marcusjkw

bingo. thanks for posting

Ok, so it seems when I have an image (with the keyword term in the alt & caption tags) below the h1 tag, the red light for not having the keyword in the first paragraph changes to green.

More of a workaround than a solution.

Same issue, although not on every page. I’m trying to figure out what the the difference is….

I got this response on my theme’s forum:

iBlogPro 4 is now considered a legacy theme and is now available for free via GitHub and therefore, we no longer support the theme. I recommend you contact our helpdesk and enquire about an upgrade, in your email to the helpdesk link them to this post.

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I seem to be able to change to whichever widgetised sidebar I want, on any post or page other then the main blog page

Ca’nt find any setting that might be overriding

I’ve seen that on earlier releases of wordpress recently, but I’m using v3.5.1 and my problem is different.

I can change the widgets, but I cant alter the choice of sidebar. It could be a theme problem for me, but I’ve still not solved it

BINGO! I found the slug by clicking quick edit on the home page.

So the ‘slug’ is what appears in the address bar right?

Thankyou for your help!

Oh, hi and thanks, I posted my last post here before realising you had responded, so it’s not a response to what you’ve just written. This is tho…

I find the a lot of the terminology within the wordpress admin a bit confusing or lacking explanation e.g. categories, tags, slugs, etc

I’m not asking you to explain them for me by the way – for that I just got a copy of WordPress for Dummies so hopefully a lot of answers will be in there.

Now you mention it, when I first set up the site i think i had joinery, building, maintenance, etc., as main pages until i realised there were too many and decided to use drop down menus

Thanks for your help, I’ll have a look and see if I can find what you mean.

I just tried to make all the child pages under the ‘services’ page into ‘no parent’ pages,

followed by making them sub menu items under “services’ in the NAV menu on the ‘Menus’ editing page of wp-admin

It didn’t work, it made a mess, so i switched everything back.

I then noticed that I have created another menu called ‘SERVICES’ with the child pages under it.

I’ve take a screenshot here.

Is this why I’ve got problems?

Hi,

I just got access to the other website I mentioned, https://angelawakefield.co.uk and looked at their page structure. They have not made any page a child of another, and have simply created the drop down menus in the ‘menu’ settings.

I’m not quite ready to change this issue to resolved, because, where did the term “joinery-2” come from?

Yay, working.

I’ve not been able to find any reference to “joinery-2” anywhere

Nor do I recall there ever being :-s

Thanks for your interest and support ??

Hopefully these links will work.

I took 2 screen shots so you could see below the fold

edit.php?post_type=page part 1
edit.php?post_type=page part 2

nav-menus.php part 1
nav-menus.php part 2

Just looking at another site, https://www.angelawakefield.co.uk, I can see that their child pages from the ‘portfolio’ drop-down menu do not show the parent in the web address.

Where can these settings be altered?

in the dashboard i went to iBlogPro/Theme Options/ Header and Nav/

The first option is
Custom Header Image, where you can input Full URL to your custom header or logo image.

It describes it as an optional way to replace “heading” and “description” text for your website with an image.

On my contact form I have “captcha” to stop spamming, where a user has to prove they are human by typing in a few numbers shown to them, and I’ve seen others where the user has to answer a question to be able to post.

Can you incorporate something like that? There might be a plugin that can help you