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  • Hi Triona,

    You have three main sections (<div>’s) within your container-div –> two asides, one left, one right and a middle section.
    Your current setup looks like this:

    <aside class="left-sidebar">...</aside>
<div class="middle">...
   <aside class="right-sidebar">...</aside>
</div>

    As you can see, your <aside class="right-sidebar">, which holds the right widgets, ended up inside the <div class="middle">...</div>.
    If you take it out of the middle section, it would work as expected. So your setup should look like this:

    <aside class="left-sidebar">...</aside>
<div class="middle">...</div>
<aside class="right-sidebar">...</aside>

    Hope the above makes sense and helps you.

    Hi Sportfeed,

    I finally was able to open your site – there is a typo in your link (it says …hitlerman.nl but it should be …hilterman.nl.

    I saw that you’re using a child of the champion theme and for the list of blogs you seem to have chosen the masonry gallery style. The size of pictures is coded in the theme and I don’t know enough about this particular theme to be able to support you without potentially breaking the CSS.

    Have you contacted the theme author? I’m sure they have a support team who can help you instantly.

    Hi Little Londoner,

    Can you send me the link to your page? I’ll check it out tomorrow.

    Hi Guys,

    Which version of WordPress are you using?

    Let me know if the following article is of any help:
    How to Fix Image Upload Issue in WordPress

    I’m happy it worked ??

    It’s good practice to only list what you actually want to change.
    The catch with stylesheets is that they have a cascading nature. That means that if an element is styled twice in the stylesheet, the later instance (i.e. the style defined furthest down in the stylesheet) wins.
    This can become problematic, like in your case, where everything that is in the child-theme stylesheet is literally appended to the end of the original theme stylesheet, overwriting the original styles.

    Hope this clarifies the topic a little bit.

    All the best with your nice site!

    Hi,

    The problem, as far as I can see, is in your child-theme stylesheet.
    Starting on line number 278 you have the following code:

    .site-main .sidebar-container {
height: 0;
position: absolute;
top: -135px;
width: 100%;
z-index: 1;
}

    This is almost a copy-paste from the original stylesheet, with the only difference that you changed the ‘top’ value.
    Hence, that should be the only value which you want to put in the child-theme stylesheet, otherwise you’re overwriting the @media query in the original stylesheet, which is supposed to change the sidebar positioning from absolute to relative on smaller screens.

    I suggest shrinking your child-theme stylesheet on line 278 to:

    .site-main .sidebar-container {
top: -135px;
}

    This should hopefully solve your problem ??

    Hi Triona,

    Can you describe the issue a bit more? Have you recently updated anything (wordpress, theme, plugins, …)? Do you have a space restriction on your hosting plan, which you might have exceeded? Can you still add pictures to pages?

    Hi Olga,

    Check your header.php file.
    Right at the end of the <body class="........"> there is probably a plus sign (i.e. <body class="........">+), you can safely delete that and it should solve your issue ??

    Hi sportfeed,

    You’ll have to adapt your stylesheet (CSS).
    Unfortunately, your link didn’t work – otherwise I could have tried to help a bit more.

    Hi look1st,

    Assuming that you’re using the latest version of Customizr, I might have found a solution.

    1. Log in to your site and exit the WP-Dashboard so that you’re looking at your page again.
    2. Hover (don’t click) over your site name on the top left corner of the black WordPress Admin Bar and wait until you see the drop-down menu –> choose Customize
    3. Select the item: Content: home, posts, ...
    4. Then select: Front Page
    5. Then use the drop-down menu under: Set up the front page layout
    6. In the drop-down select: No sidebars : full width layout

    This should solve your issues, if not – then you might have changed something when creating the child theme. If latter is not the case either, I suggest you contact the theme author.

    Best of luck and good luck with your nice site!

    Hi look1st,

    Which theme do you have?
    Looks like the search widget might have been hard-coded into the front-page template.
    If that’s the case you would need to manually remove it by digging into the PHP code.
    If I know, which theme you’re using, I can try to help further.

    Hi Jamie,

    To do this you need to get your hands a bit dirty with PHP.

    In the admin panel of your WordPress site, go to Appearance –> Editor and select the php file which codes the single post. This heavily depends on the theme but would be called content.php or if at all existing something similar to content-xxx.php, where xxx could be ‘single’ or ‘image’ (without quotation marks).
    After selecting the correct file, you need to locate the following code:
    <?php the_post_thumbnail('full'); ?>, which is usually encapsulated within an anchor tag (i.e. <a>....</a>). Deleting it will solve your problem.

    However, this is a manual workaround and if you’re not savvy with PHP you might break your theme!! In addition, any update to the theme will delete your manual configurations, unless you have created a child-theme.

    My suggestion would be to contact the theme author and ask him/her to add an option which would allow you to safely disable the in-post display of featured images.

    Hope this helps.

    Hi Andrew – I’m very happy I could help you ??

    Could you, please, mark the topic as resolved?

    Many thanks.

    Hi Andrew,

    I’m not sure, if you still have the link-problem.

    If so, have you tried installing the following plug-in (published by Andrew Ozz, latest version is 4.1.7):
    https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/tinymce-advanced/

    This plugin won’t solve the root problem, but allows you to customize the built-in editor in the WP back-end.
    I know of a few folks who had similar problems and installing / using it has helped them.
    See also the following post which I used as a reference: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/cant-insert-links-with-visual-editor#post-1329918

    1. After installation is complete, Activate the plugin.
    2. Go to the dashboard of your admin
    3. On the left hand side, find the TinyMCE Advanced listed under “Settings” and Open it up.
    4. You will see your existing WYSIWYG editor followed by two empty gray rows. Below these two empty rows are a lot of new buttons.
    5. Add buttons by clicking and dragging from the bottom to the two empty gray rows. Even if you do not need to add buttons, add at least one to make sure that the plug-in is initiated.
    6. Save settings.
    7. Go to edit a post or a page and try highlighting and creating a link.
    8. It should work now

    Hope, this helps you ??

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