Johnathan

Hi Anh,

I should also clarify that HappyForms is injecting the <link> tags, and Slim SEO is removing them, not the other way around.

Here’s what the HappyForms devs told me:

HappyForms uses WordPress action hooks to render those link tags on your website. So the moment your form is added, which essentially is a shortcode, it calls various actions. One of those actions is used to append link tags just above the form. It all happens on render time, so the action and actual print of link tags in the code is not any delayed if that’s what you ask.

I’m able to see your site without issue, without having to follow your procedure.

503: The web server couldn’t handle the request for a page.

Are you on a shared host? If so, I suggest speaking with your hosting provider. The server logs will provide a lot more information as to why the 503 error is coming up.

Add the from address to your address book or otherwise mark it as not being spam with your email provider.

Likely has to do with the fact that your PHP code isn’t being parsed right on your page (look at your URL in your browser).

You’ll probably have better luck asking this question in the Oxygen support forum: https://www.ads-software.com/support/theme/oxygen

1. Non-apple affiliate programs don’t exist.
2. You best alternative would be a service like VigLink.

1. Copy your WordPress file structure to a new repository and commit it.
2. Export your WordPress database and commit that, too.
3. Profit?

When a digital camera takes a photo in portrait orientation, it uses metadata to tell your system that its supposed to be oriented in portrait. When your photo is uploaded, that metadata isn’t always interpreted (like in a gallery for example or in a browser by itself).

You’ll likely want to open your photos in your favorite photo editor and rotate them in order to solve this problem.

No worries! Glad I could help.

The only time you’d run into SEO trouble with not having unique IPs is if one of them was blacklisted. Something sounds fishy about that.

Maybe, but it’d be dirty and not very efficient from a code perspective.

1. Count the number of posts available.
2. Create a loop.
3. Take a random number from 1 to the limit, and call forth that post.
4. Repeat 3 until you reach the limit (quantity) or a pre-defined quantity.
5. You’d be making X individual requests until you call forth all the posts you desire.

I can’t say if there’s a way to do it natively.

AdSense ads are highly controlled on Google’s end, so there will be times when you don’t see an ad. Viewing you site, I see you’re using a plugin. You’ll likely have better support on their support forum.

Hi Megan,

First, here’s exactly what I see in Safari:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/av63u9zmjeb0oqu/Screenshot%202015-02-26%2004.44.39.png?dl=0

Second, in the two column view, the featured image is actually an explicitly resized version of the original you show lower down the page. Here’s the link to it:

https://www.apexautosports.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/IMG_269511-847×565.jpg

Third, the theme’s layout is responsive, so the image will be scaled down as the window gets smaller. In full view on a browser where you have two columns, the image is only 774px wide. The theme chooses 847px because (and you’ll see this if you shrink the width of your browser window), the layout will change to accommodate a tablet device and make the layout a single column, requiring an 847px wide image. Conveniently, it uses the exact same image and it fits like a glove.

On my screen, I can’t discern much of a difference between the featured image that’s been resized to 847px wide and then shrunk down into a 774px wide area and the 1024px wide image farther down the page that’s been shrunk into a 714px area. It looks to me as if the theme and WordPress is doing it’s job.

Did you run the thumbnail regeneration plugin? If so, what would have happened is it would have taken the originals, made new resizes of them based on the theme’s requirements, and replaced the old ones that might not have been the right size.

Sorry I couldn’t give you a more definite answer, it looks okay on my end.

The support forum for the plugin would be a better place to ask this kind of question.

https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/baw-post-views-count