ehoanshelt

First off, your site is on WordPress.com. They have support located here:
https://en.support.wordpress.com/

Secondly, no need to put the public_html in the URL. This URL works fine:

https://cinemagrotto.wordpress.com/wp-admin/

Public_html is the root and where the domain is pointing to. That is why you are getting an error.

No problem!

Try this CSS:

.menu-item-17 .my-span {
    display: none;
}

When you add more to the menu, you will need to edit the menu-item number but for now, that CSS should work.

Awesome! don’t forget to mark the ticket as resolved ??

Go to the page in the page editor.

Top right of the content area, you will see an HTML tab. Click that.

you should see something that looks like <div id=”wide”>. Remove that. It will most likely be line 1

You will need to then find the closing div. Looks like this </div>. You will need to remove that and then update page.

Let me know if that helps.

Looking at the css, you need to remove the width attribute from here:

#wide {
    float: right;
    width: 882px;
}

It’s in extracss.css line 45.

Edit: You can also remove <div id=”wide”> from that page also and that will fix it. Not sure if you are using #wide anywhere else on the site.

Hey!

I would check out WooCommerce (https://www.woothemes.com/woocommerce/). They pair well with WooTheme sites but can work on any theme. You will just need to do some tweeking with e-commerce based pages.

Woocommerce comes with a Layered Nav widget that you can use for attributes. For example, you can have a color & country attribute for your products and use the Widgets to create different dropdowns to chose from. Make sure the Query Type for the widget is “AND”. That should do it for you. ??

This spacing looks like padding. Check your theme to see if the html or body tags have any padding. This is normally used for responsive design.

Please post a link to the page with the error. ??

log into your FTP of the site. Find the .htaccess file in the root folder.

Should look something like this:

# 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

Hmmm

I see the site now. It looks like you could have something wrong with your .htaccess file.

https://legslimming.com/wp-login.php works but https://legslimming.com/wp-admin/ does not.

Can you confirm that your .htaccess file is ok on your server?

I’m not seeing anything come up for the site nor for the admin.

Hmm…who are you hosting with. Have you brought this to your host providers attentions?

Well if you were only editing the post/page, then the code should be fine.

One thing I would stress is that our WordPress install is WAY out of date. I haven’t seen that kind of login since the 2.0 days. ??

If you have a back up, you could get the code from there. Or you could just re-install the fresh theme.

So if im understanding correctly, all you did was add some content to the site and this happened. Is their anything else you can let us know of that could have caused this. Maybe a plugin upload?

Log into that site via FTP and remove the plugin react-social-analytics. That should fix the error for you.

I would then do a fresh install of the plugin.