david

Problem is gone. It took a few days, but it just disappeared, even before updating with latest versions. Thanks for your reply, anyway. Nice plugin.
david

Update: I was able to get wp-optimize installed again by downloading, unzipping, and using FTP. It’s now working, but whenever I click ‘Installed Plugins’ in left sidebar, the error messages mentioned still appear. So, all is now working except I would like to be able to remove those now meaningless error messages. Thanks for any suggestions in doing that.

This is solved, so I will mark it complete.

Thanks. I appreciate your help. The site is looking very good now.

I FIXED it. Added index.php to URL for each one and it now works fine. I’m very pleased.

Not sure I understand your suggestion, so I rebuilt a new menu with same components and the results are the samme. Please review and advise on how to correct this. Very puzzling to me. I appreciate your help.

Darn. I’m writing too quickly. I figured that out. Sorry for any confusion. Great theme. This theme is so good, so what are the major benefits of the pro version, which looks promising. Thank you.

Darn. I just found my problem. There was an error in the photo. Now fixed. Please disregard. But thanks for being there.

WOW! That did it. I never would have guessed. Thanks so much for the tip. You put a smile on my day. Thank you.
david

Thanks. I was hoping for an easier answer, since I’ve not changed plugins or theme in years. I’ll work through that. Thanks for the ‘health check’ tip.

DONE. I gave five stars. Thanks for your help.
david

Hi, Weblizar, I think I figured it out myself…

/* ### set font size & color for pages */
.enigma_blog_post_content p {
font-size: 16px;
line-height: 27px;
margin: 0 0 20px;
color: #000000;
}
/* ### font color and size for blog */
.enigma_fuul_blog_detail_padding p {
font-size: 16px;
line-height: 27px;
margin: 0 0 20px;
color: #000000;
}

This fixed it.
david

Thank you. That sets the photo properly but *only* at 480px width. However, the photo is squeezed when not exactly at that width. If you slowly resize your browser view, you will see that the photo squeezes, looks okay, then squeezes more, then looks okay again as the screen size diminishes. I think your problem is that you kept trying to set the height.

SO, I did some investigation on my own and fixed it myself. I replaced what you gave me with this:

.enigma_blog_post_content img {
height: auto !important;
width: auto !important;
}

The photo now automatically resizes, regardless of desktop, tablet or smartphone. Or change the style.css to :

.enigma_blog_post_content img {max-width:100%; width: auto;
height: auto;}

Finally, everything is working properly. All the best,
david

I appreciate your desire to help, but the problem has always been that pages created by the user are NOT responsive. That is, as the screen gets smaller, the photos do not get proportionately smaller. Instead, they just get squeezed. See this example from your latest solution:
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AoFASiMtbzVNgQtCgErZtGoRpz7o or just use the URL of https://davidskirk.org/wpsamp/lets-talk/ and make browser window smaller. The page looks out of proportion in tablet view and even worse in smartphone view. The page looks fine in full screen, but just gets squeezed when viewed on smaller device.

To me, the theme can’t be called responsive if user-created pages are not. I encourage you to create some user pages with a large photo and test for a future release of the theme. Thanks again for your efforts.
david

That just flattened the photo. It was 249px in your prior fix and you reduced it to 200px. And none of the changes has caused resizing. View at https://davidskirk.org/wpsamp/lets-talk/ I’m thinking that getting photos to resize proportionately may be a feature that just doesn’t work in this release of the theme. However, I sincerely appreciate your help in pursuing this. If you have more ideas, I’ll be glad to try them. Thank you,
david