Arjen Tienkamp

Good to hear!

Enjoy WordPress!

I’m not really sure but I think that ‘margin:auto;’ cannot be assigned to an object that is not a block element.

I’m glad that it works, that’s most important.

Have fun and good luck with your website.

Hi,

I think I have the solution.

Add ‘display:block;’ to your .andy_pictures img class.

Let me know if this works.

Some plugins show comments in the page source. Try right-clicking the website, and select ‘Source code’ (or something similar, it depends on the browser).

It seems that this website uses:
-All in one SEO-pack
-Ajax theme 0.12 by 786.pe
-Ultimate Google Analytics plugin v1.6.0
-Contact Form 7

Ok, what you can do is the following:

Go to settings > reading, select the option to use a static page as the frontpage of your blog.

Create a category containing all blog posts. Create a link to this category in your menu. If users click that link, all posts should show up.

You might have to add ‘width’ and ‘height’ to your div.

Have you tried this:

.andy_pictures img
	{
		margin-right:auto;
                margin-left:auto;
	}

I’m not really sure what you mean, but this might help you:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Category_Templates

Probably the upload limit in your PHP.ini file is set to 11mb. You can contact your hosting provider (in case you have one), or change the value yourself.

The answer mentioned by @esmi also works as a workaround.

Good luck

Is mod_rewrite allowed in your php.ini file?

You can check by creating a PHP file containing:

<?php

phpinfo();

?>

When you open that file, check if mod_rewrite is enabled.

First my apologies for the late reply. I thought I’d get an email when someone posts a comment. This seems not to be true.

You can place the code within the WordPress-loop in your templates.

This means you can put the code anywhere (single.php/page.php), as long as it is within the WordPress-loop.

So is the problem that you cannot login, as you mentioned that the login is gone…?

You can try to go to:

https://www.inthetext.com/wp-login.php?redirect_to=%2Fwp-admin%2F

and login there ??

Did you change your theme?

Your footer file (or another theme-file -mostly the footer-) should call: <?php wp_footer(); ?>

Otherwise stats aren’t counted.