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No Problem!

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thanks!

Hey redred88,

Did you create the database as well and run the install.php script?
Detailed instructions located here: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Installing_WordPress#Detailed_Instructions

Also, you will have to wait for google to crawl through your site before it shows up on the search engines. That can take up to two weeks.

Resolved

Hey Drjshaw,

Check you Settings > Reading. What does your “Front Page Display” Setting say? Is it set to static page or latest posts?

If set to Static Page, is the home page still in existence?

Hey Abucco,

Sorry, I misunderstood the question!

Checking in Safari, I’m seeing normal images. Looks the same as FF. Did you clear Safari cache?

Also, on the sites, you have the <img> html there. Please remove that code and maybe that will fix the issue ??

Do you have a backup of your site?

Hey ekeown?

Could you link a screenshot? This is terribly hard to diagnose without seeing the issue.

Along with a screenshot. Did you just upgrade wordpress?

Marking topic resolved

Hey Abucco,

I’m on FF right now and it seems to be looking good to me. Have you cleared your browser cache and checked again?

Also, what is with the first <img>? Remove <img> so you can be within HTML standards ??

Hey ChgoWriter,

public_html is correct on the hostgator account.

mydomain.tld/wp-admin/install wouldn’t work because you are missing the trailing .php. Try mydomain.tld/wp-admin/install.php.

If WP s already setup then don;t worry about going to install.php ??

Email box blew up lol I would use the functions.php file to do it like shirazdrum suggested but this is a one time use only thing and decided to do it inline for reasons esmi expressed. Additionally, the client for this website will never get the appearance tab to touch the files to mess with them ??

But thank you both for your time and consideration!

Thank you for the reply!

I’ve had it like this and it works fine but I don’t like editing the index.php of the parent theme do to updates. I put the new index.php file in a child theme and made the edits. Is that the best solution then?

<div id="content">
	<div class="col-full">
<?php
    			$page = "/";
    			$currentpage = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];
    			if($page==$currentpage) {
    				gravity_form(1, true, false, false, '', false);
			}
 		?>
		<div id="main" class="col-left">

my applogies, I meant to type script.js.

SOLUTION:

• Go to wp-content/plugins/easing-slider/js/script.js
• Go to line 36 and find isPreloaded: true
• Change to isPreloaded: false

This is the fix until the developer updates the plugin

Go to wp-content/plugins/easing-slider/js/ and find the js file named slider.js. On line 36, you will find:
isPreloaded: true

Change that to

isPreloaded: false

Should work for IE9 then.