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This was a few years ago, things have changed so much since then, I can’t really remember, sorry.

~ Steven

Adding in the code I provided wont do anything. I was highlighting the section of code you need to edit to fit what you want to achieve.

For example, this will remove the padding from the left and right of widgets so elements touch the side of the box:

.widget-area .widget {
    padding: 40px 0;
}

If you remove the padding you’ll need to re-add it to the areas that still need it.

~ Steven

Hello,

Could you please provide a URL so it’s easier for us to debug?

~ Steven

Hello,

What they’re using is definitely customised. They’ve built their own theme and it doesn’t seem to be a plugin.

~ Steven

Thanks for the link. I removed the float but the images in the carousel still aren’t displaying. Something is adding inline styling that’s forcing it to display none. You might want to check you have everything configured correctly.

~ Steven

I checked this out in Chrome and Firefox but have been unable to replicate the issue. Sorry.

~ Steven

Hello,

Avada is a paid theme and we don’t seem to support paid themes here. Your best bet is to get in touch with the theme author at Themeforest and get them to help resolve the issue with their theme.

~ Steven

Are you using any plugins that cache your site? Does your host use any caching methods you need to get them to clean up?

~ Steven

Hello,

Looks like you’re using a paid theme from Envato. We don’t provide support for paid themes here. The theme author should be able to help since they know it better than anyone else.

~ Steven

Can you try installing a new WordPress instance in a sub-directory somewhere and upload image there to see if you’re getting the same issue. If you are then it would indicate a hosting issue, maybe to do with the PHP upgrade. If it does work then you can take a closer look at your current instance and see if any plugins are the culprit.

~ Steven

Hello,

Have you tried clearing the server side cache now the plugin has been removed?

~ Steven

Hello,

Have you updated WordPress to the latest version? Have you installed any new plugins that may have started causing this? Has your host made any changes that might prevent the generation of thumbnails?

~ Steven

Hello,

I clicked ‘Older entries’ and it returned new posts all the way through to the end. Is this issue now resolved?

~ Steven

No it doesn’t work by simply copying over the files. The structures of the two platforms are entirely different so the design will need to be built from scratch to work with the code required by WordPress. The themes for each platform are not interchangeable.

~ Steven

Hello,

Getting the currently active menu link is possible by filtering wp_nav_menu_objects, which is the easiest place to check which item is the current menu item, because WordPress already added the classes for you. The below code (Untested) should get the currently active menu item and add it as a new global variable to use where you need:

add_filter( 'wp_nav_menu_objects', 'wpse16243_wp_nav_menu_objects' );
function wpse16243_wp_nav_menu_objects( $sorted_menu_items )
{
    foreach ( $sorted_menu_items as $menu_item ) {
        if ( $menu_item->current ) {
            $GLOBALS['wpse16243_title'] = $menu_item->title;
            break;
        }
    }
    return $sorted_menu_items;
}

You can now use this new global variable in your content, for example:

if ( isset( $GLOBALS['wpse16243_title'] ) ) {
    return $GLOBALS['wpse16243_title'];
}

Of course, this only works if you display the menu before you display the title. If you need it earlier (maybe in the <title> element?), you should first render the menu and then display it later.

~ Steven