Jonathan Goldford

The image you are talking about at the top of the browser is actually called a favicon. You can read about how to add one in WordPress at https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Creating_a_Favicon.

It’s possible that you site url and blog url are both set to the root (www.bradleybergh.com). You should leave the site url the same, but change the blog url to https://www.bradleybergh.com/weddingblog.

Are you admin settings already setup that way?

Have you tried changing the theme back to the default WordPress theme? It may be an issue with the theme that you switched to.

When you say gravatar do you mean the image that comes up next to your comments? If so, you can change your gravatar at https://en.gravatar.com/.

@drkknght, The code given there is actually the jQuery library and is JavaScript. You can put that either in the head tag or in the footer, but it needs to be wrapped in a <script> tag.

It might be good for you to read a little about basic jQuery at https://docs.jquery.com/Main_Page. That will give you the basics on how to include jQuery on your pages.

Also, the div you have with the ID of #toons-list, do you have that hidden right now? If so, how did you go about that?

If you used CSS and display: none you don’t have to use show(). You can use choose between a bunch of jQuery effects at https://api.jquery.com/category/effects/.

Let me know how it goes.

@drkknght, maybe something like this:


$('.your-added-css-menu-class').click(function() {
$('#your-div-id').show();
});


Let me know if that doesn’t make sense.

Does the links given in the WordPress backend for those pages match the link you are using in the menu? Do you have permalinks setup correctly to show URLs this way?

I would try using a jquery class selector for that link.

In the WordPress menu builder if you don’t see the option to add a custom class to a menu item you can turn it on under screen options in the menu admin area. Once you add a class you should be able to use jquery to select only that menu item.

Hopefully that’s helpful. Let me know if you have any trouble adding the extra css class.

Try using get_posts(). You can read about it and find an example at https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Template_Tags/get_posts.

Not a problem. Good luck.

Most likely there is an issue with the php code used for your homepage or there is some form of database corruption. It would be hard to know without being able to look at the files.

It could help to turn on WordPress debugging and see if you get any error messages. You would do that in the wp-config.php file in your root folder. To do this open wp-config.php and change the line that reads

define('WP_DEBUG', false);

to

define('WP_DEBUG', true);

Keep in mind that if you do turn that on that some not so good looking error messages may show up on your website.

Did you move the website recently or make any recent changes?

Do you know if you have a page template for your homepage?

With regards to the portfolio pictures, are you able to see those in the WordPress backend of your website? You might want to try uploading those again and see if that helps.

Can you post a link so we can take a look?

@llewellynworld, not a problem. Thanks anyways for the response.