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Hi again

Research @media usage and tweak this code to suit your needs. You can use a resized version of your logo etc.

@media screen and (min-width: 480px) {
.fusion-logo img {
    width: 100%;
}
}

Hi Marie

It looks fine on my side. I accessed your May 14th posts just fine.

Perhaps try clearing your cache / flush your dns?

Hi Justin

Try adding this to your css:

h1.article-title.entry-title {
    float: left !important;
}

All the best!

Hi

This is the method I use as well so it could be theme/plugin related in your particular circumstance.

A few suggestions:

Use javascript: void(0); instead of the # , please update this post if this solution works for you.

Alternatively you can also use css to disable the link and target the top level navigation. Read up on this here:

All the best!

You might want to enable scrolling too

If so you can add scrolling="yes" to your iframe code.

Hi there

I highly recommend a fresh install as it’s difficult to pinpoint the issue without having access to your setup.

Download the latest WordPress package or use an auto installer if your host has one available on your hosting control panel.

Work in small steps so that you can quickly identify the cause of the problem should a problem occur.

All the best!

Do you have this problem on all your posts ?

Hi

Delete the akismet folder (located in wp-content/plugins/)

You site should now be available if the host’s assessment is correct.

You will then need to install the latest version of akismet and activate it.