Lucille

That’s great, thanks Matt.

Hi Maayen,

You’ll want to change the opacity level from 0.3 to 0. See below:

Edit your style.css file at line 919:

.overlay {
    opacity: 0;
}

You may want to darken your text font color afterwards to make it easier to read.

It turns out the issue was with the Home page template.

Needed to rename home.php to page-home.php

This issue could be caused by a recent update to a plugin, theme, or the WordPress core files. Have you installed any recent updates on your website?

Hi Andy,

What Stephen said is exactly right. You’ll want to review your links (URLs) and see that they are in fact working links and not redirecting to any 404 page.

Do you have the plugin Broken Link Checker activated on your website?

Visit your Dashboard>Plugins and see if Broken Link Checker is in the list.

If it’s there, then you may want to verify the plugin’s settings page to find and fix your broken links. If your links aren’t broken, then I’d suggest you write a post about it on their forum here.

Many people seem to be reporting a bug on their forums (links showing up broken when they aren’t).

Let us know if you figure out the problem.

You’re welcome ??

Using ACF, you could add the editable footer text fields onto the desired page where the user should be able to make the edits from (for example, Homepage or Contact page). Or if you go pro, you could use the Options page to define the areas.

Otherwise, you could add new widgets like shown on this page.

Keep it simple. If you’re not already using widgets in your themes, then I’d opt for the ACF fields. If the user already has changes to be made via the Widgets page, then you could go that route.

You’re welcome. Have a nice day ??

You could try the PaidMembershipsPro plugin. There’s a section on their website entitled Limit Post Views.

See here.

Have you looked into using the Advanced Custom Fields plugin?

You can download the free version here or buy the PRO plugin from their official website here.

When clicking on the Blog page, the most recent post I see at the top is dated from Thursday, July 23rd 2015 and titled Are you losing it at work?.

I can access the post when clicking the title here.

Is this the post you were referring to (because it seems to be working fine over here) or was it another?

Try this:

Edit style.css at line 178:

#main-wrapper {
	width: 600px;
}

Edit style.css at line 259:

.post-body {
	width: 600px;
}

Edit style.css at line 314:

.post img {
	width: 100%;
}

You’re welcome ??

Good luck!

It’s the one above the image (as you hover over the image). I was viewing your website on Firefox.

Have you tried either of the below plugins:

Pinterest Hover Pin It Button

Pinterest Pin It Button On Image Hover And Post

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