• sabinematharu

    (@sabinematharu)


    Hi, when I am on the homepage, clicking into blog posts, the content that then is displayed links to another blog post with a different title. Some of them point to the correct post but some link to the wrong posts within the sites.
    Unsure why this is happening as I just go to Add new post, update and then visit site. As I click on the blog, other content displays. http://www.reachformore.net
    tx

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  • hannah

    (@hannahritner)

    Hey,
    Try deactivating plugins to see if this stops. Let me know the result.

    Hannah

    Thread Starter sabinematharu

    (@sabinematharu)

    hi yes. i have deactived all plug ins now and the same.

    Thread Starter sabinematharu

    (@sabinematharu)

    i have been trying to see why the wrong posts show. it is on 4 out of the 9 that are showing.. now also got an issue with the title image on the home page that has become smaller as I edited the menu it is not covering to the sides. I don’t want to use the “cover” option as this would mess up the image when I zoom in and out the image grows not in proportion, so tried contain. tx

    In your settings > permalinks. what is your permalink structure? Try setting it to default and saving for a test.

    I don’t understand that second part?

    Kadence Themes

    Thread Starter sabinematharu

    (@sabinematharu)

    ok. I changed the permalink structure and it appears to work. The other thing was about the header image. it’s very temperamental. there are different options, like inherit, contain and cover. when I select cover, the images does not move in proportion and in accordance to the zoom settings of the browsers. eg. when you zoom to 200 % the image gets cut off. So I’ve been told I should use “contain”…still playing around with it but it appears to be a bug. tx

    Hey,
    No bug. Cover means that the background image should cover and say within it’s ratio (not distort). Meaning any extra will spill out and be hidden. Since this is a background image no real content should be placed it in. It’s a background and should be a background.

    Contain will force the whole background image to stay inside the div area so that it’s fully visible and without distortion. Which will mean you will have blank space behind the background because it rarely will fit perfectly to the div on screens that are all different sizes.

    If you don’t care about the image ratio and you don’t mind distortion you can use this css to force the whole image to always be visible and always cover.

    .titleclass {
    background-size: 100% 100% !important;
    }

    Kadence Themes

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