Johnathan

I would think so. From what I can tell, it’s create by a combination of padding set in the .site-header-main{} and .site-content{} classes.

You might have better luck and receive more specific support from the developer on their support page.

You might be able to pull something like this off with a plugin. I can’t say for sure as I’ve never done such things with WordPress.

Perhaps with the homepage it would be better to check is_home_page() and if so, get_page_children().

just a thought.

Off the top of my head, I want to say yes, but the idea in my head would involve multiple web servers, one on each IP, with semi-unique configuration to stay independent of each other.

With the availability of resources these days to host a site, why can’t each site be on its own host? I’m curious as to the need for using unique IP addresses?

Megan,

If you could provide a link to a post or page where this is happening, that’d be great.

An image being resized to an odd dimension can be caused by a plugin or by odd dimension settings in Settings > Media.

Also, here’s a couple other things worth considering:

Try deactivating all plugins. If that resolves the issue, reactivate each one individually until you find the cause.

If that does not resolve the issue, try switching to the default theme for your version of WordPress to rule-out a theme-specific issue (theme functions can interfere like plugins).

After you make any of the changes above, you’ll want to regenerate your thumbnails/featured images. There isn’t a standard tool for this but there is a plugin that will do the job.

Please let me know if you find success.

If you’re unable to stream the file, Chrome should provide a link to download, instead. I do not believe Chrome provides native Windows Media support. I am able to replicate the behavior on my Chrome browser as well.

For compatibility, using a vendor-neutral file type such as .mp3 or .aac will provide wider browser support.

What limits do they say you’re exceeding? If I was to guess, a suspension happens based on a bandwidth overage, first.

Switching to Multisite doesn’t multiply resource usage. You can share plugins, themes, and a database between sites so having three sites under WPMU (shorthand for WordPress Multisite) doesn’t lead to 3x resource usage.

Switching to https:// is considered using a new URL to AdSense so it might take a bit of time for their system to re-index based on that new URL.

You might find Custom Fields to your liking.

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Custom_Fields

At this point, I’m not entirely sure.

I just fired up your site in another browser that I hadn’t previously been using for this and it looks as it should.

For sanity’s sake, you can clear Chrome’s cache by choosing the Menu icon in the top right corner, choosing Settings, clicking Show Advanced Settings at the bottom of the page, and clicking the Clear Browsing Data button.

Megan,

From my personal experience, images uploaded as featured images will have a copy made that’s resized to the exact size of the featured image space within the theme. This is normal behavior.

If you want to use the image for more than just the featured slot, upload it like you would a normal image, close the upload window, then choose your featured image from the gallery.

Let me know if this clears up the confusion.

Hi, TCrowe.

BuddyPress piggy-backs off of WordPress’ user registration system, so you won’t have two groups of users. I can’t speak to the functionality of Ultimate Member, but from what I can tell, BuddyPress might be your single ticket to success. BuddyPress also has its own support area full of people that likely have more experience with the plugin.

PS: The WordPress Twitter folks are usually pretty good about judging character.

The child theme will piggyback off of the original but not override anything it’s not explicitly configured to override.

I refreshed your site and am seeing the changes.

It wouldn’t hurt to clear your browser cache and if you have any caching plugins, clear their caches, too.

Have you looked through the “All” and “Search” tabs within the Pages box in Appearance > Menu?

Is the Page in a Published state or is it still a draft?

Can you provide a link to the page?

It may seem obvious but it’s an easy thing to knock out in the beginning.

Can you provide an example link?