montrealist

You need to set the image width as well, not just the container width:

.logo img {
  width: 100%;
}

Here’s a working demo (try removing the 100% width on the image and check in IE):

https://jsfiddle.net/montrealist/82rpaLcp/

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by montrealist. Reason: code formatting

That’s a pretty good score, actually.

Glad you knocked this one out!

There is no wp-login.php file in wp-admin folder. Is it correct?

Yes that’s fine. What’s the contents of your .htaccess file? Again, is the custom login URL currently working?

Last but not least, have you posted in the plugin support forum?

How about your custom URL – is that working? Also try flushing permalinks: Settings -> Permalinks -> just click on “save changes” (https://typerocket.com/flushing-permalinks-in-wordpress/)

The filter didn’t make it into the codebase yet. Ticket status is new enhancement, and it doesn’t exist in the latest WP 4.7.2 – I just downloaded a fresh copy and verified it by opening wp-login.php.

You could cheat and use translations to modify the output string. Though it’s tricky and would be more of a hack, really. Not sure if it’s worth the effort in your case.

Which admin URLs have you tried? Both /wp-admin and wp-login.php? What does your file structure look like when you’re FTP’d into the server? Are the files actually present in the right places?

Few other things I would also try (after backing up the DB) is deleting the .htaccess file on the server (or at least the WP-generated portions of it), flushing permalinks, disabling all plugins, and switching to a default theme.

You can certainly achieve this with WordPress.

Creating an image gallery on a page should be straightforward, organizing pages and creating menu is as well. For logging in you can use the default one (at yoursite.com/wp-admin) and then installing a plugin to forward users to a certain page upon logging in. Another option is creating your own custom login page. There’s lots of information online on that as well; here’s a decent tutorial:

https://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/how-to-create-custom-login-page-for-wordpress/

In general, I would recommend that you attack one task at a time. That is, first figure out your page structure, then figure out creating an image gallery, then – commenting on images. Login/forwarding to a certain page part is a separate task that you can either do first or last, depending on whether you prioritize more complex tasks.

The learning curve may be steep at times, but it pays off every time. Good luck!

It looks like there are two misspellings; the original function should say ‘Showing all X results’:

https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/blob/master/templates/loop/result-count.php

Not sure what it is; could be one of the active plugins, could be an issue with a translation file for WooCommerce.

that call the <!–nextpage–> function at the end of each image.

What does this mean? Where is this occurring, exactly? In the template page for the image?

You must have fixed it, since a request to the URL it is now returning HTTP 200, so the file exists. If you paste the URL in the browser you should see a zero.

Did you solve your original issue?

You’d need to hook this up with custom fields (ACF is one example of a plugin that does it) and CSS classes being added to page template when a custom field is detected. You’d then be able to style that CSS class accordingly. Not sure if a generalized enough solution for this exists or not.

“in each user’s viewable profile”? From what I understand, social counts is information that needs to be fetched from every platform independently to be show in one place. I don’t see how that information will be fetched by code running on your server from every user visiting your page. Do you mean that, supposing you’ve created such plugin, that each user will register on your site and authorize your plugin to access to each of the platforms to fetch the counts?

It will loop through the posts, it just won’t show any more posts beyond the maximum amount specified per page. The pagination is used to break up many results into pages.

How exactly are you trying to access your sites? What steps did you follow to enable multisite?