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In reply to: images will not display all of a sudden

#41885

OK, sorry for this unending stream. I solved my home page issue – widget titles are now correct.

In reply to: images will not display all of a sudden

#41884

Sorry, the “correct” code I entered showed up as a photo up above. Here it is again – hoping it will display as code so you can read it:

<a href="http://womenatwoodstock.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/Victoria-Zackheim-200x222.png"><img src="http://womenatwoodstock.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/Victoria-Zackheim-200x222.png" alt="Victoria Zackheim" width="200" height="222" class="alignleft size-full wp-image-3969" /></a>

And – other problems on my home page: titles of widgets are now improperly sized. Ach!

Again – thank you for your help and apologies that these problems seem to be multiplying as I work.

In reply to: images will not display all of a sudden

#41883

Thank you. I removed the code you pointed out that was in my custom css and deactivated a bunch of plugins… then uploaded photos again and still the same results. I also removed the custom CSS code from the Custom CSS screen in Graphene Options, and placed all that code on the CSS stylesheet editor for the theme (lines 13-174). Now my home page is not displaying properly (see last item in this note) and the images are still not uploading.

Here’s a new page I created for my new try: still no image displayed!

http://womenatwoodstock.com/test-3/

Here’s the code that is displayed for the first image when I use the “inspect element” tool on the page:

<a href="http://i1.wp.com/womenatwoodstock.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/Anne-Perry-200x222.png>

<img src="http://i1.wp.com/womenatwoodstock.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/Anne-Perry.png?resize=200%2C222" alt="Anne Perry" class="alignleft size-full wp-image-3968" data-recalc-dims="1" width="78" height="79" src-orig="http://i1.wp.com/womenatwoodstock.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/Anne-Perry.png?resize=200%2C222" scale="1.5" scale-fail="1.5"></a>

Yet on the text view of the page in editing mode, it displays, properly, as:

Also – now my home page is not displaying correctly! Instead of the most recent 8 blog posts being displayed side by side (4 rows of 2 posts) they’re running all down the page at various indentations. I don’t know how to fix this either!

Thank you so much.

In reply to: Header Widget position

#34202

I resolved it by adding padding-left code to the style attributes for each element within the text widget itself:

<P ALIGN=left style="padding-left: 735px;">THE GIFT OF T.L.C.!</p>

<a href="http://dhanaecokids.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/GIFT_OF_TLC_Dec2012_DhanaEcoKids.pdf"><img src="http://dhanaecokids.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/TLC-logo-187x69.jpg" alt="The Gift of T.L.C.!" /></a>

<a href="http://source.ethicalfashionforum.com/article/source-awards-2012-the-winners"><img src="http://dhanaecokids.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/SOURCE-runner-up-my-art-158x63.png" alt="Source Awards Runner Up" /></a>

In reply to: Header Widget position

#34201

OK the page container width issue resolved when I removed the header widget entirely. Phew! but i still haven’t resolved the header widget placement issue.

In reply to: Header Widget position

#34200

Oh no! Now the entire page container has moved to the far left and is displaying at 1349px wide instead of 960px. I’m afraid to do anything else… how do i fix the container now too, along with the header widget?

In reply to: Header Widget position

#34199

so sorry – no effect. the widget still sits aligned against the left border of the header.

In reply to: Header Widget position

#34197

Thank you Prasanna, but I still must be doing something wrong. The widget has moved all the way over to the left and is covering the wordpress header! See problem here.

This is the code I have added into my CSS:

.header-widget {

position: absolute;

right: 190px;

top: 25px;

}

#text-14 {

margin: -20px -40px;

}

In reply to: Navigation text

#27913

I’m having the same issue; I’d like to change the font color and also add a background to the previous post / next post nav items above posts. I tried this in the theme’s Custom CSS option, and it didn’t work. Can you tell me what I did wrong? Here’s a link to a post with nav items above: http://dhanaecokids.com/blog/every-day-is-earth-day-7/. Thank you!

#previous,

#previous a,

#previous a:visited,

#next-post,

#next-post a,

#next-post a:visited {

color: #333333;

background-color: #e5f2d4;

}

In reply to: new font

#27417

By the way – I finally found a plugin that made it easy for me to import a new font: FontBurner. Note this plugin isdesigned to give you custom font choices for headers only… not body. But since headers are used for not only heads that you add to content, but also for sidebar titles and page & post titles, you can change a lot across the breadth of your website using FontBurner. The instructions are straightforward – as long as you’re not thrown by uploading new files to your site via ftp – and the choices in fonts are extensive.