Hermitband

Hi Amrit,

Thanks for the reply. After a bunch of messing around and help from a good programmer friend, it got resolved. If anyone is interested, here’s the change in the header.php that was made:

<section class="page-title-bar clearfix">				<div class="inner-wrap">					<?php if ( '' != esteem_header_title() ) { ?>						<?php if ( is_home() ) : ?>							<div class="page-title-wrap"><h2><?php echo esteem_header_title(); ?></h2></div>						<?php else : ?>							<div class="page-title-wrap"><h1><?php echo esteem_header_title(); ?></h1></div>						<?php endif; ?>					<?php } ?>					<?php if ( function_exists( 'esteem_breadcrumb' ) ) {						esteem_breadcrumb();					} ?>				</div>			</section>

Thanks a lot Alin,

I contacted Dreamhost, they asked me to temporarily turn my firewall off for that domain and re-check, and it all worked fine. Apparently they did something on their end so I don’t have to turn on the firewall each time I refresh Jetpack Boost, so firewall’s back on and for now it seems to have been sorted.

Thanks again!

In fact, the problem is now back…. It worked once or twice, but is getting the same error with same error message.

Hi Alin,

All good now, it was possibly just due to the WordPress/Jetpack Boost update temporarily not working.

Thanks for your help!

I’m completely aware that the initial issue has been resolved, and I have raised a different one here. Apologies. This issue = resolved!

I’ve been getting the same.

When I click “See error message” it comes up with:

I’m a teapot

I’ve been getting the same.

When I click “See error message” it comes up with:

I’m a teapot

Thanks for your response. I did a health check, only came up with 2 unrelated issues. I had no idea about how to sort the jQuery issue you mentioned, but turned off some plugins, and it was the WP deferred javaScript plugin that was causing the issue.

I’m now not able to get rid of the track numbers, I tried the following code in both the style.css and the additional css:

.track .songtitle:before {
	content: '';
}

Thanks @gappiah. After seeing the file paths in your screenshot, I went and deleted everything in my wp-content/cache folder via FTP, and that seems to have done the trick. Huge thanks, your help is much appreciated!

Interesting. I used to use WP Fastest Cache, but uninstalled it so it wasn’t visible in my plugins list in the WP admin. Since you mentioned it was there @gappiah I checked my FTP, and the folder was there.

I then deleted the folder, but that didn’t change anything.

I’m pretty sure I didn’t use DreamPress, and can’t see it being utilised in my Dreamhost panel anywhere, no options to manage that feature anywhere.

@faithcoder thank you. I read that article before posting this and have a browser dedicated to clearing everything just to check websites. Still not sure what the issue is.

Hi @asheshmagar

Thanks a lot for looking into this. I deactivated the Smush plugin that reduces image file size, and that seems to have worked.

Big thanks to Ashesh and ThemeGrill!

Ah, nice one, I set the body .site padding to 0 and it seems to have done the trick. I think I modified the other website’s parent theme style.css before I created a child theme, so I’ll have a look into that too. Thanks a lot!

It’s hard to tell if it is right when I switch to the unmodified version.
Basically, I want it to look like this https://www.abagarecords.com, and I have exactly the same css on both modifications, but the content is wider on the other website

I just tried it without that section of css, but the content width is still wider than normal

Yeah, the top is -24px so that it and the menu are right at the top of the page. Do you think this is what is making the content width larger than it should be though? It wasn’t doing this before the 3.6 upgrade, and had the same css