Nick C

Hi, cmnthrds!

It looks like your theme’s stylesheet is adding some white space to the left of your slider with this CSS:

.content ul {
    margin-left: 2.3em;
}

You can correct this by adding the following CSS:

.content ul.slides {
    margin-left: 0;
}

There are a couple of ways you can add this code:

1. Edit your theme’s style.css and place the code at the bottom after all other code.
2. Alternatively, install a custom CSS plugin and add the code to the Appearance → Custom CSS area.

Once you’ve made that change, you should find the slider image uses the full width of the content area again.

Hi, CoffeeandTango.

Sorry to hear that you’re seeing an upload prompt instead of your listings page!

This is normally a sign of a corrupt WordPress install or a misconfigured or compromised server, unfortunately. It would be worth contacting your web host to see if they can help you to investigate the underlying cause.

You could also try:

– Reinstalling WordPress after taking a full backup.
– Temporarily disabling other plugins.

I’ve re-tested the plugin locally, and for me the listings page is still working fine, as well as the StudioPress demo site at http://demo.studiopress.com/agentpress/listings/, which is why I suggest it could be related to a corrupt WordPress install, plugin, or server issue.

I hope those pointers prove helpful, and good luck with putting this right!

Thanks!

[Just noting for anyone who finds this that the issue was solved by unticking “unhook genesis_do_header function from this hook” next to the genesis_header hook in Genesis → Simple Hooks.]

It looks title your entire title-area is missing: http://d.pr/i/1eqyg

Have you definitely tried removing all PHP code from your Simple Hooks areas? It sounds as though something there could be removing your title section if this issue is only occurring when the plugin is active.

You may need to clear caches after temporarily removing Simple Hooks (it looks like you may be using a caching plugin + CloudFlare?). I also recommend taking a backup of the hook content so that you can restore it after your test.

Hi, govnoblat!

I just tested Genesis Simple Hooks 2.1.2 with WordPress 4.5 and it’s working as expected for me.

It can be worth temporarily removing code in each of the fields at Genesis → Simple Hooks one at a time until you identify the part causing the issues for you.

If you still need help with this, you’re welcome to share more information. Specifically:

– what theme are you using?
– what code are you hooking in that’s causing the issue in WordPress 4.5 for you?

I’d be happy to take another look for you.