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Are you comfortable connecting to your site via FTP? You will need to have access to your server to increase the file size limit. Most hosting companies also have control panels to make the process easier, so telling me your web host would be helpful, too.

Let me know so I can get back to you with the correct steps!

Hi mani78,

1. Go to Maskitto Light Options.
2. Navigate to the very bottom of the page until you see a black box called CSS Code.
3. Copy and paste the following code:

#menu-item-143 ul.dropdown-menu {
   width: 375px;
}

#menu-item-144 ul.dropdown-menu {
   width: 305px;
}

4. Click Save Changes.

Yikes, I was too engrossed and didn’t notice Anthony Laurence posted beforehand. My bad! He is definitely right, there is another template you’re looking for and it is page-blog.php.

Hi Thelaakgroup,

You’re using Lawyeria Lite as your theme, correct? The solution to your problem requires the editing of a PHP file. Don’t worry though as it’s relatively easy.

I am going to assume three things:

1. You have FTP or SFTP access.
2. You have not altered any of your theme’s files.
3. You want the featured images in the Posts page (exclusively) to be clickable and to redirect to their pertinent pages.

If all of those are accurate, go ahead and have a read. Otherwise, stop, and feel free to correct me first if any of them is mistaken. I’ll provide you with further information as necessary.

Were my divination skills on point? Yes? Dig right in.

1. Download the modified PHP file I made for you at PasteBin. There is a button at the right side for this purpose.
2. Rename the file (for_thelaakgroup.txt) to index.php. Please double-check that you successfully changed the file extension (from .txt to .php). If you’re on Windows, you will know you are on the right track if you get a prompt asking to proceed, and the file icon changes after you confirm.
3. Connect to your server via FTP or SFTP.
4. Navigate to wp-content/themes/lawyeria-lite/.
5. Replace the existing index.php file with the one you just downloaded. It is very important that you are overwriting the correct file in the correct directory–your site might otherwise not load. To stress, the correct path is wp-content/themes/lawyeria-lite/index.php. Confirm the prompt to overwrite the file, if one appears.
6. Check your site!

To explain, I modified the theme’s index.php file to accommodate the change you want. Specifically:

<a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>">
     <img src="<?php echo $feat_image[0]; ?>" alt="<?php the_title(); ?>" title="<?php the_title(); ?>" />
</a>

Let me know what happens!

Hi webbing,

I think the recent Toolset Types update somehow broke this. Here is how to fix that while waiting for the official XML to be reviewed:

1. On the dashboard sidebar, hover to Types > Taxonomies.
2. You will see 5 entries named Group. Open the Edit link in a new tab for each one.
3. The Slug needs to be assigned to the correct Post Type, which is as follows:

   partner-group = Partners
   porfolio-group = Portfolio
   services-group = Services
   slider-group = Slider
   testimonials-group = Testimonials

4. Check the correct box under Post Types to be used with this Taxonomy for each Slug.
5. Click Save Taxonomy.