totaltec

It’s definitely a Z-index problem or something with CSS transforms.

I think your problem is more related to your Apache Nginx setup than WordPress. I’d ask this question on a server focused forum as well.

Do you have access to Cpanel or some other form of hosting control panel for your site? Usually they have a file manager of some sort that would let you go in and inspect the file, and edit it directly online.

Otherwise you need to connect to your site via FTP using something like filezilla, navigate to the file and download it to a work directory your computer. Then open it up in a real text editor like Notepad++ or Sublime Text 2.

Now just look at line 28. Copy the surrounding lines , say 4 lines on both directions and post them up here. Meanwhile go and download your theme again. Open up its version of this file and save it in your work directory, naming it customizer.good.php and the previously downloaded file customizer.bad.php

Then you can use a tool like winmerge to open up both files and compare the differences. Or you can also jut try uploading the good one (without renaming it of course) to your site. preserve the bad one first just in case.

Sounds like some good advice in that other thread. Did that solve your issue?

You rock ralphonz! Glad you found it.

No sweat! Have you tried putting it in your style sheet? Look in Appearance -> Editor The first page you should see is your style.css Just go to the bottom of the file and insert those 4 lines above. Take two pills and call me in the morning. ??

Thanks for reporting back! em is just fine.

You needed the !important modifier probably because your theme has a lot of classes defined directly on the page, rather than in an attached style sheet. Glad you figured that out!

Yes, you are getting it.

For example:
In your caption you have this:
Alice Diebel <br> Search Committee Chair

Change it to:
<span>Alice Diebel</span><br />Search Committee Chair

Then in your CSS:

.wp-caption span {
  font-size: 14px;
  font-weight: bold;
}

Oh, they probably mean .htacess

It’s a file in the root directory of the site. Post the contents of your’s here.

Check out your Settings > Permalink Settings in the admin.

Maybe you did not close a div tag in a post?

Anyway, it is a simple fix I believe. I just tested this code on your site and it works fine.

<div id="page" class="hfeed site" style="
    margin-left: auto;
    margin-right: auto;
">

Now I have set this as an inline style because that is all I can do from my browser window. Try assigning the code in your stylesheet like this:

#page {
    margin-left: auto;
    margin-right: auto;
}

In my experience, new sites take a lot of time to build up. Or you have to pay your way to the top. Takes about 5 years to grow traffic without paid ads.

Always provide a link to your site! It asks you to do that when you post a question.

Have you contacted you hosting provider?

Please provide a link to an example. We need to look at the code and style sheets on your particular site in order to be helpful.

In my tests, I can see that a HTML tag can be added to a caption. So just wrap the name in a tag that you can target via CSS.

Thanks.

In style.css I see this code:

.wp-caption {
max-width: 100%;
background: #EEE;
padding: 8px;
width: auto!important;
}

Just comment out the width like this:

.wp-caption {
max-width: 100%;
background: #EEE;
padding: 8px;
/* width: auto!important; */
}

Does that fix it?

Looks like it is working fine on this page: link

Can you link to an example where it is messing up?