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We use checkout field editor by themehigh. I wouldn’t mind editing the code a little if you point me to the right files which would need editing. This functionality is only necessary in the admin side and it’s just one custom field from the custom checkout form. Thanks for your help

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Yes it should

This is a very general question. You are probably going to find it under the theme settings. We might be able to help you better if you post a link to the site

What you are looking for is a portfolio. This one has similar functionality https://huge-it.com/wordpress-plugins-portfolio-gallery-demo/

but to get something closer to your sample you are going to need some more experience.

for example…
This is the actual link with /category/postname
https://fightageism.net/stereotypes/why-talking-to-a-senior-might-be-your-greatest-key-to-knowledge/

This is not a real parmalink but it /year/month/day/postname… since it has the postname, wp resolves the name..

https://fightageism.net/2013/07/21/why-talking-to-a-senior-might-be-your-greatest-key-to-knowledge/

so yes it accounts for the different permalink structure

Its hard to do without a plugin to translate your old links but wordpress has a clever way to work with changed links. (as long as the postname doesn’t change)

Option 1 via old wordpress
1. change the permalink structure on the old site to match the new site.
2. change the wordpress url on blog.site.com to site.com

option 2 via htaccess on blog.site.com
RewriteEngine On

RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^(?:blog\.)site\.com$ [NC]
RewriteRule ^ https://site.com%{REQUEST_URI} [L,R=301]

Hi monnmon,

what you want is not so simple, you need to create a separate image for each state of the hover and add the behavior when the user hovers over the specific part. This is not really a worpress issue I suggest you look into “javascript image maps”

This is kind of vague clenart. Was it after an update? The best way to troubleshoot things is to trace back your steps.

The basics…
Go to settings > Reading > your front page displays > a static page > select which page > save changes.

are you on godaddy by any chance?

find..

#header {

     background-image: url("images/header.png");

     background-repeat: no-repeat;

     height: 335px;

     margin-left: 30px;

     margin-top: 20px;

     position: relative;

     width: 100%;

     z-index: 0;

}

Replace

#header {

     background-image: url("images/header.png");

     background-repeat: no-repeat;

     height: 335px;

     margin-left: 30px;

     margin-top: 20px;

     position: relative;

     width: 100%;

     z-index: 0;

     clear:both;

}

Are you trying to add the page to a navigation bar?

If so ..

Appearance >> Menus

The quickest way I can think of is by saving the new image as

banner_img11.jpg

Then, replace the existing by uploading it to your server using an FTP program.

Your image is located in the folder..

wp-content/uploads/2012/02/

We cannot see what your developer did unless we have access to the php code itself.

Those are my 2 cents

First try to use one of the default themes to see if it’s a wordpress issue or a theme issue. I downloaded the theme and it looks good. Also update to the latest WP.

This is done via ftp or via your hosting company’s control panel. The ftp instructions are probably to long for this forum so I suggest you Google it “Changing Permissions with an FTP Client” or ask your hosting company
You can also find some youtube videos on how to do it which will probably be the best for you.

Regards