Rachel Baker

Looks like you have an errand </div> tag in your post on Carl Jung

https://www.maple-news.com/wp-admin is taking me to your WordPress login page.

Yes, this can be declared in the header.php file of your theme. Different themes can use different declarations for DOCTYPE, so you may have to manually edit this yourself.

Please provide more information so someone can help you.

Details such as:
– Link to page where this is occurring
– Name of theme
– Any other information relevant to your issue

I can see your “ghost post” on your homepage, as well as the post stating your unhappiness with Bluehost and WordPress.

See my screenshot here: https://skitch.com/rachelbaker/gwi83/a-wanderful-life

Can you please paste the code from the current functions.php to pastebin and supply the link here?

Simply, check line 3 in your functions.php for an errand /

There are numerous reasons that may prevent you from connecting to your database.

The database may not exist. If you are unsure, then you may need to ask your Web Host for information on your MySQL database.
Your configuration file may have erroneous information. This is the most common mistake when configuring WordPress.
You may be missing a necessary user prefix. If so in the wp-config.php file modify the “DB_NAME” constant to “yourloginname_wp”, or modify “DB_USER” with “yourloginname_dbuser”.
Check that there is no whitespace at the bottom of your wp-config.php file.

Also, check your WordPress configuration values have been set correctly.

Your theme’s functions.php file needs to have an entry specifying which post formats to support. If your theme does not already support the post formats, you can the line below to your functions.php file:

add_theme_support( 'post-formats', array('image', 'audio', 'video', 'link', 'quote', 'aside', 'gallery' ) );

More information: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Post_Formats

Can you please share a link to a page that demonstrates the problem you are having? It would be much easier to offer the solution, if we can see the problem.

Glad you resolved your issue.

Or to help you with the code you may want to look into something like the WYSIWYG Widget Plugin: https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wysiwyg-widgets/

You have to put <font color="purple"> inside the <a> element.

Please provide more specific information so we can help you, such as:
– a link to a page displaying content related to your questions
– the html code in your text widget

I would use just one paragraph element and add italics with the <em> tag:

<p><em>Contributed by</em> <?php the_author()?> <em>on</em> <?php the_date()?></p>

WordPress creates a copy of each image file size you have set in Admin > Settings > Media.

To stop this behavior you can disable the default sizes, by setting them all to “0” in Admin > Settings > Media.