Michael

You may have made changes for the menu by mistake or installed plugins may have changed the configuration somehow. However, you can easily change this by following the instructions from the previous response.

Hi Indexer,

what you’re referring to actually is the main navigation on your site. Whenever you haven’t set a custom menu, WordPress will add your pages as menu items. It looks weird in your case because your pages have extremely long page titles.

What you should do is create a custom menu with your preferred menu items and assign the menu to the correct menu slot. If you’re not familiar with creating custom menus in WordPress, you can have a look here: How to create Custom Menus in WordPress.

Sorry, if you’re absolutely sure that you haven’t added any other scripts to your site, then this isn’t something we can help you with. This isn’t anything related to your WordPress theme. You could check if your site has been hacked or infected with malware otherwise in some way. This might be helpful:

• Possible signs that your WordPress website was hacked
• How to fix hacked WordPress websites
• Ultimate guide on how to secure your WordPress website
• 9+ Security plugins for WordPress to protect your site

Hi Hop3y,

this isn’t anything related to your WordPress theme. We just checked your site on mobile and can’t see any ads apart from Google AdSense which you’ve embedded into your sidebar.

In general ads are coming from scripts that you add to your site, not from your WordPress theme itself. If you only see the ads on mobile, it could also be related to the particular mobile browser.

Hi bobthegoat2k1,

please be aware that the forums here on www.ads-software.com are for support regarding non-commercial free WordPress themes. This isn’t the right place to ask pre-sales questions about a commercial product. If you have any pre-sales questions, you can contact us through our contact form.

In general we’ve implemented compatibility for the WooCommerce plugin. That means the plugin will work with the theme and the theme will use the styling that is provided by the plugin itself (there is no special styling provided by the theme).

However, when I log out of WordPress and view the site normally, it still shows the “Your latest posts” page and not the correct Homepage.

That means your site is cached and you need to clear the cache (incl. your browser cache). If you’ve not cached the site by yourself (e.g. by using a caching plugin), then your hosting company might be caching the site on their end and you can contact them for further assistance.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by Michael.

These are just widgets. So if you haven’t removed the widgets by yourself, they still will be there (widgets don’t disappear by themselves). If not, you can just place them again in your WordPress dashboard under Appearance => Widgets.

However, the reason why the widgets on this particular site aren’t displaying is because you’re showing your latest posts on your front page (archive). Instead you need to create and set a static front page and select the Homepage template for the static front page. This all is covered in the theme documentation.

Also, whenever your latest posts are not showing up, this pretty much sounds like a caching issue. If you’ve not cached your site by yourself (e.g. through a caching plugin), then you could contact your hosting company as they might be caching the site on their end.

By the way, it seems you’re using a premium theme which isn’t supported through the forums on www.ads-software.com. If you own a valid license and have any questions, you can send a support request here.

Hi,

this isn’t really something we can help you with here as it’s nothing related to your WordPress theme. However, if you’ve added any ad code to your site, just remove the code. If the ads are coming from installed plugins, then you could just remove the plugins.

It’s also possible that your site has been hacked or infected with malware. You could for example check this with the Sucuri SiteCheck and then clean it up accordingly.

For us your latest posts are displaying just fine, including the most recent “Rambler 8-11-18” post (screenshot)

You’re very welcome and we’re happy that you like the theme. ??

Hi Diane,

thanks for using MH NewsMagazine.

Gutenberg is a rather controversial project (see the reviews) which is still being discussed and it’s not sure yet when WordPress 5.0 will come out and how exactly the Gutenberg integration will look like.

However, the initial release of Gutenberg in core will be compatible with the theme and there shouldn’t be major issues. We haven’t integrated additional Gutenberg functionality yet as we’re currently waiting until Gutenberg is part of the development version of WordPress so that we have a solid base to work on. It still may take a few weeks / months until Gutenberg will be available in WordPress core.

If you’re running a lot of plugins on your site, you may want to install the Classic Editor plugin as it’s very likely that not all your plugins will be compatible with Gutenberg. It’s better to be safe. You can then test Gutenberg on a test installation and only enable it on your live site when you’re absolutely sure that your site will be fine.

In case you need any assistance with using Gutenberg (e.g. inserting horizontal lines), you can get help in the Gutenberg related support forum.

Hi Hummel1337,

sorry, it’s impossible to answer this question properly without seeing this live on your site. However, you may be running IE11 in compatibility mode or your issue may be related to the way you’ve emebedded the image or many other things.

If you’re using IE in compatibility mode, you should turn that off. Please also be aware that IE is heavily outdated (IE11 only has 2.4% market share) and it isn’t supported by Microsoft anymore.

The new browser by Microsoft is Edge. We highly recommend to use up-to-date browsers and not outdated technology while browsing the modern web. Using outdated browsers is also a security risk as most of them no longer receive updates.

I have not added any additional css to the theme…

It seems that’s not correct. From what we can see you’ve added this CSS to your site that is causing your issue:

h4 { line-height: 5px; }

Hi Treyy,

what you’re referring to isn’t a theme issue. It seems you’re running some plugins or scripts on your site that are messing with the layout. It’s also possible that you’ve modified code (in that case please remove your modifications).

You can disable your plugins and remove 3rd party scripts in order to do troubleshooting. Once you’ve found the plugin or script that is causing your issue, you can replace it accordingly.

You can verify in the theme demo and on plenty of other user sites that this isn’t an issue that is caused by your WordPress theme.

@treyy Your request doesn’t have anything to do with the topic of this thread. Please don’t just post in threads of other users, but instead open your own threads in case you have any questions.