‘Homepage Settings’ and ‘Additional CSS’.

Click on the option you want to customize. For example, if you want to change your site’s color scheme, click on ‘Colors‘. You will see options to change your site’s header text color, background color and so on.
After making changes, click ‘Publish‘ to save them.

In addition to the above, Crio offers advanced customization options. These are integrated with the WordPress Customizer and provide a more powerful but familiar interface to customize your site. You can access these options by going to Appearance > Customize > Crio Options.

In Crio Options, you can customize your header and footer layouts, typography, blog settings and more.

For more detailed instructions and tutorials on how to customize your Crio Pro theme, you can refer to our product guide.

Remember, customizing your website is a process of trial and error. Feel free to experiment and see what works best for your site. If you need any more help, just let us know!

Hi Bhushan,

Thanks for your response, are you able to log in to BoldGrid Central at all? If not you can try resetting the password at this link.

It would also be a great help you you should take a screenshot of what you’re experiencing. You can use ImgBB to create a link for the screenshot and paste it into the forum here for us to review.

Thanks Bhushan, we look forward to assisting you further with this!

Hi Bhushan,

Thanks for your purchase of Crio Pro WordPress theme!

In order to unlock your premium functionalities you must first download and activate your Premium plugins. These extensions can be found in the “Plugins” section of your BoldGrid Central account.

You can follow this guide for instructions on activating Crio Pro.

You will also need to activate your premium connect key because you won’t have full access to BoldGrid Premiums features until you attach it to your WordPress instance as well.

You can obtain it from the “Connect Keys” section of your BoldGrid Central account and inside of your WordPress admin dashboard visit Settings > BoldGrid Connect to input the Premium Connect Key.

I hope this helps! Let us know if there’s anything else that we can answer for you.

Hi Jules,

Thanks for reaching out with your Crio Pro WordPress theme questions.

These tags here look like there are all from the premium Crio plugin that adds additional functionality to the Crio theme. Check the Plugins section of your WordPress dashboard and uninstall the Crio Premium plugin as well if you haven’t already done so.

If that doesn’t work you can manually remove custom fields that were created by the theme. Before proceeding with something like this, please ensure you have a complete backup of your website as is. You can remove these custom fields with a plugin like Advanced Custom Fields or Custom Field Suite. These plugins offer options to manage and delete custom fields.

Alternatively, you can also manually remove these fields by using a PHP code snippet. Please note that this method should only be used if you are comfortable with coding. Here is a sample code that you can modify and add to your theme’s functions.php file:

function remove_crio_custom_fields() {
  global $wpdb;
  $post_meta_keys = $wpdb->get_results("SELECT * FROM $wpdb->postmeta WHERE meta_key LIKE 'crio-premium-%'");
  foreach ($post_meta_keys as $meta_key) {
    delete_post_meta_by_key($meta_key->meta_key);
  }
}
add_action('init', 'remove_crio_custom_fields');

Again, modifying your theme’s files should only be done if you have experience with PHP and WordPress development.

If you’re still having trouble or need further assistance, feel free to reach out. We’re here to help!

Hi Toine,

Thank you for reaching out, although I’m sorry to hear you were the victim of an online attack. If I’m clear you have already created a Total Upkeep backup that you are having issues restoring your Total Upkeep backup using FTP?

Are you able to log into the website at all? If so, you can try restoring your backup using the Magic Link method. Also if you do have access to the admin area, it would be a great help if we could view the sites restoration logs. These can be found in the Total Upkeep dashboard. Go to Total Upkeep > Tools > Logs. Find the log file for the backup file in question and click on it. The filename should look similar to restore-1601663963.log.

Please let us know if you have trouble accessing your logs or if you’re unable to access the WordPress dashboard altogether.

Thanks Toine, we look forward to assisting you further with this!

Hi Andrea,

Lodestar isn’t one of BoldGrid’s themes, and it hasn’t had an update since March 5, 2018, which means that it’s surely not up to date with modern WordPress.

