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Hey all!

So I’m having the same issue with wordpress having moved into its own directory, and the login is pointing me to 404 pages. I’ve got version 2.2.2 installed.

Sure I’m just missing something obvious but I’ve tried domain.com/wp/login and domain.com/login and still no luck.

Appreciate any feedback!

Thanks!

Wendy

It turned out it was a plugin called “Get the Image” that was preventing it from updating. Disabled it and “presto”! Guess it doesn’t like the latest WordPress 3.3.1!

Thanks for getting an answer out to me so quickly!

– Wendy

I believe it uses its own: get_portfolio_item_thumbnail();

It’s not my theme but it doesn’t look like it. The history on this is that it was originally here: before I moved it. And it works just fine on that server. Two things about that server, it uses WordPress 3.2 and a slightly older version of the theme. That said, the older versions didn’t work on the new server either before I upgraded them so I don’t think that’s the issue.

I couldn’t leave the site this way so here’s a new link to the problem I’m having: https://polyfab-display.com/our-products/custom-point-of-purchase-displays/

I have the same issue. When I hit save it does save the work, but redirects to a blank page. The same theme on another installation works just fine.

That’s what Droid’s saying. You have to drag your box, then click the crop icon AGAIN to get it to actually crop. Then Save becomes an active button.

That worked great, but why would the H2 tag interfere with an image alignment. Am I just missing something in the style sheet?

Looking at the second post again you’re right – I had meant it to be that way and just forgotten. The first post though I still have issues. The H3 tag should wrap as well as the paragraph tag.

See the screen shot:

This is the generated code:

<h2><img class="alignright size-full wp-image-197" title="WordPress Logo" src="https://www.creationdepot.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/WordPress-Logo1.png" alt="" width="250" height="250" />Need a website on the cheap? Need to get it online ASAP?</h2>
<h3>(Also need to be able to edit it yourself on the fly, without the help of a web guru?)</h3>
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Thanks for taking a look!

Wendy