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Turns out it was only in firefox, when i had another user agent (for tablets) enabled.

Text Post with “attached” link with “Attach your blogpost ” selected.

Ok so that did the trick but i now realize the Slider does not work with the theme i intend to use, so i had to use another slider. Thanks anyways, consider this resolved!

Awesome I will give that a shot!

*Hugs you awkwardly*.. Dear god it would have taken me forever! thanks so much!

I am also having this problem, anyone find a solution?

I really need to find a solution to this, Devs?

I have the exact same problem, only in chrome, you can visit here in chrome browser to see the issue.
https://urbanfoxmedia.ca/gametest/PH/rulebook-page-1/
I need a fix asap!

Fixed it, found the hidden tag i needed to set the z-index to finally after hours of searching lol

Yeah its a new site with fresh installs of all plugins. I might have to find another solution, what do you use for database caching now since you scrapped this one?

I am Having the EXACT same issue any solutions please? Did you find the correct Cache filter for this?

FIXED IT!

(ALTHOUGH still seeking info on removing timthumb and replacing with the thumbnail code you mentioned)

It was a formidable pro issue. I posted solution here:
https://formidablepro.com/help-desk/using-get_post_meta-but-all-it-is-returning-is-the-word-array/
Formidable pro is a Form building plugin(quite impressive one) within it you can have each form filled out create a post, BUT you must through the formidable pro interface append each custom field to the post in order to reference it. sot technically the key was never being added to the post and this not being found.

Once i added i to the posts and created a new post it all seemed to work fine. in each posts dashbaord edit area the fields were now showing up under the custom fields section, so now when i reference them i get the fields just fine!

<div class="boxim">
<div class="btitle">
<?php if ( get_post_meta($post->ID, 'prqutg', true) ) {
      echo get_post_meta($post->ID, 'prqutg', true)
 }else { echo 'test'; }
endif; ?>
</div>

Returns a Syntax Error with that code.

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '}', expecting ',' or ';' in /hsphere/local/home/c361163/https://************.com/****/******/wp-content/themes/Carmen/home.php on line 33

As for timthumb it was used in the theme i am using, what code should i use instead and where do i place it?

As for the “Test” Basically in index.php i have put in plain text the word ‘TEST’ on the main page found here:

https://real360media.com/demo-sites/demo2/

there are posts for properties that have been listed on the website. With each post is an image, excerpt and address.

If you look above the address which sits over the image you will see the word ‘TEST’. Next to ‘TEST’ in the actual index.php file is where i have placed the code <?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID, 'prqutg', TRUE); ?>

You can see the Pastebin here:
https://pastebin.com/GUmz64ts

Sure I have tried with twentyten & twenty 11 themes to and it is still not working.

https://real360media.com/demo-sites/demo2/

If you look at that main page in the titles for each post there is the word TEST next to the word test i have the code
‘<?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘prqutg’, TRUE); ?>’

And as you can see it is returning nothing.