If you’re starting out with BoldGrid, I recommend starting with BoldGrid Inspirations which will let you pick out a design and theme with all of the customization options you need.

I hope this helps!

Hi Danielle,

Sorry to hear you’re having trouble with Total Upkeep backups but let’s see if we can help!

Being that your backups have been failing for a week do you remember making any changes to your website that could have effected the backup process? It could be something like adding or updating a theme or plugin, updating WordPress core, PHP version etc.

One thing I noticed is you are running your backups using PHP zip as your chosen compressor type. [2023-11-10 18:08:37 UTC] Starting archiving of files. Chosen compressor: php_zip

You might benefit from switching your backup compressor type, navigate to Total Upkeep > Settings > Backup Process. If System Zip is available, choose that option. System Zip is significantly faster than the PclZip or ZipArchive libraries, and may use fewer resources. Attempt to create another backup using the Default compression level.

If the backup still fails, try reducing the Compression Level. A setting of 0 will not compress the backup at all, using the lowest amount of CPU and memory. This does mean that the Disk Input/Output is increased due to the larger file size, however.

You can also run a sanity check to see if the server is indeed killing the backup process. This usually this happens when the backup takes too long complete. The sanity check will run a smaller sized backup that only includes .txt files with the purpose of determining if a smaller sized backup will process.

In order to run the Sanity Check you’ll need to create a “custom backup” and in the includes section For “Files & Folders” enter *.txt. Also exclude all database tables from your backup.
After your backup completes, visit your logs section to verify that it did. This sanity check will let us know if this issue is with your backup itself or if there’s something going on outside of that like with your server or hosting resource limits.

I hope this helps Danielle! We look forward to answering any further questions you might have.

Hi Allyn,

My apologies, I thought you were referring to the Premium features of Post and Page Builder. It looks like Post and Page Builder should already be installed on the site according to the info in your site details.

The following plugins were installed at the time of your initial Cloud WordPress install.

Post and Page Builder
Installed Theme and Plugins

If you were uploading the Post and Page builder plugin to your Cloud WordPress site you would do so from the “Plugins” section of the WordPress dashboard by selecting the Add New option. You do not need to extract the zip file before uploading the plugin to your Cloud WordPress demo site.

As far as your THE LOCATION YOU REQUESTED IS EXPERIENCING ISSUES. Is this your first time attempting to log in to your Cloud WordPress demo site? If so, you can try removing the current demo site completely and installing a new instance to see if it loads properly.

I hope this helps! We’re right here to answer any other questions you have!

Hi Jessica,

Thank you for reaching out, sorry to hear you’re having trouble with your Total Upkeep backup but let’s see if we can help you out!

Is this your first time attempting a backup with Total Upkeep? If not has anything changed on your WordPress site such as the update or addition of a new plugin or theme. Or an update to your WordPress core or PHP perhaps?

One thing we suggest in these cases is running a sanity check backup to see if the site is allowing you to create backups at all on your server.

The video below explains how to setup the sanity check:

One more thing, occasionally, a conflict with another plugin can cause issues with backups. You can try deactivating other plugins to see if the problem persists.

I hope this helps Jessica, we look forward to assisting you further!

Hi Alexis,

Thanks a lot for reaching out with your questions!

The Post List block was originally meant to allow you to display a list of any category of post on your Page and Posts templates. Offering an alternative to the simple Archive page, and giving users more flexibility.

We do have a feature request in to add pagination to the Post List block and that should added in an update to BoldGrid Post and Page Builder at some point in the future. For now, if you’re displaying your posts on an archive page you are able to incorporate pagination that way. You may be able to customize the archive page itself to achieve your desired result.

As far as layout that can be altered but can you tell us exactly what you would like to do? You can access most of the Post List controls by clicking on the Post list element inside of the page editor then select the “Pencil Icon” to bring up the Post List editor.

