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  • Thread Starter JudahsMom63

    (@judahsmom63)

    I KNOW WHY my major divs are inside the header. I’m going to close this thread and start a new one with a similar question more on topic with what I need.

    Thread Starter JudahsMom63

    (@judahsmom63)

    @hector – thanks anyway, but I got it figured out 2 days ago. I found the color css, and also found where to add padding between the stats and title and adjusted both in my child theme css. I really like this plugin, it fits well with my client’s design requests. I’m developing in localhost so a url isn’t available…but I’m working with my personal website’s hosting site to create a subdomain for the site I’m working on but we’re having php issues. Thanks again!

    Thread Starter JudahsMom63

    (@judahsmom63)

    @jose – OK, I put what I think are all the relevant theme files on Pastebin. My username is auntnancy:
    https://pastebin.com/u/auntnancy

    Just so you know, these are all in a child theme. Thanks for taking time to take a look!

    Thread Starter JudahsMom63

    (@judahsmom63)

    @jose – hang on, I’ll get that done.

    Thread Starter JudahsMom63

    (@judahsmom63)

    Here’s some more information: on my content (not my front) pages, the layout goes like this:
    head
    body
    #page.hfeed site
    #masthead.site-header
    end #masthead.site-header
    #main.site-main
    #primary.content-area
    #content.site-content
    #post-101.post-101 type page
    header entry-header
    entry-title<h1>
    end entry-header
    .entry-content
    all the stuff I added
    end entry-content
    entry-meta
    .end entry-meta
    end post-101
    comments-area
    end comments-area
    end #content
    end #primary
    end #main
    footer #colophon.site-footer
    end footer
    end #page
    register and login widget
    end body

    My point with this is that when I scroll, the body goes all the way to the bottom of the page (past the footer#colophon) but the #page, #main, #primary, #content and #post-101 all stop about 1/3 of the way down. All the stuff I added is in there like it should be, but it’s all clustered in the top 1/3 of the page and I can’t get it to move down. Why can’t I get those divisions to extend down to the footer? Yes, I’m a beginning coder (css, html, php, you name it) but if I don’t learn now how to fix this I probably never will. I’m guessing that whatever’s wrong with my content pages is also wrong with my front page. Please, won’t someone help me out?

    Thread Starter JudahsMom63

    (@judahsmom63)

    @andrew – I tried to create a subdomain but I got an error establishing a database connection. I know that my host uploaded my database, and I know that my FTP uploaded my files, so I don’t know what to do now except wait to see if something’s wrong on their end. Thanks again for your help. I’m going to close this thread now.

    Thread Starter JudahsMom63

    (@judahsmom63)

    I’m going to research this further. Thanks so much for everything you’ve taught me today. I appreciate it more than you know.

    Thread Starter JudahsMom63

    (@judahsmom63)

    Yes. Slider WD by Web Dorado. I’ll contact them and tell them about this problem.

    Is there any way to take this to a “live” site while it’s still in development stage? I’m doing this for someone else and they don’t want it seen until it’s done.

    Thread Starter JudahsMom63

    (@judahsmom63)

    Yes. I have 4 “sliders” on this page, but three of them are galleries and of those three, only one of them has navigation buttons. None of those three show error messages when moused over. This fourth one is the only one that plays automatically, and the more you mouse over it, the more error messages you get.

    Thread Starter JudahsMom63

    (@judahsmom63)

    @andrew: Here’s the link: https://pastebin.com/W9ZYZ1Nk

    Here’s the paste title: JudahsMom63 Line 196

    Thank you for showing me these. They are great tools for a developer-in-development.

    Also, thanks for wanting to take a look at the source code.

    Thread Starter JudahsMom63

    (@judahsmom63)

    @andrew – I did check to see what line 196 was of the source code. It’s a huge line of code from the slider plugin I installed. Trying to find ‘tagName’ in all that code would probably been impossible for a noob like me. Hopefully, though, I won’t have to deal with it! Thanks for showing me how to find it, though. I really appreciate it!

    One thing I’ve learned: I like Chrome’s debugger better than Firefox’s.

    Thanks again!

    Thread Starter JudahsMom63

    (@judahsmom63)

    I took my folder out of my child theme folder, refreshed my WP page (got a GET message) then I put the folder back into my child theme and NO ERRORS! Thanks so much! I’m using my own theme (aka a Frankenstein-ing of an older theme) but fortunately switching themes won’t be necessary.

    I hope.

    Thanks again so much for your help! I’m working hard to learn developing and Wordpresing and appreciate your assistance.

    Thread Starter JudahsMom63

    (@judahsmom63)

    @stephencottontail – Thanks so much for your reply!! The good news is the jquery undefined error is gone. The bad news is, this new error message replaced it.

    localhost/:196 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property ‘tagName’ of null

    I have no clue what this is or where to find it. Any suggestions?

    Thread Starter JudahsMom63

    (@judahsmom63)

    Stephen, I’m afraid not. I’m working on a localhost, I’m going to go try your suggestion & get back to you.

    Thread Starter JudahsMom63

    (@judahsmom63)

    anmari – I’m developing on localhost so there’s no link. Sorry for posting in the wrong spot. I’m a newbie. I’ll try stackoverflow again.

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