tomaltman

sailduesouth – try not to hijack other’s posts…try starting a new topic then email me a link: [email removed]

Then we’ll see what we can do.
?? tom

I think you are not linking to a proper image. The blue circle is the wordpress icon for editing an image.

I looked at the site link you sent. here is the link:
https://amusthave.com.au/wp-content/themes/twentyten/images/headers/path.jpg

When I try to look at that image int he browser I get this error:
You don’t have permission to access /wp-content/themes/twentyten/images/headers/path.jpg on this server.

You need to check the permission in that directory.

?? tom

You may give a plugin called Redirection a try. it is not great if you have a very large number (hundreds) of redirects…but it is a very good plugin.

Good luck
?? tom

Spiders and bot cannot “look” into your server’s folder structure unless you have allow access to that from the server – the only thing spiders and bots can “see” are files with a link to them.

So, as long as there is not a link to the file you are speaking of, then you should be fine.

If this is truly confidential information – it may be better to upload password protected PDF’s (or some password protected file) to the site, which would be much more secure.

Does that make sense?
?? tom

You can use multiple categories on one post – so you could use sub-categories. It is fine for a post to be “in” multiple cats.

Can we get a link to the site?

It seems like you have done the correct things – it may be more than you can handle from a programming standpoint.

It may be best to post this job on https://jobs.wordpress.net – someone will be able to get this fixed for you quickly.

Good luck
?? tom

Can we get a screen shot or link to the site?

How does your server’s disk space look? Are you close to the limit?

I guess the next thing I would do is see if you can get access to the error files for your site. Something is definitely erroring, we just need to figure out what.

What you want is the php errors for you site…can you see if we can get s hold of those?

One option (just to see if you are getting it right) is to just do it on that gallery page.

If you switch over to HTML view on the page editor you could add an inline style to that page. Just to see if it would work.

<style>
.post {padding: 35px 0 25px 0;}
</style>

OK – more possibilities, from when you said:
“Yesterday and this morning I did a whole heap of posts, I walked into the office and from then I couldn’t do any more posts.”

Did you check your available disk space for the database? Maybe go in and delete all your revisions, which would free up some space. Here is an article which talks about that.

https://www.lancelhoff.com/how-to-delete-existing-wordpress-post-revisions/

Good luck.
tom

You added it to the wrong line – the navigation is now centered…you need to add it to the .ngg-slideshow.

And geeksfolder is correct – the padding will have to be removed too.

you want this:

<?php get_post_meta($post_id, ‘blurb’, TRUE); ?>

Possibly – I would try to run the default wordpress theme “twentyten” with no plugins and see if it works.