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  • Where’s the link?

    Your google search is as good as mine, 😉
    look for “hotlink” and “source redirects” for htaccess
    be careful, take your time, and keep backups of htaccess with your changes. test thoroughly.

    Try this:
    deactivate all plugins
    In the control panel change your Permalink from…
    /?%postname%

    …to…
    /%postname%
    or what ever your pref is, change it, then change it back. in either case, re save your permalinks setting.
    re activate plugins.

    HTH

    /style.css
    line 846
    remove the font-size, for the widget titles

    .widget-area .widget-title {
        font-size: 11px;
    }

    then add .widget-area .widget-title, to line 1256 of your css

    so that this:
    .widget_categories h1.widget-title, .widget_archive h1.widget-title, .widget_links h1.widget-title
    looks like this:
    .widget-area .widget-title, .widget_categories h1.widget-title, .widget_archive h1.widget-title, .widget_links h1.widget-title
    Now all widget titles will be the same.

    add margin: 0 auto !important; to line 197 mark, ins
    and add this after line 1256

    .textwidget {
        text-align: center;
    }

    HTH

    • Go to appearance – menus
    • create a menu if you don’t have one yet.
    • Add the pages or categories which you want on the top level to your menu.
    • For each post add the link to that post to your menu with the custom links option, click the add to menu button.
    • you can drag and drop the menu items into the order and hierarchy which you desire.
    • save menu
    • ensure that the menu has been allocated to a theme location, top left of this screen.

    Done

    You can easily add a script to your htaccess and have any calls from google image to redirect to your home page.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Lost HTML tab

    I can not see what widgets are in the side menubar

    This will be caused by the java script used on the backside by one of your plugins.

    how come when HTML code is added to the “text” page is does not show up except as text in the visual page

    The text tab is to add or view content in html format. When switching to visual, you will not see the html code only the visual aspect of your content.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Media Upload Error

    I have just tested your procedure;

    • new post,
    • click featured image
    • upload new image
    • select image on media pane
    • click the use as featured
    • media window closes
    • featured image is set and presented

    There seams to be an error in your system.
    I am not able to reproduce the error.

    I suggest you look at the data base, there are some good data base admin plugins available for WordPress, perhaps a bd fix would be your solution. It ensures that all tables are properly closed.

    I was curious, about the link being added as a new line.

    after every link and shortcode tag

    So I just tested this:

    [reflect][image][/reflect]
    <div class="scrollbar" id="scroll"><a href="#scroll1">your link1</a><a href="#scroll2">your link2</a><a href="#scroll3">your link3</a></div>

    Which does not add a break to any of the links, nor are the shortcodes effected in any way.
    It’s possible that you have a plugin issue.
    Have you disconnected all plugins, test re-activate each needed plugin one at a time.

    Post a sample page and I can probably write a css solution.

    Like I said, a sample page online would help to trouble shoot this issue.

    No not really, Andrew is correct,
    your container has a position of absolute,
    – remove that, and change margin: 0 auto; to margin: 0;
    no your footer has a position of absolute,
    your css will give you issues in the future.

    You have not followed the above suggestions:
    header is set to height: 100%;, this can’t be what you want.

    remove the position:fixed, remove the duplicate width.

    Move the #footer declaration up in your css file above the @media stuff.

    missing semi-colon here after font family:

    All of which are required to solve your issue.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Sub-form

    I recently saw that various test or exam plugins work like this, I’m sure you could use one of them, search for quiz in plugins. HTH

    Get the cimy-user-extra-fields plugin

    Hello,
    you might try deactivating the footer-putter plugin,

    first line in your css body, h1, h2, h3, h4, h5,
    remove the last comma.

    your theme css file has:

    #footer {
    	width:900px;
        	margin: 0 auto;
    	position: fixed;
       	padding-bottom: 8px;
        	padding-left: 20px;
        	width: 100%;
    
    }

    header is set to height: 100%;, this can’t be what you want.

    remove the position:fixed, remove the duplicate width.

    Move the #footer declaration up in your css file above the @media stuff.

    missing semi-colon here after font family:

    h1, h2 {
    	text-transform:none;
    	margin: 0px 0px 0px 0px;
    	font-family: Arial Black, Gadget, sans-serif
    	font-weight: normal;

    view and fix the css errors as seen here.

    HTH

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