dauidus

you can’t do that with an iframe. You should look into using an include.

Did this work for you?

You can add alt tags to images within your image library… just click edit an image, then add the appropriate content. You can also add this when uploading an image to the library.

If you’re talking about hotlinking images from other sites and using them as your featured images, that would be a no-no.

The best way I know to remove images from the post would be to edit your single.php file to remove the get_thumbnail().

The plugins folder is found in wp-content/ and nowhere else. Just rename each main plugin folder… you can always change them back. Don’t touch file names.

Thinking about this further, it looks like it might be a problem with permalinks. Try going into your wp-admin/settings/permalinks and re-saving your permalink structure. I recall this being an issue in the past.

set your .left-header to width:100%;

and your .left-header h1 to text-align:center;

You’ll have to do the same with the tagline class. Worked for me.

Make a backup of your current htaccess file. Then try deleting it on the server. A default file should be made in its place (at least, I believe this worked for me a while back). If not, you can always restore your backup.

You could rename each plugin folder to plugin-1. I’d take a full backup first, just in case.

What error message was thrown at you? If you have FTP access, you could try disabling all your plugins to identify whether it really is a theme compatibility problem, or if the problem is with a plugin. As always, take a backup before trying anything desperate.

Woops, I think I did get it working.

Only thing is, now I can only access the panel from the editor role, but not admin. Is this the same problem you are running into now? If so, I can definitely live with it… at least now I can allow my client access to that page. Thanks again!

Luciano,

Thanks for your quick reply.

Well, I did just what you said and it looks like a no-go. Now, when I try to access the easing slider panel from any role it gives me:

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare my_admin_scripts() (previously declared in /home/eddiesit/public_html/wp-content/plugins/easing-slider/easingslider.php:13) in /home/eddiesit/public_html/wp-content/plugins/easing-slider/easingslider.php on line 17

I’m not really sure what’s up here… those lines are nowhere near the ones I edited. And, when I change everything back, it works just fine. Really too bad that this guy went and wrote a plugin that doesn’t allow for a pretty important capability here.

Like I said, thanks for your help with this.

lucianoas,

Did you ever find a solution to this problem? I’ve been experiencing the same issue, but have reached a wall in my search.

If we could find the capability name for this plugin, I think that will help me, too! Hopefully, we can figure this one out together.

Cheers,
Dave

DouglasSteinberg

Yep, turns out it was CloudFlare that was screwing me up. I just got off the phone with support and their explanation was that this feature “is not ready for implementation.” I’m still not sure why they have it as an option. FTW. Just disable that, wait about 30 minutes, and you should have your fancy javascript up and working again.

Cheers!

I have been having the exact same issue… and its really screwing up the way my site loads and functions!

Do you, by any chance, have CloudFlare enabled? I’m thinking this may be an issue with the beta “minify” feature.

I’ll let you know if I find anything more.

I am currently working on a solution to this problem, as I am experiencing the same issue. I feel like it should be an easy fix somewhere in the action of the form. I’ll let you know if I am able to solve it.