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The best approach would be to ftp into your server and delete the wp-simple-firewall plugin folder from /var/www/cf/cfmim.com/public_html/wp-content/plugins/ – particularly if you can’t access your admin page.
Hope this helps.

Hi – it pretty much depends on the theme you use.
Some themes let you select page templates which do not have a side-bar or even have a dedicated landing page template – other themes are hard coded and you’d need to get down to the level of coding if you want to adapt those themes.
I would be surprised that your post got deleted because you shared a link to your page – how else should we know what exactly you mean. So, please, do link to your site.

Hi epidemick92 – have you contacted the theme authors yet?
They would know best why you have the errors.
I’m not sure I understand what you mean with

Should I own a domain site first?

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Hi Kerryh_r,

Unfortunately, I didn’t. Not easy if nobody replies ??
But hope dies last, I’ll keep on waiting, maybe someone will be interested one day.
Cheers.

Hi Sommer,

I suggest re-activating page-builder and using it to change the current setting of the container used on your page (seems you used the half-width container). Deactivating won’t solve your issues because the HTML & CSS introduced by Page Builder stay in place in order not to mess up your page.

Hope this helps.

Cherrs,
Kunstwerck

Hi sommerchaka,

I see you’re using the vantage theme on your site – are you also using the page builder?
If so, you should check if the text-box is set to full-width. I looked at your CSS and it’s currently set to a width of 46%.

Hope, this helps.

Hi Mike,

In fact, there are multiple possibilities when linking to images at the php level (see the WP-Codex page for more details):

the_post_thumbnail();                  // without parameter -> 'post-thumbnail'

the_post_thumbnail( 'thumbnail' );       // Thumbnail (default 150px x 150px max)
the_post_thumbnail( 'medium' );          // Medium resolution (default 300px x 300px max)
the_post_thumbnail( 'large' );           // Large resolution (default 640px x 640px max)
the_post_thumbnail( 'full' );            // Full resolution (original size uploaded)

the_post_thumbnail( array(100, 100) );  // Other resolutions

Hope, this helps.

Hi yuagam,

This looks like an overlay (pop-up). Did you add it using a plugin? If so, try deactivating the plugin and see if that works. If it was not a plugin, than you/someone else must have programmed that into your php files (deleting that part will resolve your issue).
If this is a theme-specific option, try to deactivate it within the theme or contact the theme owner on their support page on Themeforest.

Hope it helps.

Hi,

Have a look at this article.
It should help you – basically you need to pass a variable to javascript from within php.

Can you check under Appearance -> Menus if the menu is in the correct location (by clicking on the Manage Locations tab and make sure it’s in the correct location).
Also did you check whether a plugin was used to create that menu and whether a setting was changed or needs to be adapted as a result of updating plugins?

If that doesn’t work, I suggest you contact the designer of the theme, who I understand from your css file is 829 Studios in Boston (https://www.829llc.com/contact/).

Hi kscully1,

Could you tell me, which theme you are using?
BTW, the link to the site seems to be wrong, as nothing comes up when I go to windsorcamp.org.

Hi nhedson,

You could add a sub-menu to the main page on the navigation-bar.
Go to Dashboard --> Appearance --> Menus, select the new page you created from the left-hand box, which shows all your pages and klick on Add to Menu.
Once it appears in the menu structure on the right-hand side, you can drag and drop it under the parent-page –> if you drag it slightly to the right side below the parent-page item it will create a sub-menu (new item will be indented now).

Hope this helps.

Hi Triona – I’ve just sent you a private mail.
That way we can try to solve it directly – I’m sure it’s only a small issue but hard to do it in a blinded fashion.

OK – this changes the picture again.

Let’s go back in history – how did you set the sub-navigation up?
How did you add the pictures to the category links – are you maybe using a widget or a plugin?

That would explain why you don’t have any additional menus.

So can you check in the widget area of the dashboard and tell me what widget areas are available to you on the right hand side?

If it’s a plugin, can you check the settings of the plugin and make sure the link which is set up for the category pages includes /category/ before the name of the page?

Thanks, that’s helpful.

Can you select other menus to edit? It should be on the top part somewhere.
Similar to this picture: Menu Select.
You select the menu you want and click on Select.

What you pasted above doesn’t have the structure of the sub-navigation menu which is on your site (i.e. your category menus -> Parenting, Amelia, etc).
Hence I suspect you have different menus set up.