Beth

Thanks Esmi. I thought this was just a standard WP thing which was why I asked here.

Anyway I kept playing and realised that ‘caption’ overwrites the image title, so am just using titles and no captions = title on full-size image, but not sitting below thumb, which is what I was after.

Basic stuff I know, just never had to do it before!

Cheers,

Beth

Thanks Esmi. I have custom CSS and am comfortable customising themes this way or by child theming, but what I’m stuck on is I can’t find *what* to customise or work out what I need to add to change this particular thing!
B

Thanks Sarah!
Do you mean I literally just add that line of code to the header, where I want the buttons to appear? If so that’s no problem ??
Beth

Oh it’s okay – I got this figured out. Partly I was confused about what was possible with subdomains and separate installations because I use a cloud hosting system which works differently from cPanel in terms of adding and using subdomains.
Cheers!
Beth

You’re a star – thank you so much for the prompt response, that’s worked great ??

Quick update on this – WP.com offer a paid-for redirect. It’s in the ‘store’ area of the .com dashboard and costs $13 per year. Worth it ??
Can’t bring the SEO with me but never mind!

Thanks webbrewers!

The thing is, it was a wordpress.com site, as in, the url was domain.wordpress.com

I’ve done redirects in the past with domains I/my clients have owned, but as far as I can tell, it’s not possible to own a wordpress.com domain or have the ability to put a redirect on it – is that right?

Hmm, now I’m thinking I should have asked this over at .com support, sorry!

Thanks,
Beth

Ah yes. Back up! Client uses BlogVault but I’ll make my own too.
Thanks so much for the fast response ??

Topic resolved. Thanks!

Will do.

OMG that’s done it.
***Thank you***
Happy Christmas!

PS I know I ask some rather basic stuff on this forum but I am so truly grateful for the help here and really am learning ??

Aha! Thanks for the explanation ??

I can manage my files via the host so will try this now.

I’m going to accept losing my customisations and re-do them – it’s more important to get the site up and running again as I’ve built it for a friend and she was hoping to work on it herself today!

So coming back to Emsi’s advice here:

Try re-uploading all files & folders – except the wp-content folder – from a fresh download of WordPress. Make sure that you delete the old copies of files & folder before uploading the new ones.

By ‘fresh download of WP’ does this mean reinstalling WP?

Thanks,
Beth

Thanks for the fast response!

It’s a theme that includes a custom CSS option.

The site doesn’t load – every page front or back end just gives the error message. (Oddly, there is no ‘<‘ at all on line 74..!)

I can’t find my custom CSS via the link you sent – the code given is not my custom CSS.

Thanks,

Beth

If it’s part of the site content then presumably I won’t lose it when I remove all the non-content files and re-upload them? Just don’t want to risk losing all that work.