Jorge
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Post Images not DisplayingYour problem could be caused by the
/thumb.phpscript serving the image. It could be that it’s not configured correctly, etc.As for the image itself, it’s uploaded and available.
http://www.immigrationaustralia.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/investment-visa.jpeg
If your theme has the option to turn off the
/thumb.phpscript, try it out and see if that fixes your problem.Hope this helps.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Mobile Plugins?Wny not use the Twenty Eleven theme? I use it on my personal blog for the sake of not having to code a custom compliant theme that has a Responsive Design.
Also, you may benefit learning about media queries within your CSS style.
Hope this helps.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: RSS feed not showing properlyFirst, for the sake of us that are at a G-rated work place, please post NSFW near the links if there is any hint of adult content.
Second, you are using a plugin that is messing up the feed’s code. Deactivate your plugins then turn each one on, one-by-one, until the error repeats itself. You’ll have a better idea of what’s causing your problems.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Backup blog offline for review and repostingWhat I would do is download the Website’s current
/wp-contents/directory, thewp-config.phpfile, and the MySQL database for a backup of the original blog. After everything is backed up, I would simply delete the old site and start new.OR, you can setup your own development site on your localhost using XAMPP, install WP and import from your current site using the built in export/import tools. THEN delete your site and start new.
Hope this helps.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: 404 Error after 3.4.1 upgrade…What I would do in your situation is remove all .asp file extensions in the permalinks and the respective plugins from your Website, and, 301 redirect all traffic to the new URLs using the .HTACCESS file.
You’ll need to “Google” how-to setup your .HTACCESS file for your specific configuration.
Hope this helps.
Forum: Meetups
In reply to: WordPress Meetup, San Juan, TX – July 28Might as well post the details here as well: Hope to see you there!
Due to the success of the last WordPress Meetup at the beautiful San Juan Memorial Library, we are in full gear for the next South Texas WordPress Meetup scheduled for July 28th, 2012. This time, however, we are planning on offering two WordPress Meetups in one day! The following are the details.
WordPress Meetup Details
The general public is invited to attend the WordPress Meetup at the San Juan Memorial Library, located at 1010 S Standard St. in San Juan, Texas.
There will be two sessions:
Morning Meetup for Beginners, Novice, or the Curious (9 A.M. to 12 P.M.)
- We will go over the basics of WordPress, how to set up a development environment, install WordPress, setup a theme, plugins, and content. If you have wanted to create a Website for your business, this is the perfect place to be.
- Presented by Jorge Saldívar, RGV Web Pro
Afternoon Meetup for Advanced WordPress Users and Developers (1 P.M. to 4 P.M.)
- In this portion, the group will discuss, in detail; WordPress plugins, PHP, MySQL, WordPress Hooks, and the plugin repository. Depending on the presenter, the group may have an option to write a plugin in real-time.
- Presented by Amanda Bourbois, MPC Studios
EVERYONE IS INVITED! From Rio Grande City to Brownsville, Texas – we hope you can make it out to these events! If you cannot make it out, get in touch with me to help setup a WordPress Meetup in your area.
There is absolutely no fee to attend these events! Any help developers offer the noobs during the even is free of charge, HOWEVER, they do not provide free support after the event.
Currently we do not have Spanish translation at the event: if you, or someone you know may be interested in helping translate, please contact me as soon as possible.
Thank-you to the City of San Juan and the Memorial Library for once again providing their facilities at no cost, and for embracing the South Texas open-source community!
EDIT: Advanced WordPress presenter has been added. Additionally, links to respective firms have been added.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: HTTPS and Absolute PathIt’s not in your style.css file. It is in the source of your page, do a right-click and “view source”. You’ll find what I’m talking about in there.
On Line 57:
#header { background:#fff url('https://dickeybub.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/header_db43.png' no-repeat top center; }I’m not sure if you’re running a plugin that adds that to the source or if that’s part of your theme structure so I can’t tell you if you exactly where to edit the CSS.
Hope this helps.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: HTTPS and Absolute PathLooks like your CSS is missing a character or two.
your #header CSS looks like this:
#header ( background: white url('https://dickeybub.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/header_db43.png' no-repeat top center; }You’re missing a ) character after the URL string.
EDIT (typo and here’s the right string):
#header ( background: white url('https://dickeybub.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/header_db43.png') no-repeat top center; }Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: HTTPS and Absolute PathWhat’s the URL of the image?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: HTTPS and Absolute PathGoogle/YouTube already have their content SSL’ed.
For example, the URL
Can be embedded securely by adding the S to HTTP
I’m not certain about other 3rd party Websites, but anything Google is usually SSL enabled.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: HTTPS and Absolute PathNo problem, however, I just visited your site, and some content hasn’t been SSLed, like the YouTube video, etc. That will cause errors. Make sure iframes, images, scripts, etc. all have HTTPS going on, even if it’s from a 3rd party. If the 3rd party doesn’t offer HTTPS, then your visitors will get “other resources are not secured” warning from the browser.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: HTTPS and Absolute PathYes, especially if you intend to keep the SSL site wide. There are also plugins available that help “force” SSL on visitors site wide.
I have used the following plugin in the past:
http://mvied.com/projects/wordpress-https/Hope this helps.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: HTTPS and Absolute PathHave you tried updating the URL from the General Settings within Dashboard?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: looking for plugin to create tables and more editingIf you are not interested in learning it and you want it completely custom, you may be interested in hiring a developer.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Need to Move WP Site to New System, Where is the Database Saved?You can find your database using phpMyAdmin…the following is a link on how to backup your database.
