Mickstah

To do this you’ll need to open class-page-transition.php in the plugin folder.

Then do a find and replace for body_class
Replace it with post_class

Lastly, search for body
It should be on line 412 and look like this:

jQuery( 'body' ).wrapInner( '<div class="animsition"></div>' ).removeClass( 'animsition' );

Replace it with with a HTML element such as <main> so just type in main.

It can’t be a class name, it needs to be an element so be sure to select one (others you can use include header, aside, section etc)

Lastly, applying this to the main html element might mean you need to reorder the z-index to be able to use the nav.
So you might nee to add something like:

.main-navigation {
	position: relative;
	z-index: 100;
}

The same thing is happening to me.
On WP 3.8.1, I’ve tried on localhost and production server.

Same process, I can upload the image(s), select them, then hit insert, but nothing appears. When I update the post then go to insert media I cannot see other images in the media library, however when I check the media section all the images I’ve uploaded are there.

Tested on Win7 Firefox Nightly, Win7 FireFox v27, Win7 IE11, Win7 Chrome v32, WinXP IE8, WinXP FF26.

So I managed to solve this myself.

Where I was using get_term to grab the custom taxonomy year get_terms('year') I added an array so I could use orderby-
<?php $years = get_terms('year', array( 'orderby' => 'title', 'order' => 'DESC', ));

So the full code now looks like this:

https://pastebin.com/NyN3UrF3

Perfect!

I had a friend who had his WordPress installation hacked just over the weekend. This is the second time it has happened, even after a fresh install and security measures put in place.

If possible talk to your hosting company to see if they can offer a solution. In his case it was a problem on the hosting side.