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Have you considered pressing Ctrl+F5?

Now, getting back to business. Try to stay away from caching or optimizing plugins, at least until you are happy with the contents of your website. First build it, than optimize.

Also, for best results you should crop the featured images for the pages used in featured pages block to 270 x 250px, or bigger, but within these proportions (square images ~ more or less).

Other than that, try not to over-complicate things. And don’t be paranoid about your website’s security. WP is secure, as long as your username is not admin and doesn’t have a very simple password. And always think twice and look at the plugin rating and comments before installing one: plugins are the main backdoor for the real threats to your wordpress security.

Not brute force.

Well, 10 mins ago the scripts where there. Now indeed I get the (not found) for all of them (which is good, because when we started they were missing with no error being triggered).

Might have to do with some weird stuff going on in .httaccess and maybe forbidding access to your theme files?
This is how it should look like:

# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>
# END WordPress

You should find .httaccess it in root. If you don’t have it, create it with the contents above.

Yep, I did run __after_loop twice, once for posts pagination and the other one was the default, for the static page comments. If you look in theme functions, singular __after_loop contains comments, while lists __after_loop contains pagination (archives, blog, author, meta, tag, search, year, day, week, etc…) .

I didn’t need or want the static homepage __after_loop, but the probability of a homepage having comments activated and actually having comments was so small that it didn’t matter at the time. Normally, that specific page should have comments disabled, even if comments on pages were allowed by theme. And best way to do it would have been programatically. Way out of scope at that moment.

You still do not load core javascript files from parent theme. If you say it’s complete (as in ALL the files are there), it’s clearly not loading. This might have to do with:
1. Corrupt files in child theme that are loaded instead of parent files (in order to check this you could upload an archive of the contents of your child theme somewhere and let me have a look at it).
2. Faulty plugins (although they would only affect 1 – 2 scripts, not all), so this is less likely to be the case. Best practice here is to bulk disable all plugins (by renaming the plugins folder to _plugins and going to Dashboard->Plugins. WP will inform you that it has disabled all plugins because he couldn’t find their files. You can rename the folder back to plugins but now all plugins are disabled. Check if your theme loads ok. If it does, Enable plugins one by one and Ctrl+F5 (Force refresh) your homepage until you find the culprit.

Once we cover these steps we can go to other possible cases.

You’re not wrong.

At the time I thought pagination worked and I knew it was hooked to __after_loop, hence I didn’t want to reset the query before it, so removing the current function from the hook and running the action hook made perfect sense.

Your Customizr theme is corrupted. Your website is not loading several important scripts, one of them being bootstrap.min.js. I bet there are a lot of other things that do not work as they should in your installation. Delete Customizr theme folder (/wp-content/themes/customizr/), download the latest version of the theme (the reddish button) and extract it in the folder mentioned above.

Get back here if you run into any other problems.

Yes, I tried zooming both in and out in IE and it’s all sound.

FYI, i’m using v 11.0.9600.17126, Update Version: 11.0.9(KB29257689), on Windows 7 Ultimate.

If you have a lower version, maybe you should try updating. As already mentioned, it’s pixel perfect.

The only problem is that you removed my CSS code and I can, once more, see the lower picture cut at the bottom when the hover is in its max state. The imgs are all 236 x 219px (when viewed full screen on a 1440 x 900 wide monitor, with text magnification reset to 0), except for the middle one that is 236 x 236px.

By the way, do you happen to have some custom system settings regarding font smoothing, readability or anything symilar on your system? As in operating system properties… Those might be the root of this, as normally they should affect IE, since they share the same manufacturer.

Also, afaik IE might have some readability settings which I think I turned off. Check those too.

I’d have to look into that particular case, for me it worked in every single site I applied this patch to. Might be mqtranslate or customizr version related, I have no idea.

Or maybe he also changed qtranslate to mqtranslate in the

current_theme_supports( ‘qtranslate’ )

condition, which would be wrong, as it would return false in Customizr. But again, I’m shooting blindfolded here. I’d have to look.