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  • Thread Starter stylisticallyb

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    I used a plugin to create my child page, and maybe that caused the issue. I ended up deleting the code that was in function.php and adding the suggested code from here http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes. Then I added the code that paulwpxp suggested to my style sheet and everything is working great. I am not sure if this corrected the issue that was mentioned of if this was just the way around it, but either way the header is now white, so I am pleased 🙂

    Thread Starter stylisticallyb

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    THANK YOU Paulwpxp! I have been having quite a few problem since installing this theme. I figured something was wrong with it when it didn’t work. I will try to get someone to help me fix the error that you pointed out above. Thanks again.

    Thread Starter stylisticallyb

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    If any one else has this issue: After hours of trial and error, I ended up downloading and using the Velvet Blues Update URLs plugin which solved all of my issues in like 10 seconds.

    Much appreciation to the plugin creator!!

    Thread Starter stylisticallyb

    (@stylisticallyb)

    Hi,

    I was able to use the link TychoMonolith sent me. I changed a few things and now I am able to see my banner and the pictures on the first page of my website (stylisticallyb.com) but not following pages. The pictures on those pages are still pointing to my old domain bstylistic.com

    This link http://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_The_Site_URL states:

    “Additional items of note

    There are other things you may wish to change in order to correct URLs when moving sites.

    Images link: image links are stored in “post_content” in the wp_posts table. You can use the similar code above to update image links…”

    I’m not really sure which code to use. Is the following code the one I should use? And if so, in which file do I insert the code?

    UPDATE wp_posts SET post_content = REPLACE(post_content,’www.domain.com/wp-content/uploads’,’www.domain.com/images’);

    UPDATE wp_posts SET guid = REPLACE(guid,’www.domain.com/wp-content/uploads’,’www.domain.com/images’); “

    Thanks

    Thread Starter stylisticallyb

    (@stylisticallyb)

    Thank you for the replies! I am a novice at this but I will try the options that you sent!

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