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Did anybody figure out how to do this cleanly? I found where it’s calculating the width (line 250 of functions.php), but I can’t easily change it.

There should really be a way to change this in the WordPress Dashboard.

Well, I wasn’t actually able to keep it from being set as following the class .current-menu-item, but I did come up with a little CSS to change it. It only applies if the parent item is part of .current-menu-item as well.

#navbar ul li.current-menu-item ul li.current-menu-item > a {
    color: white;
}

I’m pretty sure I did both. As I mentioned, the problem was solved by my host.

Actually I’ve since decided to use a different theme. A moderator can delete this thread.

I suppose I should mention that the problem was indeed solved by contacting my host. They did something on their end and it was solved instantly. Thanks!

It’s my understanding that max_file_uploads is the number of items that can be uploaded at the same time. https://allinthehead.com/retro/349/the-curse-of-max_file_uploads According to this thread, memory limit is related to file uploads (possibly because it has to store the file in memory before it saves it to the disk, but that’s just a guess).

This guy is suggesting I modify something in the database, but it seems to me like that should be the value that is changed on the Network Settings page in the Dashboard.

I actually did it without them. Turns out it was because I was using a multi-site configuration. I had to go into my Network Admin Dashboard, then go down to Settings > Network Settings and scroll down to Upload Settings, where I could change “Max upload file size.” Hours and hours spent on this simple, simple problem…

OK thanks I will.

I thought it was cool, bought it, and now would like to use it. I don’t really want to throw $50 down the drain. I have a limited budget. ??

Ok, here it is. Out of public_html/wp-content/themes/<theme name>/
https://wordpress.pastebin.com/R3LPNVTK

Anybody???

I don’t see a loop.php file. I used Artisteer 2 to create my theme.