Gwythan

Do you get this with a clean install of WP3.5?

It may be a problem with a theme or plugin

Have a look at the code of one of this plugin:

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/organize-series/

A’esha,

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. I’ve created a tutorial for adding a graphic header to Thesis 2 here:

https://www.lucrativeim.com/thesis-2-how-to-add-a-graphic-header/

Let me know if there’s anything else I can help with!

— Kevin.

Probably best to re-install the theme you’re using and start again.

Yes, the problem is in the fact that the images are VERY large, and you have a style sheet class applied – which seems to have been hacked for IE – that sets the maximum width to 98% of the container width and auto height.

The simplest solution would be to re-size the images to the size you want to display them at.

If you remove the slider (is it a slider plug-in?) do you posts reappear?

I had the same problem. My solution was to create a new text box with the following code in it:

<img src=”PATH_TO_BANNER_FILE” width=”BANNER_WIDTH” height=”BANNER_HEIGHT” alt=”Madcap Heiress” />

Replace PATH_TO_BANNER_FILE with the URL path to the banner file

Replace BANNER_WIDTH with a number representing the width of the banner (in pixels)

Replace BANNER_HEIGHT with a number representing the height of the banner (in pixels)

Then SHIFT+drag the new box onto each of your theme template (Home, Single, etc…)

I hope this makes sense and helps.

You can have a look at my website – which has the same theme as yours – to see the result:

https://www.lucrativeim.com

— Kevin.

Is it possible to create a URL that points – not directly to the media files, but to another post in the restricted area – and that post contains the video you want to watch?

Are you using Thesis 1 or Thesis 2?

The reason they are appearing too large is that you are simply using the browser window as you picture display window. Instead you should be using a Gallery plugin or Lightbox plugin to display them. Using a light box will show the images at the size they actually are on a dark background.

Hope this helps.

— Kevin

The easiest way if find to do it is to login to the CPanel of your web host. Use the File Manager to go to the wp-content directory of your website and move the plugins or themes you want to deactivate out of that directory to somewhere else (so that you can put them back later).

— Kevin.

Probably fewer of your users use Bing (!)

The thing to check is if you both rank reasonably equally within both engines for the same keywords – such as ‘both on page 2’. Then at least you know your website is returned consistently in the search results of either engine for your search terms.

This is usually a sign of a PHP code problem.

The thing to do is login via FTP and remove any plugins and themes you have installed yourself. Then start adding these back one-by-one until you find the culprit.

My apologies. There’s a fair amount of such discussion about this in other places too that I found on Google. Maybe something there? I can’t help feeling you may have to write some custom code though.

Add some custom CSS to your website:

div.event div.entry p {
color: #FFFFFF !important;
}

Some themes have a place where you can add CSS to your website. If yours does not, grab one of these plugins:

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/search.php?q=custom+css&sort=