jmamuzich

Hi I opened the style sheet for the theme and found the odd characters and changed them to the font I wanted. If you inspect the font in the browser, you’ll be able to do a search in the style sheet for it to change it.

Hope that helps!

Nevermind I found it in the style sheet

I tried that already……

I too have had this issue with mine. https://www.sacrealtor.org/events_center/gallery/

Oh I see. I don’t remember adding that haha. Thanks for your help!

Nevermind, it was a corrupt version of FF. Taking out the width: 100% and replacing it with auto worked.

If it helps, it seems that by taking out

.carousel-inner > .item > a > img, .carousel-inner > .item > img {
    height: auto;
    width: 100%;
}

from style.css on line 2923 fixes it in chrome and developer edition of FF as well as Edge but in regular FF it shows the carousel control background instead of the rest of the image.

This is the url to the site in question: https://www.sacrealtor.org/events/

thanks

Actually it’s not working even when I create a post with the category and tag I need.

Thank you so much!

Hi I understand that I can add an image in my post that way, but I was wondering if I can edit the featured image functionality to make it so instead of adding a huge image to each post on top, users can just utilize featured image to automatically add an image to the left top in the post instead?

The theme is i-excel.

thanks

Hi Nick,

I have tried clearing the cache. It’s odd because the only time I am having the message is when I am logged in to WordPress. When I view it otherwise, the message disappears.

Thank you,

Jaclyn

I manually cleared the cache of each feed. When I view it in IE and Chrome, it disappeared but it’s still showing in FF. I cleared my cache in FF but it still shows when I am logged in but not when I log out. I’m assuming it’s just a caching issue though.

I believe so. I haven’t seen anything in descriptions pop up anymore. Thank you so much for your help ??

Thank you very much. I will try that