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  • Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: website images

    I see the image file name has -1 suffix to it

    1448358145-1.jpg

    This indicates that there was another image with the same file name and that was the one you deleted.

    You site looks normal to me. I suppose at the time you deleted the image, there was a glitch in the connection and the admin page couldn’t get loaded completely.

    It’s called attachment page. When we upload an image attached to a post WordPress automatically create a page for it and the content in this page contains the image with image title and image description that we fill in upon uploaded.

    This plugin disables comment on attachment page
    https://wordpress.org/plugins/disable-comments/

    This plugin redirects attachment page to home page or to the post where it belongs to
    https://wordpress.org/plugins/attachment-pages-redirect/

    Please note that your code above will force left-aligned image to be right-aligned in small screen. If all you want is to control the width in small screen situation, then leave the float as is (do not declare it in your code), it will just use whatever defined (left align will float left, right align will float right).

    Also I wouldn’t mess with max-height, the max-width or just width would do the trick.

    I can see image and below text โ€œHello Worldโ€, but hover not work.

    The text appears below image, that means the CSS didn’t get loaded. I suppose WP editor stripped out the <style> tag.

    Try putting all the CSS in Additional CSS section
    https://codex.wordpress.org/Appearance_Customize_Screen#Additional_CSS

    In post content, always switch to Text Mode (not Visual mode) when writing html.

    The text in blue color and bigger is manually set in post content, this will not be used in excerpt showing in archive (post listing) page. In fact, manually setting the text in content is a no no, this if needed should bet set in CSS and adjust for both big screen and small screen otherwise thing will look okay in certain screen width only.

    The excerpt area is not clickable by default, only the post title and feature image is clickable.

    This is Sydney Theme sub forum where you can post theme related question and most likely theme author would provide help.
    https://wordpress.org/support/theme/sydney

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Tags not working

    The theme currently in use is a commercial product and this forum is not for it. Please contact your theme vendor for support.

    General things to investigate: Since when this problem has occured? It used to work normally before or this just happens recently? Is this the theme you has been used for a long time or you just installed it? Is there any plugin that you recently installed?

    Hi again, first of all there had been some changes the in the site (specifically the <figure> containing the <img> had gone) so the code above wouldn’t work now.

    This is the updated one

    
    @media only screen and (max-width: 480px) {
    	img.alignright, img.alignleft {float:none;display:block;margin:0 auto;}
    }
    

    To center align the image (undo the float) in small screen AND also shrink the image, use this code. Notice that it just has the last bit width:40%; added in.

    
    @media only screen and (max-width: 480px) {
    	img.alignright, img.alignleft {float:none;display:block;margin:0 auto; width:40%;}
    }
    

    If you only want to shrink the image in small screen AND keep the float (left/right align), use this code.

    
    @media only screen and (max-width: 480px) {
    	img.alignright, img.alignleft {width:25%;}
    }
    

    This code works site-wide, it’s not specific to this page only. Put the code in Additional CSS section.

    Just focus on 2 things.

    Since you want the embedded vid to show widely, make sure choosing a theme that has wide content width. WP has a parameter called content width and it is set by theme’s function. This parameter is the max width of embedded content. This one is a bit tricky because most themes don’t indicate the content width parameter in theme’s description, need to go into theme’s function to find out and it’s not easy for none-coder. Sometimes we find a theme that we really like excepts the content width, we can also override this with our own function.

    https://codex.wordpress.org/Content_Width

    The other thing is general WP setting. Any theme can be set as a simple one page (or a few pages) site. Just make a Page (not post) fill up the content and then set this page as static front home page.

    https://codex.wordpress.org/Creating_a_Static_Front_Page

    Create another page to be a contact page that you mentioned and the in the nav menu only put in this link to the content page and nothing else.

    • This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by paulwpxp.

    This problem is not theme specific. Most themes that I encountered don’t center-align floated element in small screen. So we have this usual problem, floated image with text wrapped around look okay in big screen but not so good in small screen. To fix this problem just center-align all floated images in small screen.

    This code works in your situation. Just put it in Additional CSS section (clear browser cache to see the updated).

    
    @media only screen and (max-width: 480px) {
    	figure.alignright, figure.alignleft, figure img, img  {float:none;display:block;margin:0 auto !important;}
    }
    

    For themes that are translable, we can use this plugin to change text (string).

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/say-what/

    Aha, I see. Thanks for sharing your experience. I’m sure it’s useful for other users.

    I’m now able to see all the content of your site. Just so you know, visiting non-www would redirect to www one.

    I think you still see a browser cache version of your site. Try a hard refresh on your browser (Ctrl+F5), or just clear browsing history.

    Hi, use this in Additional CSS option

    
    .instagram-media {max-width: 100%!important;}
    

    The instagram embed is an iframe and it has inline style with fixed max-width value of 400px, so we need to use the !important bit to override it.

    I’m glad you figured it out. All those little settings gets me headache too ๐Ÿ™‚

    my www is still not publishing (all pages are published and visable)….Although at least now if you visit my page either callonjo.com.au or using http mu clients get a message that it is coming soon!

    The part quoted above sounds to me like you just forget to disable the coming soon plugin, am I correct?

    I viewed source and found reference to this plugin: mojo-marketplace-wp-plugin.

    See to it that you could disable this plugin, and the site should work normally.

    If that above is not what the problem is, I apologize in advance. I think it’s just this little thing that confused you since you had contacted your host support, and had done all the standard troubleshooting already.

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