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Hello,

This isn’t something WordPress can do out of the box however there are a few ways you could potentially do it via code. Using CSS you could add a class to each of the menu items and hide the one you don’t need at different breakpoints.

~ Steven

Hello,

I was going to recommend Slick carousel: https://kenwheeler.github.io/slick/, then I noticed they are using slick themselves in your example! Here is a plugin using Slick: https://en-gb.www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-slick-slider-and-image-carousel/.

~ Steven

Hello,

Are you using a plugin for SEO? Something like that may be adding extra stuff to your header.php via <?php wp_head(); ?>

Have you initiated a find on your entire WP directory for that extra character? Searching plugins as well as themes might uncover something.

~ Steven

Hello,

This is definitely possible but you need to have some templating knowledge to move things around. If you aren’t comfortable doing this yourself then find a developer.

~ Steven

Hello,

Your site doesn’t show at the URL specified. Your host might have disabled adding new themes or plugins. Are you able to add them via FTP?

~ Steven

Hello,

It is dangerous not to update to the latest version. As 3.9 has been out for quite a while any vulnerabilities would already be common knowledge between people trying to hack into that version of WordPress.

When you update you are missing out all the patches for 3.9 and all the new additions. Fixes for previous versions also might be included in these updates.

Better to upgrade than potentially get hacked.

~ STeven

Hello,

Did you manage to fix this issue? The homepage is running fine for me. I did notice though that you have forced SSL but don’t have a valid SSL certificate. I was blocked accessing your site twice in Google Chrome as it’s marked it as unsafe.

~ Steven

Hello,

It doesn’t look like your using WordPress on the site you linked. A flat HTML file should be more than easy to change yourself.

~ Steven

Hello,

You can removed this in the CSS by looking for this around line 229 and removing it:

background-color: #000;

The selector should now look like:

.entry-background:before {
    content: '';
    height: 100%;
    left: 0;
    opacity: .4;
    filter: alpha(opacity=40);
    position: absolute;
    width: 100%;
    top: 0;
}

However removing this means the primary navigation links at the top of the page can no longer be seen on the light background.

~ Steven

Hello,

I would go without the slash, WordPress knows best. How many sites do you know that force a slash at the end of the URL when you go to the homepage?

~ Steven

Hello,

A slightly different way to achieve centring the navigation would be to remove the float from the li and set them to display inline-block. In your stylesheet find

#access ul li {
    position: relative;
    display: block;
    float: left;
    white-space: nowrap;
}

and replace with:

#access ul li {
    position: relative;
    display: inline-block;
    white-space: nowrap;
}

~ Steven

Hello,

I can’t seem to find the unstyled header on your site. Have you now fixed this?

~ Steven

If you can zip up the theme and post it to a file sharing site such as wetransfer I can download it, have a tinker and send it back to you.

~ Steven

Hello,

The .qidb folder should be related to a Berkeley DB unrelated to WordPress, I would back it up first, deleting it shouldn’t impact your WordPress install.

You should leave the install field blank and it will install under the top level public_html. This will ensure your site is accessible from the main domain.

~ Steven

Hello,

Are you able to disable all your plugins and revert to a default theme and see if you’re still experiencing slowness? The issue could be caused by a badly coded plugin.

~ Steven