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Ah sorry, I confused myself with the “responsive theme” keyword rather than the theme name. Yeah, it is a great theme ??

Hope all is good. Have a nice day!

Multisite is if you want to have network of WP sites with just one WP install. I guess you’re not using this one because you have two admin accounts.

You just have to upload the new theme on both WP install as follows

e.g. if on the same server
ftp://public_html/site1/wp-content/themes
ftp://public_html/site2/wp-content/themes

And the new upcoming WordPress default theme twentytwelve is a good start as well.

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/themes/twentytwelve

I’d suggest start with a child theme ?? and then you can submit your child theme to the WordPress theme directory. Win!

Hi Rich,

In order to prevent this from happening again, I advise you:

1. Create a backup before upgrading or updating the themes and plugins.
2. Other than that, ideally, you want to store the CSS edit on a separate file ie custom.css or using a Custom CSS plugin.
3. If you’re well-versed in WordPress, you may create a child theme and you’re free to edit your child theme.

Hope this will be beneficial for you and others.

Question:

1. Is it a multisite install?
2. Do you have full-admin access?

And if you don’t have multisite, you need to install the theme twice and both location of the wp-content/theme folder

With WP Network/Multisite, the process will not create any subdomain directory on the FTP since the files are managed using the blogs.dir

The subdomain will share the same themes and plugins. This is the beauty of WP Network/Multi site.

To access the backed (the long way), you may go to https://example.com/wp-admin/network/sites.php

and hover the site: Picture

Awesome, have a nice weekend. Cheers!

.NWDS-nav ~ .NWDS-nav {
       z-index: 10 !important;
}

This one works for me like a charm. Please put this in your style.css

Alright got it.

ul.sub-menu {
    width: 400px;
}

ul.sub-menu li {
    float: left;
    margin-right: 0px;
}

If that doesn’t work, add the !important at the end of each bit.

End results

From the FTP, download the file you’re editing before the error and re-upload it.

It would be easier to do it if the code has different image class for the main picture and thumbnail

Both of the main image and thumbnail inherit the class .alignleft which has margin-right: 1.625em

A quick fix to this is to overwrite the CSS to change the properties to margin-right: 10px; for example, however it is not possible because both of images will use the same properties and the square bullet points will be on top of the main images.

So, we can’t target the thumbnail alone:

Screenshot

You’re going to have to have to edit the widgets.

Other wise, you can write your own code to achieve this.

First things first

1. What are you doing that cause this error?
2. Have you try deactivating all plugins and check if the issue persist?
3. Have you cleared your browser cache?

I didn’t see this code being added on style.css

.entry-author-link,
.entry-permalink,
.entry-date,
.entry-meta {
display: none;
}

Can you please do that as it should actually hide the .entry-meta on the home page as well.

Yes, and no. That depends. So, do you still need help with this?