S. Larrabee

Another user here that had to roll back to 7.9.4 because of this strange redirect issue.

Thanks so much for the great plugin!

I too wanted to limit the number of sponsors shown in the widget and though I normally advocate against ‘hacking’ plugins you can control the number of sponsors shown by modifying the queries found around line 100 in cr3ativ-sponsor/includes/sponsor-widget.php. Look for ‘posts_per_page’ => 999999 and change that to the desired number. It will of course effect all outputs.

Just remember any future plugin updates will wipe out this modification so you will want to document this change somewhere and/or not update the plugin (bad idea).

Thank you so much for taking the time to look through that, I appreciate the second set of eyes! That was it. I must have looked at that for a couple hours.

This is a permissions issue. You need make sure that WordPress has permission to create folders and add files within the uploads folder. See https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Changing_File_Permissions for more information.

I’m not sure about the exact error, however it is stemming from the wp-cache-users plugin. If you are able to login to the admin, try deactivating it. If the admin is unavailable try FTPing into the plugins directory and changing the name of the ‘wp-cache-users’ folder. This should deactivate the problem plugin allowing you to access the site.

You could probably get pretty crazy with categories and sub categories but it might be best to simply install a separate blog (separate instance of WordPress) in a folder on that same domain. If you were to do this you could basically create a separate photography site from the food site, use a different theme if you like etc without having to buy a new domain. You could easily move between the two by adding each the other’s menu.

See https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory

Simply judging by the source code the rainbow is the designated logo. Most themes have a setting in the admin that allow you to control the logo or simply remove it.

As for the other text, this is part of the comment system so you can either change the comment plugin you are using or potentially hide with CSS.

Upgrading to 3.5 seems to be cause an issue. All appears to load but main slide box is blank/black and the thumbs are displaying as broken images.

Removing the position: relative did not do the trick for me. However I did solve it with the following in an IE specific style sheet.

.youtube_gallery_divider {
		display:none;
	}