Dave Naylor

I played around with this and found this StackOverflow post. If you take the functions from the top answer and paste them into your theme’s functions.php file and then use this in your template:

<?php echo strtoupper(convertNumber(get_the_date('Y'))); ?>

For 2014 you end up with TWO THOUSAND AND FOURTEEN.

It’s a bit of cracking a nut with a sledge hammer but I have it working on my test site. You could use it in conjunction with another the_date() string to form the output you require.

You need to include as much information as possible

Like this:

.desc p {
font-size: 15px;
color: #ff9900;
}

For the background behind your posts:

.ch_main {
background: <some colour>;
}

Try upgrading to WordPress 3.8.1 (you’re on 3.5.1) and install the later version of Flexislider, 2.2 (you’re on 2.0).

If I view the site on a mobile device, I see what I think is what you want to have as your home page using the wpex-photo theme. If I view on a desktop browser, I see a different theme altogether, TwentyFourteen. The desktop version is cached and appears to have been so for a few hours:

<!-- Dynamic page generated in 2.101 seconds. -->
<!-- Cached page generated by WP-Super-Cache on 2014-03-22 00:53:58 -->

<!-- super cache -->

The mobile version isn’t cached.

Try clearing your cache (Super Cache) to see if that clears the issue.

It’s possibly a file permission issue on your site’s server. Did you make any recent changes to the site. Can you post the site URL?

1. You have W3 Total Cache installed. View the source of your home page, look at the bottom, it’s printing out the details of what it’s done. I suspect that disk based object caching is the culprit. Try disabling that.

2. More than likely two separate things. When your site loads again, I’ll check it out on my dog and bone.

No, create the class in the plugin. Just paste it in.