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It seems to be. Had to install the update for Classic Editor plugin. Thanks!

Thanks!

I have included instructions for re-installing a theme, which includes a screenshot of WordPress performing the function. This is WordPress working properly. I am seeing only down to the line that says the theme already exists. I cannot see how the composition of the zip file could possibly influence the PHP process:

https://themify.me/docs/upgrading#reinstall

James Huff, thank you for your very timely reply, very much appreciated. I have been in touch with Themify support on this matter, and I am working with them on the issue. I posted here because it appears to me that the WordPress update/re-install script malfunctioned when it discovered that a directory already existed for the theme. I should have been given an opportunity to replace the theme with the version I had uploaded, and was not.

Thanks Tracy! Stay well also!

Thank you for your response, is there a way that I can send you an access combo?

John, just had the same issue on a client install. I’ll check the PHP version and try to get them to upgrade, but well, you know, shared host and all.

We love this plugin and hope you can get something together for it.

-Steve

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Did anything happen before this occurred? an upgrade, or a plugin that you installed?

What browser/version are you using?

tmollai, you issue is probably not related, you should open a new thread. before you do that, you should do what they will tell you to do anyway, de-activate all of your plugins and see if you can post. Then re-activate one at a time, until you isolate the one that is causing you issues. Then it would be best to open a thread on that plugins support page.

opendoorsgallery, make sure you opened header.php in your theme or child theme folder. The whole code block looks like:

<script type="text/javascript">
			jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
				$.supersized({
									slideshow               : 1,
					autoplay		: true,
                                					start_slide             : 1,
                                					random			: ,
					slide_interval          : 3000,
					transition              : 1,
					transition_speed	: 500,
					new_window		: true,
					pause_hover             : ,
                                        stop_loop               : ,
					keyboard_nav            : true,
					performance		: 1,

                                					image_protect		: ,
					image_path		: 'https://www.opendoorsgallery.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-supersized/img/',
					min_width		: 0,
					min_height		: 0,
					vertical_center         : true,
					horizontal_center       : true,
                                        fit_always         	: ,
					fit_portrait         	: true,
					fit_landscape		: true,
									thumbnail_navigation    : ,
                                        thumb_links             : true,
					slide_counter           : true,
					slide_captions          : true,
                                					slides                  :  [
{image : 'https://www.opendoorsgallery.com/wp-content/gallery/slider/odstartslide.jpg', title : ' ', thumb : 'https://www.opendoorsgallery.com/wp-content/gallery/slider/thumbs/thumbs_odstartslide.jpg', url : ''},
{image : 'https://www.opendoorsgallery.com/wp-content/gallery/slider/submitslide.jpg', title : ' ', thumb : 'https://www.opendoorsgallery.com/wp-content/gallery/slider/thumbs/thumbs_submitslide.jpg', url : ''},
{image : 'https://www.opendoorsgallery.com/wp-content/gallery/slider/Homepage-CE.jpg', title : ' ', thumb : 'https://www.opendoorsgallery.com/wp-content/gallery/slider/thumbs/thumbs_Homepage-CE.jpg', url : ''},
{image : 'https://www.opendoorsgallery.com/wp-content/gallery/slider/charreada-slide.jpg', title : ' ', thumb : 'https://www.opendoorsgallery.com/wp-content/gallery/slider/thumbs/thumbs_charreada-slide.jpg', url : ''},
{image : 'https://www.opendoorsgallery.com/wp-content/gallery/slider/Homepage-NS.jpg', title : ' ', thumb : 'https://www.opendoorsgallery.com/wp-content/gallery/slider/thumbs/thumbs_Homepage-NS.jpg', url : ''},
{image : 'https://www.opendoorsgallery.com/wp-content/gallery/slider/keepingbees.jpg', title : ' ', thumb : 'https://www.opendoorsgallery.com/wp-content/gallery/slider/thumbs/thumbs_keepingbees.jpg', url : ''},
{image : 'https://www.opendoorsgallery.com/wp-content/gallery/slider/journal-slide.jpg', title : ' ', thumb : 'https://www.opendoorsgallery.com/wp-content/gallery/slider/thumbs/thumbs_journal-slide.jpg', url : ''},
{image : 'https://www.opendoorsgallery.com/wp-content/gallery/slider/impression-slide.jpg', title : ' ', thumb : 'https://www.opendoorsgallery.com/wp-content/gallery/slider/thumbs/thumbs_impression-slide.jpg', url : ''}
],
                                        slide_links             : 'blank',
                                        progress_bar		: true,
					mouse_scrub		:
				});
		    });
		</script>

You can see the random parameter a few lines down from the top. If this code block is not there, then this code is being built in someplace else. If the slider came with your theme, contact the theme authors if possible and explain the issue. They may be able to help.

I show an error in the random parameter for your supersize plugin. You’ll find the code in the header for this file. Line 79 is:
random : ,
There should be a value in there after the colon, probably a zero. Make sure you have the latest version of this plugin installed. Then you might try opening your theme’s header.php in the editor, and see if you can insert the 0 value.

You really need to take this up with the theme authors. However this code constructed the path to the audio file, it did not work.

I can see this in IE9, but not Firefox. It looks like you have some other issues with your nav and overall layout in IE9. My guess is that there is an IE hack for clearfix that is supposed to be in the head section, and I don’t see it. I can’t find sample code, it has been awhile since I used it. I’m not sure why you are seeing this in your dashboard, that’s a mystery.

Have you tried this in more than one browser? If it does not work across multiple browsers, probably best to report what you are seeing to the theme authors.

Are you implying that this was not there when you had the site in the root? Try looking in your theme folder at header.php, see if perhaps this character crept in there.