I hope this helps Alexis. We look forward to assisting you in adjusting your layout and answering any other questions you might have!

Thanks!

Hi RA,

Are you saying that the Your theme contains outdated copies of some WooCommerce template files., message is still displaying in your Crio theme? That should not be the case but we’ll be more than happy to look into it for you.

Keep in mind that Crio also integrates with your Post and Page Builder Plugin as well so it will retain the page elements from your previous BoldGrid theme as well. If you can link us to the site we will inspect it directly and give you our best suggestions on how to make your desired improvements.

Thanks RA. We’re looking forward to hearing from you.

Hi Richard,

Do you remember the last time the BoldGrid/Plesk extension functioned correctly and if so can you tell us if anything changed in that time?  Have you added or updated anything in your Plesk dashboard? This could be a number of things, such as php version or WordPress core etc…

Also, what exactly are you attempting to do and does an error message accompany your failed process?  We’d like to collect as much information as possible so that we can begin troubleshooting.

Thanks Richard.  We look forward to assisting you further with this.

Hi Ellen,

Thanks for reaching out and thank you for using Crio <a href=”https://www.boldgrid.com/crio-wordpress-theme-for-business/”>Pro WordPress theme</a>!

I inspected the site you have linked in the thread and it looks like you may have switched back to the Hifidel theme. Your Crio homepage image is likely part of a section or block in your BoldGrid <a href=”https://www.boldgrid.com/support/page-builder/”>Post and Page Builder</a> editor.

If the image is part of a section/block on the page, you’ll need to edit the page, click on the section/block that contains the image, and change it from there.

If you’re trying to change the featured image for a specific page or post, then you can do so from the page/post editor. In the right-hand side panel under the “Document” tab, you’ll find the “Featured Image” section. Click on “Set featured image” or “Replace image” to upload a new one.

Hi Richard,

I’m sorry to hear you’re experiencing issues with your Total Upkeep plugin installation. The current version has been released for some time now and we haven’t received any other reports of similar issues, but we take this kind of feedback very seriously.

Firstly, I would suggest clearing your cache and cookies, or trying a different browser to see if the problem persists. If it does, it would be beneficial to disable all other plugins and try again, as there might be a conflict with another plugin on your site.

If the site continues to go offline when accessing Total Upkeep, it would be helpful if you could switch on WP_DEBUG and provide us with any error messages you’re seeing. This will help us to determine what might be causing the issue.

Meanwhile, I’ll pass your report onto our development team so they can look into it. If we find that there is an issue with the plugin we will work to resolve it as quickly as possible.

Thank you for your patience and for bringing this to our attention. We’re here to help you in any way we can.

Please let us know how you get on with the above suggestions.

Hi Nate, thanks for reaching out!

I believe you’re referring to your BoldGrid Connect key. In order to add a Connect Key you must first download and install your premium plugins from the “Plugins” section of your BoldGrid Central Account.

If you’re using Crio Pro WordPress theme you’ll need to download and install the Crio Premium plugin along with the standard Crio theme. Any premium BoldGrid plugin will prompt you to input your premium connect key directly after installation. After you input the connect key your new connected domain will display in the “Connected Wesbites” section of the “Connect Keys” page in your BoldGrid Central account.

I hope this helps! If you still have issues can you let us know exactly which product you’re trying to install?

Thank you!

Hi Allyn!

Thanks for reaching out, yes there are several advantages to using DreamHost as your hosting provider in conjunction with BoldGrid tools. DreamHost, is one of our Premium WordPress Hosting Partners. Through this partnership they are able to provide an integrated BoldGrid experience for their users. This means that BoldGrid tools and plugins like Crio Pro WordPress theme and BoldGrid Post and Page Builder for WordPress come pre-installed and fully integrated with DreamHost’s hosting environment. This makes it easier for you to start building your website right away without having to install and set up everything yourself.

