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  • Thread Starter c4aig

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    Sounds like you may need to enable the write permissions on the php.ini file.

    You can usually do this through the file manager on your host. You can do this through cyberduck too but my guess is that it won’t let you change permissions if it already denied you write permission.

    Thread Starter c4aig

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    Thanks for the clarification MacManX. I’m glad this could help you Subhajitmalancha.
    Best Regards,
    Craig

    Thread Starter c4aig

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    Thanks for the tip! just out of curiosity what screen resolution are you running? I know we still need to work out the responsive BS and such, but let’s take it one step at a time. We’ll be running a mobile site for phone access since the slider will probably crunch up all the pieces into an unintelligible mess, on top of the fact that the touch areas are not optimized for the phone, which I’m not especially fond of the UX that would create…

    I tried the site in Chrome and Firefox on my macbook @ 1280×800 and so far it looks fine. It’s kind of a pain in the ass because we’re using a slider as the primary meat of the site. A little Avant-garde… I did figure out the problem with the white space at the bottom though, all I had to do was put div#layerslider_8{margin-bottom: -25px !important}

    Thread Starter c4aig

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    Also important to note… this is for the crowdsmartmedia.com/crowdsmartinc site, it’s a separate wordpress site that has a totally different setup from the crowdsmartmedia.com site.

    Thread Starter c4aig

    (@c4aig)

    Thanks for the response!

    Tried the fix you suggested and also tried the img#wpstats{display:none} insert into the css style sheet, but no luck…

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