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Once I uploaded the modified plugin directly through my FTP rather than the zip file through the WP interface, it worked fine.

Thanks for your help, everyone!

Okay, so there is no option within the plugin’s settings to choose scrolling=”no”

However, I opened up the zip file and edited the file:

embed-iframe/view/embed-iframe/iframe.php

…and saw familiar looking code, so I simply added scrolling=”no” to the file, resaved it, rezipped it, and uploaded it, not changing anything else whatsoever.

When I uploaded it though, it said it did not have a valid header and it is not on my plugins list. Did I do a wrong thing somehow when I edited the php file? I don’t know the first thing about php, but it was just simple iframe html code that I edited within the plugin file and I don’t think I tinkered in any way that should have caused this trouble.

Thanks so much! It works great. However there is one little hiccup that I have encountered.

https://www.anzarch.com/?p=94

The scrollbar at the side is distracting. Do you know if there is a way to toggle it off? My content isn’t overflowing, I tried making the iframe extra tall and it still wants to put it there, insisting there is a little bit further down that it can scroll.

(IE: Scrollbar is always there; Firefox: appears only on mouseover)

(edit: removed! I figured it out)

Thank you!

If I were to apply this, would I just need to copy that line of code? Into what file should I put it?

What is .htaccess and where should I look for this? (very much a beginner)

I did not move WP but I had to do a manual update.

It looks like it only has the most basic widgets, like search, archive, calendar, blogroll, and text. Other themes that I have played with had so many others available as options.

I think this must be the problem. I will try to reinstall. When I try to install a widget that I downloaded from wordpress, it says it is unable to activate due to a fatal error. Every add-on that I try to put in seems to have an issue, so a reupload will hopefully clear out any bad data that is in there.

I appreciate your help today! I’ll come back if I still have issues after my reinstallation.

It didn’t like that, either. It keeps giving the same error, except the formatting appears different (large or small font) and it identifies the line into which I pasted that code as the line in which there is an error.

It looks okay when I do that, I don’t see the error in the archives.

I should add, the default themes (Class 1.5 and Default 1.6) seem to work fine but they aren’t suitable to my needs.

Do you think it is a bad install of the theme or of WordPress in general? I can reinstall it if I need to.