While BoldGrid provides the tools to create and manage your website, you’ll still need a hosting provider like DreamHost to make your website accessible to others on the internet. By using DreamHost, you have your hosting solution and website building tools (BoldGrid) in one place. This simplifies the process and makes managing your site easier.

Transferring Blog Post from a Non WordPress site

Yes, you can transfer blog posts from a non-WordPress website to a new WordPress installation. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how you can do it:

1. Export content from your non-WordPress website: Depending on the platform of your current website, you might have an export option available. You’ll want to export your content into a XML, CSV, or similar file format.
2. Import content into WordPress: WordPress has an inbuilt importer for various platforms like Blogger, Tumblr, LiveJournal, etc. You can find this under Tools > Import in your WordPress dashboard. If your platform isn’t listed, you can use a plugin like WP All Import or RSS Importer.

   For WP All Import, after installation and activation, go to “All Import” > “New Import”. Upload your XML/CSV file, set the elements to the appropriate WordPress fields (like post title, post content, etc.), and run the import.

   For RSS Importer, you’ll need your content in RSS format. After installation and activation, you can find the importer under Tools > Import > RSS. Upload your RSS file and run the import.

3. Check your imported content: After the import, check your posts to ensure that all content has been imported correctly. Look out for any formatting issues or missing images.
4. Redirect old URLs (if necessary): If your old and new website have different URL structures, you’ll want to set up redirects from your old URLs to the new ones to maintain your SEO ranking and to make sure any old links don’t break.

Please note that this process can vary greatly depending on the platform your non-WordPress website is using, so the steps might differ slightly. If you’re unsure, it might be best to hire a professional to assist you with this.

I hope this helps Allyn! If you have further questions for us, feel free to ask.

Hi Kristi,

Thanks for reaching out, BoldGrid BoldGrid Post and Page Builder is primarily built to be compatible with the BoldGrid line of themes our latest being Crio Pro WordPress theme. With that being said you do have a lot of flexibility to modify your WordPress themes, including the Glaciers theme that you’ve chosen but you’ll likely need to incorporate your own CSS customizations, which may not display properly in the post and page builder editor.

You can certainly start over at any point. You can reset your WordPress site to its original settings by using a plugin like WP Reset. Please note that this will delete your content and settings so make sure to backup everything you want to keep before proceeding.

If you’re plan is to start over and you still wish to use your Glacier theme, you should contact their support directly and ask theme what page builders they recommend. If you need help starting over with Crio we are right here to answer any further questions you may have.

Thanks Kristi, I hope this helps!

Hi Gilbert!

Thanks for reaching out with your WordPress questions, BoldGrid themes is happy to help!

The last step in confirming your new admin email address for your WordPress website is verifying the link the website sends to your email account. The new admin email address will not display until it’s verified. If you don’t see the link in your primary inbox be sure to check your spam section as it’s common for these types of emails to land there.

I hope this helps! Please let us know if there’s anything else that we can answer for you.

Hello –

Thank you for reaching out regarding the historical list of sites showing in your BoldGrid Central dashboard. I’d like to clarify that this is a running historical list, and it’s not uncommon for old sites to appear in your dashboard. This list is there for reference purposes, and it does not impact your current Premium Connect Key or the performance of your active site.

The presence of older sites in your dashboard is merely a record of your historical website projects that you may have worked on or experimented with in the past. These sites do not have any effect on the functionality or billing of your Premium Connect Key, so you can rest assured that your current site is not affected by the presence of these historical entries.

If you have any further questions or concerns about your BoldGrid account or Connect Key, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re here to help and provide any assistance you may need.

I hope this helps! Please let us know if there’s anything else that we can answer for you.

Hi Johny,

Thanks for reaching out with your Total Upkeep questions. It is possible to exclude the users table in your backup. When taking the backup, under the database section select custom backup and find the option to exclude certain tables users and user meta and uncheck them. From there you can run your backup and restore to the destination site.

Just to be on the safe side I would take a backup of the destination site as well just to be sure you have an extra copy in the case something does go wrong in the site restoration.