raj.2364

Thanks a lot paulbuijs,

I was struggling to fix this issue from long time, but after installing the classic editor things are resolved. Thanks again.

Yes there is a way. For this you have to edit functions.php.

Problem – The fix will not work for old articles. Only when you update new articles with new feature images it will fit well. For old articles you have to manually upload images once again.

Fix –
Go in Appearance > Editor.
Select the default theme SmartMag and click on functions.php.
Now look for below code –

// Default slider and posts with sidebar.
‘main-slider’ => array(‘width’ => 702, ‘height’ => 336),

Set the width to 800. I tested with 800 where it is working fine.

Click update at the bottom.

Then test. TC.

When you signup for a domain, you have to point the Domain to the Server IP (Hosting). And that is the IP through which you can directly access your Cpanel or WHM. Just try checking your emails, you can find that. Most of the hosting providers gives a IP that is then linked to the Domain through Website Registrar Dashboard (example-Godaddy).

Can you explain in bit more detail. By default Microsoft Web Platform Installer 5.0 supports WordPress installation. You can install it easily through Windows Web App Gallery.

Well then the only way to resolve this issue is via your website admin panel. That is WordPress Dashboard. Go in Appearance > Editor. Select your theme from the right box and click on Header.php.Copy the code in a notepad and save it. In case of any other error after making changes, you can restore it.

That is the place from where you can fix the broken code. Now you have to find the theme files that you are using. For example TwentyThirteen. Download the theme files and copy the code of header.php and paste it n your site. Remember theme’s file are very important and must be exactly same. Update the file and try to open your site. In case of any other error update here. But DO TAKE A BACKUP OF EXISTING HEADER.PHP.

First backup the existing cpanel files. So that in case if you do any modification you can atleast restore the current condition of your site. The issue occur due to a outdated plugin. You have to turn off all the plugins. Or you can use wordpress default theme to work on the issue. You can change the theme through PHPMYAdmin > yourwpdatabase > wp_optoins > templates > stylesheet > edit.

By restoring a default them you can atleast open your site. And find which plugin is causing error. Tell your hosting provider to turn on error reporting on your wordpress site.

its because of your page width. the link will shift automatically. you have to modify the css properties of page width to get wider area.

hope that helps.

It is a Menu that appear on the top of your site. Go in admin and click on Appearance > Menu. Remove SF menu to hide that.