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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Engrave (Lite)] responsive css fileJust a quick look:
You have about 4 different issues.
Your body class has “fixed” in it. This hoses the footer.
<body class="home page page-id-88 page-template-default fixed">The slider is also creating an issue.
It seems to be 940px
Check div .ss2-align
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: I can't access WP Admin panelthat email address is not registered in wordpress.
also – dns on server appears to be hosed. I do cPanel – not DirectAdmin… so can’t help you there.
The domain is working… he just can’t access the site via the ip.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Engrave (Lite)] responsive css filenot without knowing more details.
try removing / re-installing the theme.Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Header not being displayedCan’t help if I can’t see the url or even the code.
Sounds like you accidentally typed “hs” somewhere in the code.
Try searching for it.
In my editor… I write comments while on the phone all the time
– then without thinking about it
– I save the file
– and end up with an undefined variable error
– when I view the site.Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: White Banner Displaying Over Header Imageapparently you uploaded it to your site
Here’s the image.
http://wordpress.demingloggingshow.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Log-Show-Header1.png
Try removing it / changing it your Media / Library option.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Need help looking for a specific theme!It appears to be free theme.
This is who made the theme:
– http://www.raycreations.net/
– http://www.raycreationsindia.com/
– http://www.rayhosting.com/Try sending them an email. Include the URL of the website you are asking about (“http://readingintwilight.blogspot.com/”).
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Error On Admin SideAssumptions: You have to know your User Name, Password, Domain Name, and the folder where you installed Word Press.
If you installed WordPress in a folder called “test”… the path to Word Press will probably be “public_html/test/”.
If you installed WordPress in the “root”…. the path to WordPress will probably be “public_html/”.
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What Esmi is saying is…
– Using your User Name, Password, and Domain Name…—- Use an FTP application (ie: Filezilla, CuteFTP, etc) to login to the website (via FTP).
If your host provides a web-based FTP application… you can use that to. But you will need to login through the Control Panel (ie: cPanel, Plesk, H-Sphere, etc)
– Once you can see the content of your website (the files)… through the FTP application or interface (you will probably be at the “root folder – ie: public_html”) ——> do the following:
– Navigate down to the “wp-content folder” where WordPress is installed
—- probably “public_html/wp-content”.within the wp-content folder… there is a “themes” folder:
— public_html/wp-content/themesThis is where all your themes are installed.
There’s a folder for each theme. If you have 5 themes… there will be 5 folders inside “public_html/wp-content/themes/”
Now – rename the folder.
Example:
If you are using a theme named “twentyfourteen”… change the name / rename the theme to something like “twentyfourteen-old”.This way… the theme is still on your server…
—- but WordPress will not be able to find the “current theme”.Because it cannot find the current theme… it should reset itself
—- to the original “default theme”… when you attempt to login via the “wp-admin folder”.After renaming the theme – hit your website and try to access the wp-admin folder.
example: http://test.com/wp-admin
