luk4

Great! I’m glad you was able to get better images.

In fact, large should be the right dimension to select. However, it appears the media settings (in Settings > Media) of your website are quite unusual:

• Thumbnail is 50×50 (cropped)
• Medium is 150×150
• Large is 300×300

This is too small imho, and this is why your images are blurred. You might want to set thumbnail as about 150×150, medium as about 650×650 and large as about 1280×1280. Also, you might want to upload your pictures to 2560px wide (the “full size”). Then, by default, inserted images will be to 1280px wide (“large”) which will fit your page content width. When putting two pictures side by side, you’ll be able to manually choose the “medium” size. The “full size” will be only needed in some specific situations where your image will be full screen.

After changing media settings, you’ll need to use a plugin such as Regenerate Thumbnails to resize previously uploaded pictures. Of course, be sure to have a backup of your website first. Once the regeneration job is done, remove the plugin.

Also, check out this great tutorial to get an overview of managing your media settings:

• Managing Settings: Media
  https://learn.www.ads-software.com/tutorial/managing-settings-media/

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Hi @sanrobinson

Even if PHP 8.3 is marked as beta support starting WordPress 6.4 , it’s still recommended to use PHP 8.1 or 8.2 with it.

Try to downgrade your PHP version.

Unfortunately, I’m afraid this is an identified bug that doesn’t yet have a fix or solution. You can track the following tickets that mention the bug you’ve encountered:

• https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/41184
• https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/41405

In the meantime and as a workaround, maybe you can build a “featured” section with only sticky post(s) on top of the section with “last” blog posts (through 2 different query loop blocks).

Edit: Of course, if you know that there will always be one and only one sticky post, you’ll get the same result by setting the number of items per page in the query loop to 3 instead of 4. 1 sticky post + 3 normal posts = 4. If, for whatever reason, there are no sticky post in the future, it’s probably better, in terms of user interface, to temporarily have only 3 posts in the section rather than 5 permanently.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by luk4.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by luk4.

Oh, it’s probably because you’ve a featured (sticky) post.

• You can disable the Stick to the Front Page option on the blog post itself: https://www.ads-software.com/documentation/article/sticky-posts-classic-editor/#how-to-stick-a-post
• or Exclude sticky posts from the query: https://www.ads-software.com/documentation/article/query-loop-block/#sticky-posts

What exactly are the query parameters? The posts don’t seem to be in chronological order, or alphabetical, or anything like that. Could you share a screenshot please?

Hi @jcoonrod

Try to update your settings in Settings > Reading by choosing 4 in Blog pages show at most: https://www.ads-software.com/documentation/article/settings-reading-screen/#reading-settings

Hi @choonthen

The first two images in the blog post are also blurred. This is because the image file used is smaller than the image displayed. The first image, for example, is 300×225 but is displayed at 483×362. The image is therefore enlarged and appears blurred.

Be sure to select the right resolution in the image block settings: https://www.ads-software.com/documentation/article/image-block/#image-settings

It’s probably the same issue with the other ones.

The errors is raised by a file from your theme, Enfold. You can try to ask to the theme support if they can help with that. If your theme is not up-to-date, try to update it. Be sure to have a backup first.

You can also try to reduce your website’s memory usage by disabling/removing memory-hungry plugins. At least temporarily, to let you make the page update you mentioned. But sooner or later, you’ll have to sort this memory issue out.

Hi @avastr

You may find it easier to find help in Russian on the WordPress community forums dedicated to the Russian language: https://ru.www.ads-software.com/support/

Otherwise, you might be interested by ther following pages:

• Settings General Screen
• Changing The Site URL

It looks like your issue is now solved @shemiahderrick. If so, please mark your post as solved. Thank you!

Hallo @richardwagner

You may find it easier to find help in German on the WordPress community forums dedicated to the German language: https://de.www.ads-software.com/support/

Hi @laurawassertheurer

You can find your error in Common WordPress Errors page:

Allowed memory size exhausted

An Allowed Memory Size Exhausted error means that your WordPress installation doesn’t have enough memory to achieve what you want. You can try out the following steps:

• Increase your memory limit in wp-config.php
• Increase your memory limit by editing php.ini. This is not a file that comes with WordPress so if you are unfamiliar with it you should contact your web host about increasing your memory limit.

You’ll find more details to increase the memory limit in wp-config.php here: https://developer.www.ads-software.com/apis/wp-config-php/#increasing-memory-allocated-to-php

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@ketanco That’s great you were able to get your website back online. Yes, you can use this method to upgrade WordPress to a newer version as well. Be sure to follow all the instructions here: https://www.ads-software.com/documentation/article/upgrading-wordpress-extended-instructions/

However, you might want to get why your facing a crash when upgrading WP with the regular method. Ask your hosting provider to have a look into it.

Hi @savorycrisp

You might have more chance by asking/searching on GeneratePress and/or Elementor forums, since it appears to be your page builder:

• https://generate.support/
• https://www.ads-software.com/support/theme/generatepress/
• https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/elementor/

Otherwise, you can try to switch the whole page to full-width first to allow inner sections to be full-width. Then, in Elementor, you should be able to switch to full-width the sections you want to have full-width.

Hi @ketanco

require(/home/xxxxx/public_html/xxxxx.com/wp-includes/class-wp-duotone.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory

A core WordPress file is missing. It seems your WordPress installation is corrupted or incomplete.

Follow @nheeko instructions and if you need to reinstall WordPress, here are the main steps:

1. First, do a backup of your website through your hosting provider dashboard or sFTP.
2. Then, go to the WordPress releases page and download an archive of WordPress matching your current WordPress version.
3. Replace every files in the root directory of your website (/home/xxxxx/public_html/xxxxx.com/), except the wp-config.php file and the /wp-content/ directory, with files from the archive. You can use the file manager of your hosting provider or sFTP.

If you need more details, you can follow step #7 and #8 of the following guide: https://www.ads-software.com/documentation/article/upgrading-wordpress-extended-instructions/

• This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by luk4.
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