Denis Leblanc

Any updates on this? I’m having the same issue.

Have you found a solution for this? Dealing with the same thing right now.

Keep me posted.

Great, thanks.

Not at all. If you don’t see the ‘custom fields’ section in one of your pages just toggle the ‘screen options’ tab at the top right of the page and check the ‘Custom Fields’ box.

Try adding this to your CSS file:

.full-photo img {
max-width: 100%;
max-height: auto;
}

The changes should take effect after your next post. Whatever posts are have already been published will remain full length.

Just a custom field with a value of the category slug you want to loop through before the page content. In the page template you can just run a WP_query with the custom field value, reset the query at the end and then run the page loop.

Not off hand, not even sure if it’s possible. Any reason why you’d want to keep the original URL but not the directory structure?

Under the >Settings >Reading tab set ‘For each article in a feed, show’ to ‘Summary’.

Awesome, glad I could help.

Try the archive.php file and see what’s in there. I’m guessing there’s a bunch of conditional statements to handle the page headings, just remove what you don’t need.

Once you move all the site files over you can drop a .htaccess file into it with a redirect rule pointing to the new URL. If the post slugs stay the same they should all point over correctly.

Sounds like you just did a ‘one-click-install’ from your hosting account. What’s happening is WordPress has been installed in a sub-directory inside your root, ex: public_html/blog/

You just need to move you WordPress install to the root directory and update the home and site URLs from the database.

If you don’t know anything about FTP and databases you’ll probably need to consider hiring somebody that does.

Have you considered limiting the amount of posts per page to something like 10-20 posts instead of all 400?

Try adding this to your CSS file:

.entry-content a {
background: none;
}

If that doesn’t work try:

entry-content a {
background: none!important;
}