Number_6

Totally understood. It’s just the way things go ?? Thanks for getting back to me

Thank you for your responses, folks.
I understand the formality – plugins and themes, but all I see are php files in different directories. Maybe if I wanted to show data on a page AND make my own modifications to the database, I’d go for a plugin, or if I wanted to contribute it to the repository, but for now my theme is my plugin. I don’t expect anyone to have to come after me and make sense of my setup.

Excuse me. I got this wrong. The issue is when the post initially appears after I hit “Add Video”. Is there simply not a way to render new activity with the Buddypress theme’s CSS?

Right. It’s not showing up on my android browser. I’m not used to PHP being cached by a browser. Threw me off.
Thanks

Yes.

Excuse the long delay. I haven’t been receiving email notifications.

I’ve used the .htaccess file to redirect for the time-being.

Thank you.
I’m no longer receiving email notifications. Didn’t mean to have you thinking your effort was in vain.

Oooooooooooh. Thank you! I completely forgot that I enabled this plugin a few days ago.

Invisible ReCaptcha. Simple enough once I knew it was the culprit. Just went into the plugins directory and changed the folder name. Better than messing around with the database.

Thanks for your time, Neil. Have a great day!

Yes, it helped tremendously. But what the problem actually was will remain a mystery as it wasn’t the theme, yet it was one of the plugins. Reactivating each one, it didn’t revert back to the improper metadata.
It’s like that old joke about restarting the computer to fix it.

Many thnaks

Ace.

I’ve overridden the theme’s @media screen z-index to -1 and .site’s margin to 0.

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by Number_6.

.bpfb_images img {max-height: 500px !important;}

The !important after the desired CSS rule is necessary to override any other classes/IDs.

Point very well made, and received. I’m a jackass. I’ll make this right.

Thanks! That worked. No idea why it didn’t work when I tried adding bloginfo(‘name’) to the end, myself. It originally output the blog title twice on homepage.

Hey, thanks Boone. If I had a dollar for every time I felt like an f’ing idiot on www.ads-software.com….

My issue is in Mozilla Firefox 32.0.5 where the menu bar hoovers, which makes the drop-down tools unusable unless the dropdowns are in their original position (you’re fully scrolled to the top of the page).

Oh crap. No. That’s from the tag I’m trying to use to call the URL from a custom field. Dang.