unfinishedcode

I assume the feature is functioning if it’s listed as an option, you probably don’t have it configured properly, or there is some kind of conflict somewhere. Try posting a link to the problem so we can better help you.
The amount space a photo takes up is dependent on many factors.

Do you have a backup you can restore to? Maybe a plugin conflict? I also noticed you have a couple warnings about missing google maps API keys, maybe that’s a clue.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by unfinishedcode. Reason: Added a suggestion:)

No problem at all:) We all have those moments

.postid-1479 #header no hyphen between post and id

I just get a 404 on the page you linked to. You’re quite welcome, glad to be of help.

You can get the links to show up in the footer, but not where you want. This could be a CSS issue, or a problem with your theme. I can’t really tell from your posts, I don’t know what the code is that the theme author gave you was, nor do you have a link to the issue. Go back and read the forum guidelines on posting, a well written question will yield you a great answer. P.S.Pastebin is your friend;)

I think the idea of hiding the header via css is an easy and quick fix. I couldn’t find .site-header in your HTML, adjust you target to .page-id-1529 #header.

I’m not sure if this is a legit fix, but I had to nullify the original query first. Regardless I marked this post as resolved, but if someone has a better fix, please drop it here:)

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by unfinishedcode.

I’m going out on a limb here and assuming you’re talking about a WooCommerce attribute, please correct me if I am wrong. I don’t know too much about WooCommerce, but from the brief reading I’ve done, you’re on the right track using attributes. An attribute pertains to multiple products, while a custom field is a little more specific. A great example I saw today was in regards to clothes, colour and size are attributes, but price would be a custom field.