Jeffrey Zinn

Bmalky63, often when a site brings up a white screen like this it is due to a PHP error. The problem is that many hosts suppress these errors being display, so you can’t tell what the error is. You may need to contact your host to find out if there is an error and if so what the error is. The host may also help fix the issue.

If the issue is with the a theme or themes, a more drastic step to discover this could be to remove all themes but the default theme from the file structure and see if the error is removed. If so, the issue is with an installed theme. NOTE: Be extremely careful if you choose this option. Make sure you have proper backups and can back to square one before you start.

PeachfullyChic, you will need to break up the parts of your template so they are not all contained into one block element. Currently, all of the content is wrapped inside of <section class="container">. As such, the width of all template elements are governed by that one container.

However, if you were to break the header elements into their own section, you could make the header sections width 100% as suggested by Hareesh above while keeping the .container section’s width fixed. Those two elements would remain independent style-wise. Something like:

<section class="header">
     {banner}
     {navigation}
</section>

<section class="container">
     {everything else}
</section>

Similarly, you could break out the footer elements this way if you wanted that section to be full width as well.

@3rc1 – might the probably be that your slugs don’t match your tags? I was having a similar problem to what you described. I noticed a comment in the code that indicates AND comparisons need to search via slugs and not names. In my case, the slugs and names did not match up so the query was not returning the results I expected.

The comment in the plugin reads:

Force ‘OR’ on compare if searching by name (not slug). This is because the name search will return multiple values per each ‘media_tags’ searched item.

Once I had the proper slugs going into the parameters instead of the names, the AND comparison was working successfully.

Kelly, thanks for the tip. Increasing the memory solved the thumbnail issue for me.

Try using get_the_content().