What’s your site URL? work-view isn’t something I’m WordPress familiar with.
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Andyjw
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Hi, it’s activeadventures.co.uk if you click on destinations and pick any of the destinations you’ll see what I mean, many thanks
What happens if you switch to the default 2013 theme?
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Andyjw
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I’ve built the site using a theme called Blade I bought through Themeforest. If I switch to default 2013 theme won’t I destroy the site?
No. Your theme & plugin settings are saved in your database and should be retained for future use.
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Andyjw
(@andyjw)
Hi Esmi. my version on wordpress 3.5.1 only offers themes 2011 and 2012, I tried previewing them and it makes my site look a mess. My website has around 130 pages and is a production site and primary marketing/sales tool so can’t risk doing anything that will take it offline or make it unusable. I’ve been advised though to improve SEO that I remove “work view” from the URL, example=”http://activeadventures.co.uk/work-view/lanzarote” The Lanzarote page (and the other destinations) have been created by selection Works from left-hand menu. I liked the template setup in the theme for works and it allowed me to categorize the destinations eg. Europe, Canary Islands, Egypt, but annoyingly it insists on displaying “work-view” in the URL. I figured this was standard wordpress stuff but can’t find anything on Google about it, or the WP support forum. Can’t believe I seem to have chosen the only theme on the planet to have something weird in it! And there’s no longer any support from the theme developer. I should have stuck to plain old HTML!!!! 🙁
Why are you using an old copy of WordPress? Were you aware that your site is currently running a very real risk of being hacked? You need to upgrade WordPress asap.
