jennifer2010

By itself it’s not going to do much especially if you do not configure it correctly, which is why you need to have an account with MaxCDN, CloudFlare or both – then integrate them using W3TC.

Download the W3TC plugin and optionally sign up with a CDN like MaxCDN and cache your static content (like images, css, etc). A free alternative to MaxCDN would be cloudflare.

Resolved:

function get_url() {
return get_permalink($post->ID);
}
add_shortcode(‘GetURL’, ‘get_url’);

Shortcode is [GetURL]

From your WordPress Dashboard:

Appearance > Themes > Delete

The delete link is in the row of links underneath each theme and it’s description. You’ll need to “Deactivate” and replace the theme if you want to delete one you currently are using/have activated.

Otherwise, you’ll need to connect to your site via FTP:

public_html > wp-content > wp-themes > delete the theme’s folder.

Looks like it’s the widget area on the page that’s causing the issue. The footer content is placed in a div (div.grid_16) and the styling is exactly the same on the two pages you specified. The only difference between them is on one page the widget area (facebook/twitter, recent comments, etc) are in different places…

What you could try doing is removing the content from that div area and placing the HTML for it inside of the footer.php page and just center it and it’ll be centered on all pages… good luck

I realize you may have tried disabling the plugins but you may need to try renaming the actual plugin’s folders to completely disconnect them. I had a similar issue to this and it ended up being a plugin (Even though it was disabled).

Presumably your homepage would be https://yoursite.com/ or https://www.yoursite.com so if your banner is causing any issues linking to /index.php I would suggest changing that as well.

“Front Page displays” should be set to “Your latest posts” and then you would want to delete the page you created to use as your blog page when you initially set up the site. It sounds like a page you called “Home”.

Try accessing a page within your admin panel. (ie yourdomain.com/wp-admin/theme-editor.php ) and see if it automatically directs you to the correct login page.

If not, connect to your site via FTP and go to:”
public_html > wp-content > plugins

and rename the security plugin folder from whateveritsnameis to 1whateveritsnameis so you can log into your site again. Then rename back and see if what it’s doing to the login page.

Hm, not sure Chris. I tried messing around with it but couldn’t get it to work.

I’ve had a problem like this before. Have you updated anything recently? Try disabling all of your plugins, clearing your browser cache then reloading one of the pages that results in a 404. If it works, then it’s just a process of elimination finding out which plugin it is… Good luck

Any ideas? Thank you!

Worked perfectly! Thanks so much for taking the time to help me, I really appreciate it!

Awesome! That worked perfectly, thanks so much! I’ve been using Firebug but sometimes I have a problem finding exactly what the problem is. Thanks again!

Thank you for the response – I believe that was the issue for the text but it keeps causing problems for the thumbnail so I will make another post. Thank you!