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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Problem with header imagecan you post the link to your site.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Impossible Image Link positioning problemThat would be fine but technically it’s always better to add styles into the CSS rather than HTML. Also as Andrew Nevins noticed, it should be specific to the anchor.
I guess it’s getting the style from the javascript link to addthis.com. If you have an account with them, I would try using their support since it’s most likely a problem with their software.
Have you installed the plugin? That would probably be the better way to do it as well as more WP compatible.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Impossible Image Link positioning problemHave you tried floating them? Adding this to your CSS may do it.
.addthis_toolbox addthis_default_style a { float: left; }Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Duplicate posts appearing above homepage welcomeThis line of code is referencing the widgets in the header.
<!-- start top right ridget area --> <?php // call the widget manager to optionally display a group of widgets here. do_action('widget_area_manager_hook','header_logo_area'); ?> <!-- end top right widget area -->Again, I don’t know the theme you’re working with but what it says in the comment form “call the widget manager to optionally display a group of widgets here” is what I believe is the problem. What that leads me to believe is that you have the widget activated and it needs to be deleted.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Duplicate posts appearing above homepage welcomeI just looked at the site again and I’m no longer receiving the javascript error. So no need to worry about that.
the template-home.php is the right file. Looking at it I can’t see anywhere that would be causing the issue. Since that div is showing up in your header maybe try looking into the header.php.
Sorry…without having access to the site or theme it’s hard to determine what exactly is going on.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Import.php not loading in BlogNo problem. Glad it’s working.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Change WP E-commerce Currency symbolsFor that I think you would have to get into the code of either the plugin or your theme.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Change WP E-commerce Currency symbolsForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Import.php not loading in BlogIf you have other plugins running on the site, deactivate them and see if the import plugin works. If it does you can figure out which plugin is causing a conflict.
If that doesn’t work, try reinstalling the import plugin.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Duplicate posts appearing above homepage welcomeCan you remove the widgets in the header and add them to your content widget area?
The 404 is a not found error. So the javascript that would make the slider function properly is probably not in the right location.
If you were to remove the div, I would make sure that’s the last solution. Also, I would only do it if you feel comfortable modifying the code and again make sure you back it up before changing it.
In Appearance -> Editor you should find a file, home.php. You would have to find the div:
<div class="recent-posts"> until the closing </div>Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Duplicate posts appearing above homepage welcomeInside your div header_large there is a div that is named recent_posts. That div is showing the blog items above your home page text.
I would try this first if you haven’t already. Go to Appearance -> Themes -> Customize. Make sure the page is set to “static front page” and not “recent posts.”
Does your theme allow widgets in the header? If so the posts could be coming from a widget that just needs to be removed.
If it’s not the page setting or a widget then I would consider deleting the div. If you do, make sure to make a copy of the file first before making any changes, that way you can always revert back to the original.
I also noticed I’m getting 404 errors for javascript that looks like it would be activating a slider on the site?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: help with funky backslash problemCool…appears to work with stripslashes, the underscore returned a fatal error.
thanks for the help.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: help with funky backslash problemYeah, I’m still relatively new to PHP but the only documentation I found was from 2009.
Are you sure it’s strip_slashes and not stripslahes?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Importing blog posts to standard websiteWithout having your site built using WordPrss I’m unaware if what you want to do is possible. If your site was using WordPress then you could follow the below example, pulling the blogs RSS feed into your site to display posts. This would keep you from having to move the blog to your server.
http://www.worldoweb.co.uk/2012/display-wordpress-posts-on-another-wp-blog
If you moved the blog to your server, you would still have to have your site in WordPress so that you could use a query loop to pull posts to specific pages of your website.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Importing blog posts to standard websiteIs the blog completely independent from the website? If it isn’t why don’t you just install WordPress into a sub directory of the website and run the blog that way?