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That is strange. What do you have inside your <title></title> tags?

Which theme are you using?

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Happy WPing!

Your markup looks very different from the markup in the example site. The example site has a <div class=”main”> div with a child div with a class of “home-right”. It’s that home-right div that gives the white background. But on your page, the element that contains the sidebar is a sibling to the div.main element… it’s an “aside” element with a ton of classes applied to it.

Not sure why there are differences, but I think if you add the class “home-right” to that “aside” element, it will give the translucent white background you’re looking for.

Can you explain how you are trying add gallery pictures? I see 5 images on the page now.

Hello glennmil. First off, new site looks great. That’s a really nice theme.

I see the white background is working properly on the internal pages. Might be a plugin issue. I’m looking at the CSS now. I’ll report back if I can figure it out.

Ah yes, you’re right about the embed. Remove the “?”. Try this…

<iframe width=”853″ height=”480″ src=”//www.youtube.com/embed/YH9YHX7oJXU” frameborder=”0″ allowfullscreen></iframe>

You’re missing the ‘http’ in your url Chris.

Try this…
<iframe width=”853″ height=”480″ src=”https://www.youtube.com/embed/YH9YHX7oJXU?rel=0&#8243; frameborder=”0″ allowfullscreen></iframe>

Happy WPing!

Right-click on the menu item “open source”, and inspect-element.

Select the li tag containing that anchor element, and now click on the “hover” checkbox to trigger the hover style on the list element. This triggers the dropdown.

Now that you have the dropdown showing up and it won’t go away when you move your mouse, you can right-click on the little triangle and inspect it to see what’s going on. That shows you the dropdown unordered-list, with nothing super-obvious. Try opening that unordered-list element to see what’s inside.

Now that you have the dropdown showing up and it won’t go away when you move your mouse, you can right-click on the little triangle and inspect it to see what’s going on. That shows you the dropdown unordered-list, with nothing super-obvious. Try opening that unordered-list element to see what’s inside.

Now you can see that there’s a “::before” and “::after” node. You can click on either of them and you will see that the little triangle gets highlighted. So both of those are used to create the little upward-pointing caret. Probably one of them is solid white, positioned on top of a slightly-larger solid grey triangle, which creates the illusion of a thin border. So now that you have the css selectors that are targeting both of these, you just create two new matching css selectors and give them a property of “display: none” and they won’t show up anymore.

Let me know if you get that to work.

Cheers.

I’m looking. Haven’t found it just yet.

Hmmm. I’m not seeing anything on the page when https://www.davidrblack.net loads. Can you explain a bit what you did to “redo” the splash page? Are the internal pages working?

Hello David. Can you pass along your link and which theme you’re using? This should be a quick css fix.

Righto! I just clicked that link now. Remove or rename that folder.

Always a good idea to check https://validator.w3.org first.

Good luck.

Which version of Firefox are you using? I have FF 26.0 and Chrome 32.0 and your site looks identical in each.

Hello Uendi. Can you pass along a link to your page? And which theme are you using?

We’ll get this straightened out in no time.