jc62

I am thinking something must have changed, either a plugin/wordpress update or possibly your ms-word installation (security update … ?). According to the article here, ms-word uses a php file xmlrpc.php to perform the posting activity. At the end of the article, there is reference to the “Enter Post Title Here”…

Hope this helps.

I don’t think the two OO versions are the same, even though they look similar. The add_action changes the behavior or activity during execution. See reference here. It also looks like you are changing the default priority of 10, to 0. I would suggest changing this to the default of 10, or omitting.

I found a similar question at a link here. I don’t think it is a wordpress specific issue. Hope this helps.

> … header.php …
No, you did not provide any header.php. The minimum child theme does not require a header.php.

> … does it look right?
Well, it is valid php code, so from that perspective it does look right. Not knowing the rest of the code I have no idea if it is right.

Again, I would suggest: (1) select standard theme, not your child theme, (2) disable all plug-ins, (3) one at a time, enable the plug-ins and test.

I would also suggest you find a wordpress programmer to assist you with this problem. I believe your issue may be beyond the scope of the forum.

You would add an image in the text area, and then change the alignment. If you entering via html text, I think the important class for the image is “alignleft”.

Here is the text for the example I provided:

<img class=” size-medium wp-image-328 alignleft” src=”https://yourbirthexpert.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/Profile-3504×2336-300×200.jpg&#8221; alt=”Profile 3504×2336″ width=”300″ height=”200″ />

<b>Vanita Lott, RN, BSN, CNM is </b>a Certified Nurse-Midwife with over 30 years experience in facilitating healthy births in large medical centers, hospitals, and her own “In-Home Birth Center”.? She knows the advantages and disadvantages of each setting and the benefits and drawbacks of the various birth providers.? She loves to reassure and calm you and your family as she gives you the knowledge and wisdom you need to make your own great choices.? I inspire you to relax and enjoy this most miraculous and transformative journey you are on. Research-based information is blended with years of inspiring women to trust their own intuition and body for an optimal birth for you and your sweet baby.

Chinelo,
Hmmm, you did not mention you were using a child theme initially. I created a child theme using the code you provided, and it appeared to work ok. I suspect you have additional code in your child theme that you have not provided.

I would suggest, (1) select standard theme, not your child theme, (2) disable all plug-ins, (3) one at a time, enable the plug-ins and test. The entire process should only take a few minutes. You do not need to un-install the plugins or the child theme to perform this testing.

> …but this was an issue before I added the social media…
Ok, so it may be something else.

— Jim

I think you would need to change the text alignment around the image, and resize the image to allow text to flow around the image. Here is a screen capture of what I think you are looking for. After you click the picture, there is a small button menu available, and I think you would pick the align left button.

Here is a test page after adding and aligning the image + text.

Is this what you are attempting ?

Chinelo,
I had another look at your page/site, and noticed you are also using some type of pinterest or social plug-in (I think). I would disable all other plugins, and test. I would then enable any plug-ins, one at a time and then test. This may identify if any plug-in is creating the problem.
— Jim

It appears you have addressed this issue already. The text is in fact to the right of the pictures.

Interesting issue, I noticed the menu does show up on an IPhone if you use the url https://toriberry.com, however if you add the /blog, then the menu does not show up.

Using the url https://toriberry.com, the menu item “home” uses the following class specifier: <td class="nav"><a href="index.html" class="nav">Home</a></td>

Using the url you specified: https://toriberry.com/blog, the same button shows: <li id="menu-item-31" class="menu-item menu-item-type-custom menu-item-object-custom menu-item-31"><a href="https://toriberry.com/">Home</a></li>

I suspect you created a mobile menu, and assigned a different class to the menu. Have a look at your menu definition.

Hope this helps,
— Jim

Looks like there may be a plugin for that. Plugin Link Here.. Let me know if this might resolve your issues.

Hmm, interesting… I had an odd issue about a year ago where the visual/html editor was not acting normal. It turned out to be a plugin that had nothing to do with editing.

If you have admin access, I would recommend disabling all plugins, and test. If the editing works ok, then turn on one plugin at a time to see which one creates the problem.

BTW: the <blink> tag by itself is not supported by most browsers. When reviewing a few pages on the referenced site it appears the html tag is not actually performing the blinking. I think there is some javascript/jquery that implements this feature.

Regarding code disappearing, it may be due to editing in visual mode. There are several similar forum postings that discuss this issue. Here is a link. I think you may be editing your post using the visual editor, and then wordpress strips the tags.

I would suggest disabling all plugins, and then enable each plugin one at a time; this plugin may not be the problem. If this does not help resolve/identify the issue, then find a plugin with your requirements that will load without error. If you paid for the plugin, then contact the vendor to resolve this issue.

Regarding “Composer”, this is usually used to assist a developer during development.

Hope this helps.

Marcus,
I was thinking you could likely use 2 images, and have css select the appropriate image based on width. You could then generate an image for smaller devices that would fit your requirements. I know this would be a lot of work, but it may work. The steps would include:

• create a child theme with only 2 files(I think)
• create a css class in your child theme that references the two images
• reference the new class withing the wordpress page.

Here is a link that discusses the topic.