mohdrafie

Since you’re new with WordPress. I suggest that first of all you install the plugin called Jetpack for WordPress – https://jetpack.me/

Then, activate the Custom CSS features – https://jetpack.me/support/custom-css/

Add this CSS to reduce the size of the padding:

.singular.page .hentry {
	padding-top: 0px !important;
}

I read some reviews saying this plugin solve this issue, however, the recent feedback from uses has 23 people saying it didn’t work with the latest version of WP while only 2 says it work. FeedWordPress

For this, I believe the best is to contact the theme developer. If the theme is downloaded from the WordPress directory, you can leave a support ticket related to the theme.

From the 404, I am guess that there is a missing page or theme options generated by the theme. You can also check the error log from your server.

Otherwise, kindly create a backup before doing anything like changing theme, re-installing the theme, etc. You can use the Snapshot Backup plugin for example.

I think 1 star is a bit too harsh isn’t it?

If you look at the idea why this plugin is initially developed is to empower the WordPress.com users, so in the first place, if you don’t need it or already using commercial or custom built plugins, chances that you might not need the plugin.

Supporting the plugin doesn’t mean you have to use it, right? ??

Out of all points, I am moved with your first comment:

Main interface/ design doesn’t match the WordPress interface – more like an “App” within WordPress. This is inconsistent and for CMS-like projects really NOT WANTED!

For the “App”, I believe I have addressed it above. For branding purpose, I believe it is not far from WordPress because by itself, it is a product to distinguish from what is WordPress and what is an extension or plugin of WordPress.

I don’t use all of the features, but I have started to let my clients using it and gather their feedback. So far, it has been good.

Just my 2 cents really.

If you really need to test it, my sister uses (write, speak, write) Arabic. If you can setup the site, I can ask her to login and test and let you know.

Wasn’t sure if this will be against the forum, but if for the sake of helping the community, then I’m in.

Does it effect just the front end or back end only?

If it doesn’t effect the back end. Try to update your permalinks. Dashboard > Settings > Permalinks

Ideally, we want to know:

1. Which theme you’re using
2. What are you trying to update on the theme options

Otherwise, try to deactivate the theme and re-activate it. If problem persist, I believe without looking at the issue, it is hard to troubleshoot and pinpoint.

Cheers!

body.page-template-page-fullwidth-php #content-wrapper {
    background-image: none !important;
}

This would solve the need.

Those are my explanations, what you need to do is to put the highligted CSS on the style.css file.

Yes, you can add the code in the style.css

What makes the page-fullwidth.php uses this style is the body class ie
body class=".... page-template-page-fullwidth-php"

However, since the problematic is the div container with ID content ie
<div id="content">

So, I have used the CSS below to override the width layout so that instead of 600px, is adjusted to be 900px.

body.page-template-page-fullwidth-php #content {
    width: 900px !important;
}

If you have a free time, kindly read CSS Troubleshooting

Cheers!

I quote:

“We recommend you change your siteurl to example.com before enabling the network feature. It will still be possible to visit your site using the www prefix with an address like https://www.sample.com but any links will not have the www prefix.”

But if you are using domain mapping tool, it doesn’t have any problem. But maybe not the best practice to run a multisite. Just my personal opinion.

I’d rather having https://www.example.com/subdomain rather than subdomain.www.example.com ??

This has been discussed here –
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/root-domain-with-www-default-site?replies=7

You also read the documentation on the Server Address.

I can’t troubleshoot without seeing it in front of me.

I found this user has the same initial issue which might be related. Please have a read.

Otherwise, I suggest that you start with a fresh install of WordPress and use a different database table.

I believe you have activated the Network.

In order to visit the Network Admin, please go to the:

https://example.com/wp-admin/network

Otherwise, the WP Admin Bar has a dropdown which has My Sites > Dashboard, which basically takes you to the Network Admin as well.

Let me know how that goes. Cheers!

Hi Paul,

Do you mind to resolve this thread as it is no longer related to WordPress.

If you have other questions related to WordPress, kindly open a new ticket. Wishing you the best!

Ok, let’s get this done once and for all ??

First, what you need is so that the content div is 900px (width)

body.page-template-page-fullwidth-php #content {
    width: 900px !important;
}

Next, what you need is for the image to be aligned properly. Here’s a guide on the image alignment.

Let me know how that goes.