Tekguild

When you say ‘not visible in the admin window’ – can you be more specific? Is it showing in the plugins list under the Plugins tab in the left side panel?

There could be many causes – the *most* likely is your web host configuration, but it could be any number of other things.

Who are you using for your web host? You might try contacting them and find out why you can’t connect to the wordfence.com server on port 443.

It may help if you post the exact text of the error messages.

You’re quite welcome!

Who are you using for your web host? Different web hosts have limits on available memory – you could try adding this to your wp-config.php file:

define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘256M’);

Since both elements – the grey box to the right of the product image and the grey bar below the image have the same class (eshop addtocart), there’s no way with CSS to hide one without also hiding the other.

The best workaround is to find which php file is being used to determine the layout and editing the code there to remove the bottom gray bar element.

I can’t tell you exactly which file that is or what to edit without having access to your site.

You have your enclosing brackets backwards – the code should look like this:

li.social-icon {
float:right;
}

It looks like the plugin is inserting inline styles and it’s auto-fitting the image/text to the area. Unfortunately this makes it difficult to style easily. I’m thinking you’d have to look at the actual plugin code and make the necessary changes there, as simply defining CSS rules is unlikely to work.

Can we see the actual site? It would help immensely.

Depending on how you’re wrapping your headlines – either with the <a href=...> tag outside of the <h2> tag or within it, you could try either

.article-layout h2 a {
your style rules here
}

or

.article-layout a h2 {
your style rules here
}

use rules like these to remove the underline:

text-decoration: none;

Use something like the My Custom CSS plugin – install and activate it, then copy/paste the exact code that alchymyth gave above.

Alchymyth has some great points and, to add to that, the My Custom CSS plugin is an excellent choice for adding custom styles.

Firefox has great development tools, but I prefer Chrome as it has a few other features and extensions that make doing web design easier. Either one will server you well.

Yes, that would be using the ‘Link URL’ (None) and ‘Size’ parameter in the Advanced options when editing the image. This will do an HTML resize, which will slow down page loads a bit, but I don’t think it’s necessarily a big deal in your case.

I believe your Settings>Media dictates the thumbnail size – the cropping you’re doing is then resized based on the thumbnail settings.

Try one of these instead:

<?php echo wp_get_attachment_img($image->ID, ‘medium’); ?>
<?php echo wp_get_attachment_img($image->ID, ‘full’); ?>

Which host are you using?

You could try adding the following to your wp-config.php file:

define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘256M’);

Add it almost anywhere – make sure to copy/paste only the text – no extra spaces. I usually put it just above the area for auth key salts (above the comments).

MySQL Workbench should do what you need – as long as you have the database name, URL, user name and password.