Adam W. Warner

Viewing the SiteLock dashboard within the WordPress admin is the intended experience.

The team is looking into this and we’ll update this thread accordingly as soon as possible.

Hi Craig,

1. You can change the “category” slug in WordPress to whatever you want, but that is global so probably won’t get you where you need to be.

2. In your examples, I’m thinking that they could be pages and then on the ones you want actual blog posts listed, you might use a plugin like this to list posts from a specific category: (there may be others too)
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/list-category-posts/

3. Then the question of HOW you want those specific category posts DISPLAYED comes in. The plugin above only lists links of posts titles (I think) and any styling you want them to have is up to you.

You may be better of creating CPTs with associated taxonomies, but then you’re looking at digging deeper into code and category/page template creation.

If you go down this route, I’d suggest this CPT generator:
https://generatewp.com/post-type/

Have you contacted your host? I’ve run across this more than once in the past and the cause was that the host had incorrect permissions set on the uploads folder.

Hi Craig,

If I understand your query correctly, you should be able to accomplish this using Categories instead of creating CPTs (Custom Post Types).

Your “service-1, service-2, and service-3” would simply be different categories of your blog.

Then, you would create menu items that link to the specific blog categories in order to separate them and make them navigable for users.

Make sense?

Hi A1HIGH,

For GoDaddy login issues, please reach out to our customer support ([email protected]) and provide more information such as your domain name. The connect process will only work for connecting to an account for the domain your plugin is installed.

WordCamp Toronto:

https://achecker.ca/checker/index.php

https://wave.webaim.org/

https://www.w3.org/WAI/ER/tools/

Hello, loading your page with the browser Inspector loaded, you can see these errors:

https://picpaste.com/Screen_Shot_2016-08-03_at_9.05.49_AM-N4gR5l8G.png

They look to be related to a few plugins. Try deactivating your plugins one by one and see if your galleries load again. I’d start with Autooptimize and the Google Maps plugin but it could be something else.

Got a link?

This one is free: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/foobox-image-lightbox/

Hi @napleswebguy,

The short answer is yes. You can add self-hosted videos with FooVideo. Rather than using the YouTube, Vimeo or other options, you would go to the “Other Video” tab and then paste in the URL to your video (that resides on your server or in your media library)

Here’s a screenshot:
https://picpaste.com/Pasted_image_at_2016_06_05_05_36_PM-u0qEfJBu.png

Also, I’ve put it on our list to enhance our documentation for this. Thanks for your feedback I hope this helps answer your question.

Thanks for the kind words about FooGallery, and you have some amazing images there! We’ve just shared it on our @fooplugins Twitter account:)

You can also read all about this feature and more on the release blog post here:
https://fooplugins.com/foogallery-plugin-update-templates-captions-yoast-seo-sitemaps/

WordPress creates multiple images sizes by default. Themes and plugins can also define specific sizes, and all these together can quickly add up.

There are ways to limit the images sizes in WordPress and also some great plugins for regenerating thumbnails after you’ve made media size changes as well as plugins for optimizing your image sizes upon upload.

This is a great article to start with and covers several areas I mentioned above.

https://wplift.com/wordpress-better-image-handling-tips

And thank you @cascadal for using FooGallery and supporting FooPlugins.com, we appreciate it:)

Link to the page with the gallery?