Nicolae Pop

Hi,

From Appearence ? Editor, add these lines to the Stylesheet (style.css) and then hit Save:

.site-header #search-icon {
	display: none;
}

Cheers!

It’s essential_grid. You’ll probably want to take a look over a tag archive to make sure everything displays just fine.

Great to hear that. Enjoy creating with WordPress ??

Yes, try disabling the plugins one by one (and maybe disable the cache if you have one). If the image shows after one or more plugins are disabled, then you can trace the problem to a (that) particular plugin.

Hi,

The picture link *should* work, i’m guessing it’s trying to output it at a 4000 pixels width (from the w= GET parameter). I suggest getting support if it’s a premium theme, or manually editing the theme files in order to inspect the code handling that image output.

* Are you using Jetpack Photon or a CDN service to serve your images? Try disabling it to see if the image shows OK
* Is the src of the img “wp-content/uploads/2015/07/portada-logo-1.png?w=4000”, or you stripped the main url address from the address?

Try visiting your website while in Incognito or Private browsing mode (or while being logged out of WordPress). If the caching is correctly set, and subsequent visits to the same page still have a long waiting time, then the problem can be the actual hosting server.

Hi Charlie,

Check the source of your page and see what’s the src attribute of that image. The WordPress manages the media library and you say it’s uploaded and showing just fine – great, but the actual presentation is handled by the theme, so it could show a incorrect url.

If that’s the case, you’ll need to check the theme files related to that particular area, I’m guessing it’s either a header image or a custom theme option.

Hi there,

From my experience there are a few reasons why you’re media library isn’t showing all the items:

* Make sure the Insert Media dialog has the dropdown set to “All media items” and not to “Uploaded to this post”
* On computers with insufficient RAM and a lot of images, there isn’t enough physically memory to show all the images
* Server or plugin issues

Check the browser console to see if there’s any error shown that could point in the right direction.

Cheers

Hi there,

A quick search shows a few tutorials on how to manually add a new user via phpMyAdmin. Once you have your admin user, you can create other user accounts from the WordPress admin:

https://www.inmotionhosting.com/support/edu/wordpress/333-add-admin-via-mysql

Cheers

Hi, the wp-config.php file should be in the main directory of the WordPress directory in a standard installation.

Hi,

You will need to edit the functions.php file of your theme:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Functions_File_Explained

I strongly advise your to create a child theme if you haven’t already, else you will lose the customisations when updating the theme:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Child_Themes

Cheers

Hi there,

You’ll need to make the logo fit the container via CSS, try this rule:

.logo_image img {
  max-width: 90%;
  height: auto;
}

You’ll need to add this rule to your style.css or via Custom CSS plugin. If you’re editing the style.css file, the recommended way is by creating a child theme, or else you will lose the customisations when updating the theme.

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/simple-custom-css/
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Child_Themes

Cheers

Hi Charlie,

I can’t figure it out what’s the actual problem just with a screenshot. Can you point me to the live address of the website?

You can also check the src attribute of the image and check if it’s a correct URL and that particular image also exists.

Cheers

Hi there,

Most probably it’s the theme setup, or one of the theme files. Make sure your blog page is not using a page template (maybe the homepage template), and you can also check what template file is actually used on the front page and blog page with What The File plugin: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/what-the-file/

Cheers

Hi there,

You need to get access to your website in order to fix this error and make further changes, a metaphor for this would be: “You need to open your hood to fix your car engine”. Get yourself familiar about accessing your website via FTP with a FTP client: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/FTP_Clients

Cheers