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  • There seems to be a plugin or a custom function that inserts thing into post content just below post title.

    Try disabling all plugins (and then clear cache) see if the warning is gone. Re-enabling the plugin one by one to identify the problematic one.

    The errors show conflicts coming from headspace2 plugin and also theme-tweaker-lite plugin. I suppose one or both plugins are not compatible with latest version of WP, or maybe they conflict with one another.

    Login to the server via cPanel or sFTP and navigate to wp-content/plugins/[plugin-folders] and rename or delete the plugin folders. Then you should be able to login to your WP.

    The img url returns this: Invalid URL signature

    Please report this problem to your theme’s vendor support channel so they can fix/update the working code for you.

    Meanwhile, I’d delete that widget and install other instagram widget that works.
    https://wordpress.org/plugins/search/instagram+widget/

    On edit of that page, see to it that the page has some kind of blog template assigned to it. If that’s so, change it to normal.
    https://make.wordpress.org/support/user-manual/content/pages/page-attributes/

    If that’s not it, check Settings → Reading, make sure the Posts page drop down selection is not set to that page.
    https://codex.wordpress.org/Settings_Reading_Screen

    This is in html <head>, did you put the custom CSS code in so the site title is using pt mono font?

    
    <style type="text/css" id="wp-custom-css">
    	.site-title, .site-description { font-family: pt mono; }
    </style>
    

    To unbold the site title, just add this code.

    
    	.site-title { font-weight: 100; opacity: 0.7; }
    

    Please note that the opacity is optional. I put it in because the pt mono looks a bit bold even in normal font weight, lessening the blackness via opacity or (changing font color code) gives it a better look.

    It works on my end, maybe you have to clear your browser’s cache.

    It only works for images in post/page content though. The feature/big/banner image at the top has its own way to output html, it’s in the php template,the plugin can’t do anything with that.

    Hi, this question is theme specific and not a support question on Fixing WordPress.

    It’s totally depending on how theme makes use of Feature Image.

    Try asking this question on your theme’s support forum
    https://kriesi.at/themes/enfold/

    Since it’s a complex theme with “builder” feature, users might be able to adjust the single post layout and make feature image bigger. To find out exactly, please visit your theme’s support channel, the devs there should be the best to answer and help out.

    It doesn’t fix images already placed/inserted in the post. We need to re-insert the image. Go to post edit and delete that image from post content, and then insert/place it into content again, this time it should work. Also it’s nice to clear cache before doing that.

    For good practice on accessibility reason, since WP 3.5 the image title is not used when inserting img into post content, it’s still be used as title for media/attachment page, I guess.

    Use this plugin if you have a good reason to use image title the way it used to be.
    https://wordpress.org/plugins/restore-image-title/

    Accessibility: Title attribute should not be added to image markup by media.php
    https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/18984

    I’m glad you got it solved, the Attachment Page Redirect plugin is awesome!

    I wish someday WP would have an option for users to select not to display media/attachment page.

    Congratulation! I could see your updated page with new images it look beautiful now.

    It looks quite big in the example post I’ve sent earlier. I mean when I add my photos they look much smaller, and if I change resolution, it’s still the same size but heavier..

    Ok, we have to be aware of 2 things; the Media Settings (once set, try not to change it), and also your selection of media size when inserting (placing) image into post/page content.

    The Media settings allows users to be able to decide the dimension (pixel) of images WP automatically crop upon upload. See detail here in this link https://codex.wordpress.org/Settings_Media_Screen

    Also when we are placing image into post/page content we can be able to choose the size of image displayed, see Step 4 – Attachment Details in this link https://codex.wordpress.org/Inserting_Media_into_Posts_and_Pages

    Be aware that it also depends on the content width of the theme in use. Sometimes we choose large size image but theme’s content width is narrower so the image will still appear smaller than its actual size. That’s why I said earlier to select the post/page template that’s wide (usually called no-sidebar template), I believe your theme has this wide template option for both post and page.

    hi. i discovered that my uploaded images, into Media, were forming a post page, with an opportunity to comment!

    I don’t remember exactly if it’s called media or attachment page, each theme decides whether or not including in comment template on this page, but most themes do.

    Try using this plugin.
    https://wordpress.org/plugins/disable-comments/

    Just configure it to disable comments on media/attachment page and you will be good. From plugin’s FAQs, it could also delete comments from selected post type, in this case the media/attachment one, but I’d do the deleting manually just to be on the safe side.

    The 2 images side by side on the example site you linked to are actually 1 images with white background.

    See this
    https://i0.wp.com/zinguyen.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/first-snow-boston-00001.jpg

    So to imitate that look, the easiest way is to just do the same; using image editor to combine 2 images into 1.

    It’s possible but a bit more difficult if you wanna use gallery feature to achieve that similar look. Try using 2-column gallery with medium size image selected.

    Learn how your theme works, try selecting post template or page template that is wide (with no sidebar) so that the content area is bigger and centered. Not putting any widget into sidebar is not enough because theme still reserves that empty area, we have to select post template or page template for no-sidebar.

    Instead of nopin=”nopin”, have you tried class="nopin"? (just add nopin to image’s classes with space). I hope it works. In case it doesn’t, please try posting this question directly in your pin-it plugin forum.

    Regarding the jQuery button, I didn’t see it on the page, did you get it resolved?

    and my server has changed from Domainmonster to 123 reg, and I don’t think Domainmonster still have a backup either.

    Some web hostings do keep backup even after account discontinued, but it won’t be kept for long, so it doesn’t hurt to check.

    I really need to log onto my website admin. Is there any workaround for this?!

    The site is empty as if it’s a blank stater page for newly bought web hosting account. Meaning it never have WP installed before, am I right? If that’s the case you just need the login credential from web hosting company (it actually provided upon purchase) and login to the server to install WP.

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