Jonathan Goldford

According to the documentation on login, when you don’t check “Remember Me” the cookie should still last two days. Based on the code from pluggable.php it looks to me like the cookie only lasts until the browser closes. Am I missing something there?

Thanks @andrea_r. Much appreciated. Do you know any good resources that walk through how to fork a plugin?

For bumping, I have definitely heard mixed things. I actually just started bumping because older posts never received responses. I just want to make sure I’m following the guidelines and not abusing the forums. I just know that when I go on to answer questions I usually look only at the most recent posts.

Thanks again.

bump.

This really depends on which theme you’re using. Some themes will have an option to remove these items (try widgets or theme options), while others you’ll have to adjust manually in the theme files.

If you’re looking to develop a more static website instead of a blog it might be helpful to look to purchase a theme from somewhere like WooThemes (https://www.woothemes.com/) or ThemeForest (https://themeforest.net/).

If you don’t want to spend any money you can find a ton of free themes at https://www.ads-software.com/extend/themes/.

I hope that’s helpful. Good luck.

That’s awesome. Thanks for posting the link to the step by step setup guide. Hopefully that will be helpful to someone else.

I’ve actually never worked with that plugin before. I would be a little nervous about using it because it hasn’t been updated in more than a year.

Also, it has been downloaded about 40,000 times while the All in One SEO Pack has been downloaded almost 8.5 million times.

Would it be possible for you to switch?

Not a problem. Glad I could help.

If renaming your .htaccess file didn’t work try contacting the hosting company. They should be able to give you more details on the error and hopefully provide you with a solution.

I’m not exactly sure which white bars you’re talking about. Can you be a little more specific?

I noticed a bar that is meant to hold the links to the previous and next post. If you haven’t created more than one blog post that might be why the links aren’t showing up.

This really depends on how your template files are set up. A good option for you here might be to install a plugin to allow you to adjust the title tags without changing the page title. Take a look at the All in One SEO Pack. That should give you the flexibility you’re looking for.

The reason the image is aligned left is because of the following styles on line 1033 of your style.css file:

.article img, img.article { margin: 1em; }


Due to css specificity, this overrides the styles on line 1739 of style.css that reads:

.aligncenter, div.aligncenter {
display: block;
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;
}


In order to center the image you can adjust the above code to read
.aligncenter, div.aligncenter, img.aligncenter { ...
instead of
.aligncenter, div.aligncenter { ...
Basically, you are just adding in img.aligncenter as a selector.

Try that out and let me know how it works. If you aren’t able to edit the style.css file then let me know and I can write up another way to do it.

Glad I could help. Good luck with the website.

After looking at the code you sent it over it seems like there is a missing closing tag for the maincontent div. To fix it add the code:

</div>

just before the code

<div class="column span-6 last">

in your single.php file. Once you add that closing div tag upload the file, refresh the page, and see if that works.

Hi,

The issue is that the div holding the sidebar is actually inside of the div with the id of maincontent. On the page that shows correctly, the sidebar div is actually outside of the maincontent div. You need to find the theme file that controls the placement of the sidebar on those pages that don’t show correctly, probably index.php or single.php and move all the divs with the class ‘column’ outside of the maincontent div. That should fix the problem.

The reason the sidebar is getting kicked to the bottom is because the sidebar and the content don’t fit in the predefined width of the maincontent div. Since the sidebar is to wide and comes in the code after the content, it is placed below.

Hope that helps. Let me know how it goes.

That works great. Thanks a ton for looking into the issue and getting back.