kubegusa

ok resolved

ok never mind, I just realized that I still had the background image code under the paragraph section in the CSS as well – duh.

on to resizing the image now..

You know what, I cried victory too soon…

Adding the background image to the .textwidget class like this, didn’t fix the issue.

#colophon #second .textwidget {
      background: url(images/footer.png) no-repeat center;
}

https://www.sparklynx.be/preview/demaeyer

Somehow the image is still repeated for each paragraph

Any ideas on how to calculate the size what the image should be to be fully showing in the widget area..? I’m going to do trial/error but it seems like this could take some time before I get it right.

ok that did it.. but I noticed now that my image needs to be resized. It only shows from the middle down.

Thanks for your support!

ahhh.. ok, I just read your comment alchymyth, that makes sense.. going to try that right now, thanks!

Hm.. I’ve gond through the doco, and as far as I can see, Firebug helps to check which div or class is affected. But I think I already knew that, I think the class I added the background image to is correct. I think it’s the CSS3 code itself somehow that is causing the incorrect showing of the background image…

Is my understanding of this correct?

Thanks. I was using Chrome, but now checking in Firefox and installed the Firebug add on. I can see it allows to check the css in the web page. But I don’t understand how it is going to help me fix my problem..? Can you please get me started on how to use this?

check this out https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/theme-twenty-eleven-auto-slide?replies=43

And if you’re looking to show specific categories of posts per page, you can do this https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/display-a-blog-category-on-a-page?replies=9

Then select the blog template for all your pages.

I would try to restore your database

Here’s one way to do that
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Restoring_Your_Database_From_Backup

And then restore it to the time BEFORE you enabled that plugin

Please post a link to your page so we can see the pbm.

Check if you click ‘view page’ in your admin panel, if the page appears. If yes, then is it that the issue is taht your pages don’t appear in the navigation menu?

Need more info.
Which theme are you using?

Usually, you change the page template to ‘showcase’ template. Or the name of the template that holds blog posts. For Twentyeleven, this is ‘showcase template’.

Thank you! As usual, fixed the issue immediately. You’re a gift to the WP community. Really appreciate your help!