AstroNerdBoy

*sigh* It took an entire day of reading and ultimately watching folks say how to set this bloody thing up. *_*

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HypaoFdzmxo

That is what I mostly went with, with some other tweaks.

I used https://gtmetrix.com/wordpress-optimization-guide.html to try to help things. There’s more work that can be done.

OK, that didn’t fix the problem. Turning off Minify.

I’ve just turned Database Cache off.

Oh, and what it does to IE is indescribable. ^_^;

Yeah, that was done for the 301 redirects from Blogger. ^_^; Here’s the updated URL:

https://anime.astronerdboy.com/2013/12/kill-la-kill-12-mc-nui-sez-cant-touch.html

Here’s another issue. The image tags of the imported posts are not being flagged. For example…

<img alt="" src="https://anime.astronerdboy.com/wp-content/uploads/blogger/-JPErPySXdJs/UqSuCx185rI/AAAAAAAAjxk/7q2PCvAanfg/s200/01%2BRyuuko%2Bvs%2BHouka.jpg" width="200" height="112" border="0" />

There’s nothing here to indicate whether this was a left-justified image or a centered image. Yet that’s how the imported code is for all images, the variables being the width/height, but that’s not constant as an indicator. ^_^;

Here are my concerns. First, when I was doing my testing, I made the child theme so that my images would display the way I wanted. Unfortunately, I didn’t do a test migration. I simply copied the HTML of various Blogger posts, pasted them into WordPress, and voilà! I did notice that the “imported” article vs. one I actually wrote in WP looked a bit different in image placement, but I wasn’t too concerned about that (mainly due to padding — the imported images had slightly less).

Second, not all of my images are inline. Some are centered, and some I even experimented with other things while on Blogger.

Anyway, my mistake was assuming that when the posts were imported, the code would survive with the left/right/center markers intact. As I look, those markers were stripped out. Since my Blogger blog was being scraped by two pirate blogs using WordPress, and the formatting was coming up perfect, I assumed that the WordPress importer tool would do likewise. ^_^;

I’ll take a gander at the CSS, as you suggest, but I don’t want to jack with what it took me weeks to figure out and tweak in the child theme (I know nothing much about CSS, but I do have the gift of figuring things out with time, which is how I was able to make my child theme). In the end, I may have to do the image tweaks manually, as a couple of others have already suggested to me via other means.

Still, I’m open to all suggestions and I DO appreciate you taking the time to reply to this. ^_^