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The image you are using for this post is too large for the content section (https://www.bermudezarts.com/DEMOTEST/2012/03/05/a-walk-in-paris/). Unless you choose not to use the sidebar for that post (or posts in general), you may want to use a cropped version of the image.

This appears to the same issue with the other posts I reviewed.

Sorry for the delayed response. I would suggest contacting the plugin developer, especially since it a commercial product. There may already be an update or patch to fix the issue. Or worse, the developer may not know about it yet.

You current theme on line 127 shows:

#content ul { list-style: square; }

You can change that to:

#content ul { list-style: none; }

To prevent lists in the content section from using bullets.

You should be able to find the text “Comment Closed” in either the comments.php file or in the functions.php file. What theme are you using?

ps: always make a backup of a file before making any changes

What file &/or setting where you adjusting?

Ok. The error msg is not showing up anymore, did you deactivate something?
If so, it would be helpful to post it here for others with the same issue to find.

It looks like you are using the Chameleon theme from ElegantThemes; nice stuff. Is there an option in the theme control panel to show/hide the featured image on single posts?

Your not being a pain, really wish I could be of help.
You may have already done it, but did you test a different theme too?

If you are referring to https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/cystats/ (only CyStats I could find), then please check if it is the issue by deactivating the plugin… it is several years out of date.

Compatible up to: 2.7
Last Updated: 2008-10-23

It doesn’t appear to be a WP issue, but rather a plugin, older one called StatPress. If you would, please take a quick look at what plugins you have installed/active.

– StatPress is an old plugin not associated with WP –

I should have looked around a little more before posting. I found this (https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/after-wordpress-version-33-upgrade-i-am-getting-errors?replies=23) here in the forums. It seems like the error isn’t the podcast plugin, but rather the StatPress. Do you also have StatPress installed/active?

It appears to be from the Podcasting plugin you installed. In looking at the output, you see the entire line is:

Couldn't connect to database server.Couldn't find database admin_4llw4d.An unexpected problem has occured with the application. <br> SELECT statscurl_id FROMstatscurlWHERE statscurl_ip = ''; <!-- Podcasting 2.3.11: https://podcastingplugin.com/ -->