Annyeong56

and I’m 3rd…

the readme.txt file tells that low resolution should be 306×306 px, which is what I’d like, but it still shows thumbnails 150×150 px.

I even copied the shortcode samples given in that readme file, and it doesn’t work.
So i am quite confident that it is not due to me typing/setting something wrongly.

I had a quick look at the css files. i can’t find the front-photo class. I have limited css knowledge, but I expected to find that in one of the css files in the css folder.
Any clues guys ?

Come on guys, no CSS master around ? I thought this would be a very basic issue to solve for a CSS master…

ok it must be a problem with writing the url, because firebug tells me : failed to load the given url.

Any clue how to correctly write the url ?
in my theme style.css, the url is written exactly the way I wrote it above, and the image name is correctly spelt as well :-\

ok, i have another issue similar to this :
for every menu I have in my header, a big title will appear with the menu name.
For instance, I have a menu named “about us”. If I click on “about us”, i will go to mywebsite.com/about-us. And on that page, I have a title on top (just below the horizontal menu) named “about us”.
How could I remove that ?
It is stupid. If you already clicked on the link “about us”, you don’t need a reminder in huge capital letters reminding you you are on the “about us” page…

cool ! I managed to do it.
thanks to the tutorial here :
https://www.blog.web6.org/edit-index-label-menu-wordpress-3/

cheers

ok, you’re right ! I activated the default 2014 WP theme, and my homepage shows the way I wanted.
It is a theme limitation indeed.
Any clue which page I should check and edit to remove this limitation ?

I’m using a theme I bought for $40 to a guy who builds themes. Are you saying it is a theme limitation ?

I have the same issue. I first deleted the cache, and since it didn’t help I deactivated the cache plugin. it still shows in one column. If i check what firebug shows, i can see that the gallery css takes the full width of the page (<div class=”afg-table” style=”width:100%”>)
but the pictures will show in that frame one below the others with the width as set in the settings panel.

How can we fix this ?

thanks guys !
yeah in any case, I don’t believe much numbers awstats give. They look oversized. I’ll probably forget about awstats tool.
How to explain that there are some IP @ that appear with slim stats, and that look genuine, and these don’t appear with G.A ?
It might be due to JS filters on the client side or something like catacaustic says.
I quite like refering to slim stats numbers since they appear straight in the WP admin interface ?? makes life easier

guys,
in case you don’t find any solution to your problems, try this plugin : alpine photo tile. it’s very customizable, there are so many options to customize your widget. it’s a cool plugin

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/alpine-photo-tile-for-instagram/

yep, it takes a long time before the photos show on the widget *sigh*

there you go! I had the following plugin activated : WP super cache.
I don’t know well how to use it obviously.
I thought the issue came from firefox caching feature.
I am wondering now if it really is a good thing to have that plugin activated, because I don’t want the readers of my blog to miss any updates I come with because of this plugin.

thanks media x !

ok, i tried to load the website on the ipad and it shows well.
so i think it’s fine.
it must be the browser that was loading the page stored in the cache or something like that.
do u know how to prevent that ?
because after changing the theme (just to see), after refreshing the homepage, the website was still loading with the previous theme.
that is not exactly WP related, it is more a firefox thing i know, but if anyone had an answer that would be great !

i found an easy way.
on the new page you are writing, you enable discussions via the screen options tab (it’s small and on top of the screen, i never saw that tab before), then you disable comments in the discussions box.
you will then get a custom page that allows you to write a page with one full post and no possibility of commenting.
i use that to write those terms and privacy pages.

ok, i got the answer myself after some research.
here is the solution for information, if that happened to someone else :
the guy i bought the theme from used a specific font, not any standard one such as arial. and he didn’t even add the font files in the fonts folder.
that explains why it was so slow to respond. i assume it was downloading these font files from a server or something each time i was loading a page. i managed to find the fonts, and uploaded them in the fonts folder.
and now it responds fast like any other nicely designed website.

how serious is that from the theme designer ? it looks to me like a major mistake