The Daleks

Thanks. Funny thing is I was using Really Simple SSL but disabled it because Siteground has its own plugin and threw a notice that I didn’t need both.

OK, thank you for your reply.

I set .author-contain to hidden and 0 height, and that did it. Thanks.

Found it, thanks. But that’s the description for the whole gallery. I was hoping to format the description below the items. The text is always left justified and full width. I’d like to have it centered and insert line breaks.

https://ibb.co/fpgCMVr

Will do.

Deleting and replacing the ID several times got the YouTube button to work one time. So I bought and installed the premium edition. Clicking the button redirects to the YouTube channel, but there is still no option to subscribe. As you said, there is no tooltip visible in the premium edition. This is what the settings screen shows:

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Thanks for the fast reply. The client’s YouTube channel is:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUxGFqzBgqiOJ2PlcvH7RHA

I tried the channel name by itself and also with the full URL. Their user name is Flemington UMC. I tried with and without a space in the name, and with various case options.

On the Twitter icon, I do see the popup when I roll the mouse over, but nothing happens when I click.

Thanks, I just tried that, but after saving the page, WordPress just deleted the spaces. I specified the logo in the Facebook Image field in that section, but there was no change when I had the Facebook debugger scrape the page again.

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• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by The Daleks.

Thanks for the tip. When I ran this plugin on a slow site, the pie chart showed 95% of the load time was itself. LOL, but useless.

I finally gave up. Created the development site in a new, empty hosting account with a somewhat different set of plugins. The old site gets nuked when the development is done. So whatever this was will remain a mystery.

Thank you.

On the Plugins screen, I selected them all, then from the Bulk Options drop-down, selected Deactivate. When that didn’t work, I renamed the plugins folder to plugins-disabled and created a new, empty folder called plugins. (Saving me the tedium of renaming or deleting each one individually.) Neither of these methods was I able to get a working Network Tools screen.

But your suggestion worked like a charm! So why do my first two methods not work? It seems that WordPress either really isn’t disabling plugins or there are plugins running that aren’t in the plugins folder.

Thanks for your help, but I think the only way this will work is if the option to add that class is built into the plugin’s UI. Maybe you can consider that for a future update.

Yes, this is a StudioPress theme inside the Genesys framework. I’m using the Widgets screen in WordPress to place the widgets. If I do it manually, the edits will disappear.

I found the definition of footer-widgets-1 (specifies padding and width) and pasted those in the theme’s main styles.css in a new definition:

section .widget_youtube_responsive {
	padding: 0 2.8%;
	width: 33.3333333333%;
}

….as a way of applying that padding and width whenever footer-widgets-1 is inside the section selector. But that didn’t work. ??

And thanks for the CSS info, but I don’t want to edit the page source code manually. If I do, the edits will disappear the next time I update the page.

One other thing: when I upload a preview image, even if the image is 300 px wide and I specify a max 300 px width for the video, the preview expands to fill the entire 900 px space.