Dan_Power

Do you mean wordpress logs or apache logs? And where can I find both?

I’m a photographer not a webbie, sorry.

Doesn’t the fact that wp-admin works perfectly when the frontend is slow seem to indicate it is a WordPress issue and not a hosting issue?

Deactivated all plugins: problem persists
Reactivated all plugins, set to TwentyFourteen theme: problem persists
Deactivated all plugins, set to TewntyFourteen theme: problem persists

Reactivated all plugins and CreativePearl theme: site operated normally for two page loads then problem returned

Aaaaaand after two minutes the problem is back, frontend pages are taking a minute or more but admin panel pages are lightning fast.

Andrew: I’ve sent an email to the provider, but since the problem seems to be related only to frontend pages and not to the admin panel it sounds to me like a problem with wordpress rather than my hosting

And to make a liar out of me, the site seems to be performing normally right now.

This happened earlier in the day for about five or ten minutes, but for most of today the load times on the frontend have been terrible. What I find odd is that when the frontend load times are terrible, the admin panel is lightning fast…

Oops sorry https://www.danpowerphotography.com.au

Hi another update, by changing the following CSS:

.block_slider_home .flexslider .slides img {width:auto; height:405px; margin-left:-212px;}

to

.block_slider_home .flexslider .slides img {width:auto; max-width:980px;}

I have managed to get the images to fit horizontally, however now the slider height is 283px instead of 405px, and the images are heavily cropped from the top and bottom…..

If I leave ‘height:405px’ in the images are stretched vertically rather than displaying the whole image.

I’m at about the limit of my expertise here… I’m a photographer, not a web designer…

A little more investigation seems to indicate that the slider in this theme is WooThemes’ FlexSlider, if that helps..

I am closing this topic as I have come to another solution, I have added 2 extra images to the gallery so there’s two lines of three images and it works well enough for my needs.

Thanks anyway

Hi, I have done some more searching but I can’t find any solution. I have a product with one featured image and four gallery images.

I would like the featured image to show on the category or shop page, but on the product page I want to display only the four gallery images and not the featured image.

Searching for ‘remove featured image’ or similar seems to always bring me back to this code:

remove_action( 'woocommerce_before_single_product_summary', 'woocommerce_show_product_images', 20 );

But that removes all images which is not what I want.. I want WooCommerce to use only the four gallery images on the product page.

This is almost the last thing I need to fix before this website goes live.. can anyone help?

Hi just for a reference you can view my site at https://www.danpowerphotography.com.au.

I would like the thumbnail to display on the gallery page like the second image, but the product page to display like the first image.

I re-uploaded the image that was not working in sRGB colour space… that image worked but then the other three stopped working.

Re-uploaded all four in sRGB colour space (all still at 900px wide) and they all seem to work for the moment in Chrome and IEtab..

Hi lettergrade, the images are 900px wide when uploaded and I’m displaying them as 300px wide thumbnails.

I uploaded the same four images but at 300px wide, three of them display properly and one of them doesn’t ?!

I would like to be able to upload them at larger images and resize them dynamically though, because if I upload them all as thumbs then change my layout later on I would have to upload them all again..

Is that possible or is there a bug in the WP gallery that makes that difficult?

Thanks for your help

Thanks for the reply, I just noticed they all seemed to start at the same time.

As my site has not been worked on for quite some time I started completely fresh, installing WP 3.6 then Nextgen 2.0.11 and I’m having no problems at all.

I’m fairly handy with WordPress but not a full time coder by any means so that was the easier way for me rather than debug the existing site:)