djskafish

Hi Hussein,

It’s a plugin called “Menu Image.” Pretty much anything you want to try to do, look for a plugin first.

So, I figured out part of my original question, as I was adding the web address before the hashtag for my links. The site is no longer reloading for every menu button press. I seem to have removed the animation, but the test still starts off in one position and then ends up lower down. So still having loading issues. My header image is only 158k, so I can’t imagine that’s the problem.

In response to the questions:
I didn’t buy the premium, but I did some custom css editing and I have plugins. I set up the site quite a while ago, and have just been making some changes recently, so some things I remember how and some things I don’t. If either of you has a specific question I can try to answer!

Basics: In Appearance –> Header, you can add a custom header image. I think I modified the css for the header font.

I made a static front page that has all the info on one scrolling page, and all the links in the menu are with anchor tags. Look up anchor tags on google if you don’t know how to use them. Super simple and easy to learn.

I think somewhere in the css of this theme is a caption tag, so the panoramic photo and the guidebook pieces are all done with a [caption] tag. If you want the HTML for that I can provide it later.

My website is https://wildgingercr.com

I do that by using <section id=”section”></section>, and then adding links in the menu bar to https://mysite.com/#section. But I am having the problem that the site reloads the top so that it can animate the title, before scrolling down to the section.

I was wondering if it’s possible to change Font Awesome to something like Bergamot Ornaments?

Yeah, I understand that the message is from my host. I guess they are the only ones who can answer this question for me then? I’ll get back to the forum when I hear back from them.

Also: anyone using Mac OSX and Cyberduck, watch out for your .htaccess file getting a space placed in front by default!

Ok, so I just found out that my .htaccess file was actually saving and uploading as ” .htaccess” with a space in front of the dot. When I removed the space, I get a 500 error, and the server tells me:

500 Internal Server Error

For security reasons, we no longer allow custom Options for .htaccess file.
Just comment out the lines starting with Options, php_value or php_flag and your script will work without problem.

So, does that mean I can’t edit the permalinks?

The code that wordpress tells me to add does not include any Options, php_value or php_flag in it.

# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]
RewriteCond?%{REQUEST_FILENAME}?!-f
RewriteCond?%{REQUEST_FILENAME}?!-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>
# END WordPress

Thanks!

Yeah, still doesn’t work with /%postname%/. I still get the .htaccess message, and the pages display a 404 error (which I didn’t specify before).

Hi Kevin,

I don’t know how to remove this review now that I see I was too hasty (maybe you can help me with that?). I am new to wordpress and was expecting the settings menu to be somewhere else. Now that I can actually use the shortcode, I still have some issues with this plugin.

The images from Tripadvisor don’t show up correctly, so the number of rating bubbles are basically unreadable. Our overall rating is not displayed, just the last ten reviews. I would prefer something more like the widget that TripAdvisor provides in javascript.

That said, thank you for creating a plugin that no one else seems to have cared about! I hope I can look forward to future improvements.