manifestcreative

Try deleting the .htaccess file (after backing it up) and saving your permalinks again. Also, does changing the home page to another page allow it to display correctly?

Glad I could help, Jim. You might look into the Firebug extension for the Firefox web browser. It’s always helpful in these types of situations.

Have you run the AJAX Thumbnail Rebuild plugin mentioned in my earlier post, each time you’ve changed the header image size?

Back to your functions.php file. Try changing the following line:
define( 'HEADER_IMAGE_HEIGHT', apply_filters( 'thirdstyle_header_image_height', 198 ) );

Change it to:

define( 'HEADER_IMAGE_HEIGHT', 500 ) );

Then re-upload your larger image and select it as the header.

OK. Well at least we’re getting somewhere!

Can you post the code from your header.php file that controls displaying the header image? If it references a function probably something like thirdstyle_header_image() please copy-paste that function.

I’ve used Justin Tadlock’s excellent Members plugin to do this. When you install the plugin, you’ll be able to choose which roles should be allowed to do what. For example, you can restrict Editors to only be able to Create Posts, Edit Their Own Posts, and Delete Their Own Posts.

Using this type of plugin also takes care of hiding any unneeded icons and links in the admin. If the user does access a file directly, they are notified that they do not have the appropriate capabilities to perform the action.

Just make sure that you leave an Administrator user will full capabilities to manage other users. Also, be sure to read the full documentation in the plugin’s download file. Remember, you’re working with site permissions here!

Hope this helps!

Try adding this into your functions.php file and let me know if it works.

add_filter('thirdstyle_header_image_height', 'my_custom_header_height');
function my_custom_header_height($height) {
 return 500;
}

Header images also use WordPress’ thumbnailing system, so you may want to check out the AJAX Thumbnail Rebuild plugin and run that.

Hi Jim,

There seems to be two different <div> elements that are causing this. The first is the div immediately following your AdSense content. Because it’s style is set to clear:both; it is pushing the content below your sidebar. When I changed it to clear:none, the ‘Share This’ content comes back up below the Google Ad.

The second div has a class of ‘sharing-clear’. When I set this to clear:none; the content comes back up where it should.

Let me know if this helps!

Have you tried re-saving your permalink structure? To do this navigation to Settings -> Permalinks and click save. This will update your .htaccess file and make sure that your permalinks are being routed correctly.

Hi Esmi,

When I disable the following three plugins, the admin seems to function correctly. The things that worry me are that for one, these are widely used, very popular plugins. All of which are compatible with the current version of WordPress.

Secondly, they are very important to my blog’s functionality. Can you think of anywhere I should start to begin finding out exactly what’s wrong with my site?

DISABLED PLUGINS ARE:

• Contact Form 7
• Sociable
• WordPress Database Backup

Now to complicate things a bit more. After reading a couple of your other posts, I tried switching from my current theme ‘Thesis’ back to the default theme. WordPress’ admin seems to function perfectly when ‘Default’ is the active theme.

Why would the current theme selected factor into the Admin’s functionality? I assumed the two were completely separate.

Hi Esmi,

I’m going through and trying to find conflicts now. Definitely seems to be related to plugins.

Thanks for all your other posts throughout the forum. I’ve followed the directions in several of your other posts… All have been very helpful and knowledgeable.

I’ll let you know how things go!

I’m having a very similar issue, but I’m not familiar with Subversion at all. Can you describe your fix in greater detail?

If you have proper backups – an exact copy of the files before the problem – you should be able to just replace all of the files in your blog directory.

It shouldn’t matter whether you replace the folder (with all the files included inside of it) or replace the files one-by-one.

Wow! Just trying to help buddy…

The URL is in his screenshot.