Phil

Check your files incase your site has been hacked. Otherwise check with the host that they haven’t updated MySQL or PHP version on your server.

In header.php:

Change this:

<img title="12175-Final.jpg" alt="12175-Final.jpg" src="http://ricksfitnesstips.com/wp-content/header-images/12175-Final.jpg">

to this:

<img class="siteheader" title="12175-Final.jpg" alt="12175-Final.jpg" src="http://ricksfitnesstips.com/wp-content/header-images/12175-Final.jpg">

and then add this into your stylesheet (default.css):

.siteheader {
width: 900px;
height: 200px;
margin: 0 auto;
}

and then to remove the text, open up default.css:

#branding {
padding: 88px 0 44px;
}

and add in one extra line:

#branding {
padding: 88px 0 44px;
display: none !important;
}

That should do it. 🙂

Try:

<title><?php
if($post->post_parent) {
$parent_title = get_the_title($post->post_parent);
echo $parent_title.' — ';
} ?>
<?php wp_title(''); ?>
</title>

You can get buttons from Facebook (like button) and Twitter (tweet button). You can paste these into your template files to appear on every post/page easily.

FB: http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/about/resources/buttons

To get an image inlcuded into ‘Google Images’, the best way is to ensure that the image name is something descriptive and make sure that the tags are correct as well:

eg,

<img src="/images/monalisa.jpg" title="Mona Lisa" alt="Mona Lisa" height="300" width="100" />

By doing the above, you clearly mark what the image is, and so Google finds it easier to categorise the image to serve once someone else searches for it.

There is no guaranteed way for inclusion, but by tagging all the images like I have as above, it works almost all the time for me. Depends on competition, relevancy just like any search results I guess.

Firstly I would take out font-size: large from the styling of the text.

Ok, so the text goes smaller, but it is better to use ‘font-size’ via CSS to increase the size of text. The readbility improved when I did this on Chrome (Mac).

I also removed font-family: “body-font” so it may be that font (thin fonts are ok for headings, but for regular content text it can cause problems for readers).

Search Google for themes or plugins that match your requirements. It’s quite niche, so not standard functionality, but there may be a theme out there that comes fairly close.

Check via phpMyAdmin to see what’s in the wp_users table. You can also reset admin name, email and password from here as well.