Diana Thompson

Mea culpa. I’ll be sure to remember in the future.

Cool. Thanks for your help.

Interesting. It’s no longer hanging when saving an entry on the front end. I am working on a different machine.

I am getting a pop-out message that says I’m not logged in while logged in. The message disappears and the entry is posted.

I tried deactivating plugins. No joy.

Thanks for getting back to me. I ended up doing a child theme for other changes I wanted to make.

Thanks again for the plugin. I’ll consider it in the future. It is super handy.

Here’s what I would do, if I understand your situation correctly, I’d treat the new host as a test server until I’m ready to push the upgrade on the new server. Install 3.7 on the new server, set it up like your existing site, make sure it’s stable, upgrade to WP and plugins, do whatever maintenance you have, test, then point your domain to the new server.

Have you tried deleting them and uploading them again?

Yes, I thought that, too. I deactivate Jetpack and (thought I) cleared my cache. Then I thought maybe the theme folks baked infinite scroll into the theme.

Anyway, thanks for what you do.

I was piggybacking on this thread initially, but I think our issue is different enough to create its own thread.

With apologies, my entries on this thread can be deleted for clarity.

Moved.

Err, sorry the tag would need to go in your page.php template with an if is_home statement.

If I understand your question, adding this template tag to your index.php within an if is_home statement will add all of your featured images.

<?php the_post_thumbnail( ); ?>

Have a look at:
the_post_thumbnail

If you want a plugin solution, I’ve used Feature Posts Grid. There are others in the plugin repository.

The theme originally aligned text left, from what I understand here. So, I’m talking about changing the CSS back to it’s original state. So, an upgrade would also set the text as left-aligned. There should be no issue with this solution.

Andrew’s thinking is apt when you’re changing the CSS away from the original styling.

First, I’d check for changes in your theme’s css.

If you have access to a back-up of your theme, uploading and activating it would be the easiest.

Otherwise, try searching your theme’s stylesheet(s) for “text-align: center” (with and without the space after the colon) to find the highest level specification, probably body, maybe p. Change it to left.

My best guess is your too-wide video embeds are pushing the sidebar to the bottom. Replace those vids with smaller sizes that stay within your content boxes and see if that helps. Oh, and D’Banj!

You can change your home page to display a static page rather than displaying the blog by going to Settings > Reading in your administration panels. Select the static page radio button and pick your home page from the dropdown list.