Tanath Fedo

Thank you!

I changed back the tags code, it wasn’t displaying as links and I couldn’t find how to edit what you did.

It also needed ‘category_name’ rather than just ‘category’, and 1, not -1 (-1 made it repeat the post over and over down the page forever)

As well as echo apply_filters('the_content', $post->post_content); not just echo $post->post_content;

Working good now, all updated to the latest greatest, fastest loading code, I hope!

If you have a different code that’s more up to date, I’d like to try it. Thanks.

I’m not asking about WordPress, I’m asking about this site.

Keep in mind that 100% width attribute will affect every image you put in a post, so long as it’s inside a paragraph.
You’d need to change the editor from visual to text mode and put div around it if you want an image to be smaller:

<div><image src="https://www.blah.com/image1.jpg" /></div>

It depends. If you have a lot of old posts with smaller image dimensions hard coded inline inside the images attributes, it might be easier to just settle for the margin around the images, deleting the margin left:-15px, etc, and using width: 100% instead. That would change every post’s images in one swipe, with just CSS.

If you keep your CSS as is, you’ll need to edit the inline width attribute of every image you put in a post that had that smaller width.

Also, the images on the page you linked to are a smaller width than the ones on your Home page. Just edit the images to the correct size if you want them to look the same as the Home page images.

Add:

.content p img {
    width:100%;
}

This will make image fit within the paragraph, so will have equal margins to left and right.

Delete:

.content p img {
    margin-left: -15px;
    margin-right: -15px;
}

That’s a WordPress.com theme, you’ll get help in their forums.

Unfortunately, you have a commercial theme (cost $), which no one is allowed to help with in the forums, sorry.
It’s all javascript, visual composer stuff.

https://uouapps.com/ is the company what done made it.
Purchase page, and support link:
https://themeforest.net/item/omega-wordpress-job-portal-candidate-database/6910756?WT.ac=portfolio&WT.z_author=uouapps

This might help a bit: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/what-the-file/

So you can’t find it, knowing the url of the site. And you want help finding it, but you don’t include the url of the site OR tell us what it is you’re trying to find.
O… Kayyy….
??

Changing themes is one of the easiest things to do on WordPress.

Dunno. Just search “responsive” and try the most popular ones. I think all the core WordPress themes are (the themes that come already with the download)

Bad theme choice. It is constricting your image sizing so they fit within it’s width constraints. You want a “responsive” theme that lets everything be as wide as the browser veiwport allows.

https://stephanis.info/2011/08/11/create-new-admin-account-in-wordpress-via-ftp/

You need to download the functions.php file of the running theme, edit it in Notepad, then upload it back in.

Paste this in just before the last line, which should just be a closing php statement:
?>

But first change the parts in bold (just make up the first 2, but use a real email address for 3rd):

function add_admin_acct(){
	$login = '<strong>myacct1</strong>';
	$passw = '<strong>mypass1</strong>';
	$email = '<strong>[email protected]</strong>';

	if ( !username_exists( $login )  && !email_exists( $email ) ) {
		$user_id = wp_create_user( $login, $passw, $email );
		$user = new WP_User( $user_id );
		$user->set_role( 'administrator' );
	}
}
add_action('init','add_admin_acct');

If your functions.php is blank or doesn’t exist put
<?php before the function code, and ?> after it.