kelleypb

I have literally thousands of entries under the table wp_frm_item_metas. This is the content of every form submission just piling up and taking up space. There should be a way of deleting these after some time.

My point is that if this information is not being displayed in the SERPS, how can I be assured that the plugin is not hurting my SEO?

The problem is I have another site where I deleted the tagline, so that the description remains empty. And on this site Google again displays the initial wording on the homepage underneath the website listing on the Google SERP instead of the description generated by the All In One SEO plugin. Surely there must be a way of forcing this description to display.

There was a height designated in pixels preventing the collapse. All solved.

I also tried adding to the page `<style>
.slogan
{
display: none !important;
}
</style>`

But the empty space contain the .slogan div remains. There must be some CSS rule overriding my code.

I solved it. There were to slash marks between the two PHP snippets for some reason that were causing the gap as seen below:

<?php if(is_front_page() ) { ?>// <?php if ( function_exists( "easingsliderlite" ) ) { easingsliderlite(); } ?><?php } ?>

I deleted them and the formatting problem went away. Great plugin!

No, I’m using the Custom Header function to add static images to the non-Home pages.

Actually it causes problems for the custom header images on all the non-home pages because they are pushed up 12px which equals the -12px margin I had to add to the container div to make the slideshow line up correctly. Is there another solution to get a 0px top margin?

It’s a commercial theme.

https://midcarolinasteel.shadowboxwebdesign.com/

Sorry, the problem was with the theme overall settings, I accidentally erased the URL to the logo. Why this caused the dropdown to stop working is anybody’s guess (though it works now!)…

The URL is https://knapplawfirm.shadowboxwebdesign.com/

Never mind, I just deleted the images and reinserted.