RamTheSunlover

On a related note, I think, I would like to add a little padding with em values to the sides of Full Width Template. Is there a snippet of CSS I can add to my Custom CSS to accomplish this?
Thanks!

I have what I think is the same problem. Running 4.0, everything was fine last night, this morning I get the following error message when attempting to login to admin:

“Error establishing a database connection

This either means that the username and password information in your wp-config.php file is incorrect or we can’t contact the database server at localhost. This could mean your host’s database server is down.

Are you sure you have the correct username and password?
Are you sure that you have typed the correct hostname?
Are you sure that the database server is running?

If you’re unsure what these terms mean you should probably contact your host. If you still need help you can always visit the WordPress Support Forums.”
Hostgator says their servers are fine and its not them.
Anyone know what is going on?

Hi – here’s how I did it with a lot of grief:
1) go into your C-panel, File Manger, and click into wp-content.
In there click into plugins, and delete the folder for W3. BUT WAIT you’re not done, because that alone will give you the white screen of death.
2) Still in in the wp-content folder scroll to the bottom and you should see a single file named W3 etc etc index.php
Delete that file and you should be good to go.
Ram

I answered my own question and solved the issue, so perhaps this answer will help others.

There is indeed a file found in the wp-content folder (this is a single file) named W3 etc etc index.php.

When I deleted that file, the white screen went away and I regained full access to the admin screen.
Ram

@headcoach, I located a plugin “Print this section” which does what we are talking about. Its old and not recently updated but I tried it and it seems to work fine with 3.3.1. Very simple solution that brackets with shortcodes just the text you want set up to print, with a choice of icons etc.

I have the same problem as Kristi83; set the cookie to persist for 2 months and then, after the “accept”, the warning appeared on every different page or post a visitor clicked to. I had to disable. Hope you can fix! The older version worked perfectly for me.
Thanks.

@trey – great. Thank you. That should be in the FAQs…
Ram

@swansonphotos, someone else in another thread alluded to the possibility that it is the pixel size of the photo image, rather than the MB quantity size that is the real problem, although of course the two are related.

I believe he had luck with resizing an image so that the pixel width was less than 2000.

I just resized/resampled mine using Irfan View to a width of 1024 pixels and finally have the hassle free upload. Do you have another or better resizer to suggest?
Thanks!

Unfortunately…when I import the file using Add to Server, I get the same/similar error message:

Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 68681728) (tried to allocate 14224 bytes) in /home/XXXX/public_html/wp-includes/media.php on line 254

Aha! Thank you esmi!

@tim,
I have the same problem with the same error, and have tried every fix I can find on the forums to no avail. I am trying to use my WordPress site as a CMS for many things including my high rez fine art photography.

My 10MB image causes the failure error. I have edited the .ini, I have disabled all plugins, and nothing works. And Hostgator says its a WP problem, not them – that I am allowed more than the WP supposed limit of 64MB for an upload.

So I resorted to good ‘ol fashioned File Manager – I went on my C-Panel and uploaded the image file into WP images/11. So now I see the jpg file there in the file manager view along with all other jpgs uploaded in November – BUT the Media Library does not “see” it. Is this approach useless or does anyone know how to get the Media Library to “see” the file and process it?
Thanks!

@webvitaly your plugin works beautifully! Thank you.

I still have trouble, though, with text wrapping around the iframe. The only way I have found to prevent text wrapping around the iframe is to always use the width set at 100%, as is the default in the plugin (by the way just delete the height= parameter and the height will autoadjust to the height of the source, at least for Vimeo iframes).

But if I want the width to be less than 100%, the text always wraps up next to the iframe on the right side. I tried wrapping the iframe in div tags: <div> [iframe] </div>, but that does nothing to prevent the text wrapping.
I tried wrapping it in div + p tags: <div><p> [iframe] </p> </div> but the editor removes the p tags when switching back and forth between HTML and VISUAL.
Anyone know the solution to this?
Thanks!