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I think I’ll move this to another forum that may be better suited to help with this. Unfortunately, I cannot find a way to delete my post. Admins, please feel free to remove this question from this forum.

Thanks! ??

@onsf – What you posted gets rid of the white space on top and bottom. I tried just padding: 0; and a big white area remained on the right, even though the image is the suggested 1012 pixels wide. I “got lucky” because the graphic I was given has a white area on the left. So I was able to do this to move the image right and make it look acceptable on the site:
#wrapper .header-content {padding: 0px; float: right;}
Not being able to get rid of the white space in the theme and with CSS makes me feel like this is a flaw in the theme design. If the graphic is the correct size, then it should work with the page and not have a big white margin around it. Thanks for the suggestion, it helps.
Thanks,
Kyle

I continue to see the error, and it’s the only error I’m getting in the debug.log. I did get the error when using Twenty Fifteen. However, I have now switched back to BrickYard.

Even though I see nothing else in the logs, I suspect there is some deeper issue with this site. I’m going to leave this issue open for now, and will report back if I find anything useful. For your part, please don’t waste any more of your valuable time on it. Thank you very much for looking into the problem.

Thanks,
Kyle

A search for “Live Updates Paused” in the documents reveals nothing about this annoying “feature”.
Thanks,
Kyle

@photocrati – I get the same error
[27-Jan-2017 16:21:33 UTC] We're sorry, but your theme's page template didn't make a call to wp_footer(), which is required by NextGEN Gallery. Please add this call to your page templates.
with the Twenty Fifteen theme.
Thanks,
Kyle

@photocrati – This was not the only error I had with PHP 7.1 and WordPress 4.7.x. I finally threw my hands in the air, uninstalled 7.1, and installed PHP 7.0. I am no longer seeing this error coming up since I changed back to PHP 7.0. Since I can no longer produce this error, I will mark the status as “resolved”.
Thanks,
Kyle

Thanks @nigrosimone but I didn’t want to go down that road.

Kimberly,
1) I did not have this problem with PHP 5.3.3, CentOS security patched latest OS release version. It started when I changed to PHP 7.1
2) ‘getting it working’ was referring to a previous post you helped me solve: php -m
3) The Error thrown appeared randomly, clicking the dashboard, plugins, or other wp-admin pages. But only with w4tc enabled. IIRC I think I saw it as a user once.
4) Sorry I cannot answer this one. I was mostly working in the back end and kept getting the error.
5) This happens to be the solution. I unloaded PHP 7.1 and installed PHP 7.0 this morning. With w3tc enabled, I have not had an error on the site since switching to the older PHP version.

For now, I’m going to just stick with PHP 7.0.
Thanks for your help,
Kyle

I am already using this to debug in wp-config.php:

define('WP_DEBUG', true);
if ( WP_DEBUG ) {

        @error_reporting( E_ALL );
        @ini_set( 'log_errors', true );
        @ini_set( 'log_errors_max_len', '0' );

        define( 'WP_DEBUG_LOG', true );
        define('WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false);
        define( 'CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS', false );
        define( 'SAVEQUERIES', true );

}

It has caught other warnings and errors very well in the past. But this very severe error is not logged.
Thanks,
Kyle

Indeed json was not listed in php -m. 51 other modules were listed, but json is not included by default with PHP 7.1. I used yum to install php_json and now W3-Total-Cache works. WordPress and the other 27 plugins in this small site did not require json to work correctly.

I urge the developers that a test for json availability be added since it is required for this plugin and it is not included in PHP 7.1 by default.

Thanks very much for your help!
-Kyle

THANK YOU! Virtually the same install with CentOS/PHP7.1 with the same issue. I had everything right but didn’t realize I needed to restart Apache. Doh! Thanks for posting the resolution.

The problem is solved and you may find the solution interesting.

I do not have any caching installed on the new WordPress site yet. I tried other browsers and even other computers which had never visited the new site before and the Smooth Slider always showed the old content, even after the page was updated and the page was removed and re-entered into the slider.

I deleted the “Image coming soon” picture from the media library. On the next reload, the Smooth Slider was updated and showed the new copy and the new image. I suspect there is a caching mechanism that I do not have access to in either Smooth Slider or WordPress. Somewhere that old content was cached and deleting the one image forced it to update.

Thanks,
Kyle

Update: Nothing I do with themes or plugins fixes this problem. Even reinstalling WordPress does not fix the problem. I suspect it is a bug in 4.6.1.

We cannot delay the site release any further due to this problem. My boss had me change all the images from 300×250 to 250×250 (VERY time consuming). After this work-around, all the content in the Media Library contain thumbnails.

Thanks,
Kyle

Ha, yes, I had the same problem. One would expect these to provide the exact same output, but they produce different layouts:

<hr>
[one_third]<p>boom</p>[/one_third][one_third]<p>boom</p>[/one_third][one_third_last]<p>boom</p>[/one_third_last]
<hr>
[one_third]<p>boom</p>[/one_third]
[one_third]<p>boom</p>[/one_third]
[one_third_last]<p>boom</p>[/one_third_last]
<hr>

This behavior is unexpected since it breaks with the normal HTML rendering.

Since my last post I’ve added about 20 images of other sizes to my library with no problems.

All of my 300×250 images generate a blank thumbnail. The png you linked says 300×250 on my desktop, but when uploaded to WordPress, it generates a blank thumbnail too.

Thanks,
Kyle

I just created and uploaded a new image 250x250px. WordPress creates the thumbnail for that size just fine.

My Media Settings are as follows:
Thumbnail size 150×150
Crop thumbnails is checked.
Medium size is 300×300
Large size is 1024×1024
Organize into month and year based folders is checked.

I suspect it is an issue with the 300×250 image size. Can anyone else upload a 300×250 and get a thumbnail image?

Thanks,
Kyle