sbcjr

So glad to hear that. ??

I see what you mean. You could use background-size: contain;, but then the image is only going make it partway down the page. You could use background-size: 100% 100%;, but then some resolutions will make it a bit…squished. Might be a pick-your-poison scenario unless you want to get a lot more complicated with media queries.

Looks like the site is private. Any chance we could get a peek at it?

That looks to me like your site may have been hacked. Best place to start may be contacting your host, or here if you want to tackle it yourself:
https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/security/hacked/

EDIT: Oops…guess I left this page open too long before answering…. ??

• This reply was modified 6 years, 5 months ago by sbcjr.

Maybe it came included as part of your hosting package? Either way, you have an SSL cert already installed, which is great. Now you just need to ensure that it’s being used across the board instead of just here and there. First off you might want to check your General Settings and make sure the https url is being used, then you may want to have your host or developer setup .htaccess rewrite rules to redirect http traffic to the https equivalent.

Looks like someone is already working on it today, though…getting some redirect loops atm.

Hi Anton,

Try this url instead:
https://www.antonguyt.com

The urls you posted were the insecure (http) versions, and they won’t load the FontAwesome icons due to CORS restrictions.

Love the domain. ??

I’m not super familiar with Colinear, but took a quick look, and it looks like your logo’s height is capped at 108px. You might try tweaking the logo size in your Colinear’s /inc/jetpack.php file:
add_image_size( 'colinear-logo', 480, 108 );

You may need to re-upload the logo after changing “108” to something a bit higher.

Does your .htaccess contain any rewrites related to http/s?

What’s the url to the header image? How was it uploaded?

Like this:
yourdomain.com/?s=KEYWORD&category_name=CATEGORY&tag=TAG

Looks like there’s a space at the beginning of your API key. Removing that space should do the trick (assuming the key is valid).

Hi Jeff,

In your style.css, this is what’s making the menu links white:

#header .nav ul li a{
		color:#FFF;

If you change “FFF” to “000” at line 1231 it should take care of that issue.

The other issue is because your header has a max-width that is smaller than the width of the container inside it. In the same style.css, comment out line 331 to correct this issue, like this:
/*max-width: 1130px;*/

Let me know if you have any trouble.

Unfortunately not, we didn’t receive any support whatsoever. :-\ Ended up with a non-functional site for weeks, finally gave up, wiped it clean, and started from scratch.

So very sorry, natsirtdm.