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Hey there,

I just took another look, it seems like you have this sorted now? 🙂

Take care.

Hey there,

Did your host manage to sort this for you?

Take care.

Hey there,

The CSS I gave was simply the original used within the theme but with a new colour set. 🙂

I was working off the demo site, that only has one menu item and as you didn’t provide a link to your site I couldn’t see how that CSS effects your site.

For images you need to use a free service like tiny pic or link to one on your server.

CSS you used works because the ID #menu is also used, the a is for anchor which simply means the links. You also have pseudo classes that change how it behaves for unvisited, visited, active and hovered links. For example to change the colour when you hover:

#menu a:hover {color:#fff}

Take care. 🙂

Hey there,

Each site has it’s own admin area for site admins to add the domain to, and network admin has their area. For site admins:

Admin –> Tools –> Domain Mapping

Network admins:

Admin –> Network –> Settings –> Domain Mapping
Admin –> Network –> Settings –> Domains

As for removing he escape, you shouldn’t need to. Although it’s depreciated from WP 3.6 onwards it should still be fine for now. I see Ron covered this last year:

http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/wp-36-outputs-notice-warnings-escape?replies=15#post-4508678

Works for me with either.

Take care.

Hey there,

If it’s the WP Admin bar then it will show when you’re logged in and providing you don’t have it disabled in your profile.

Admin –> Users –> Your Profile

There is an option Show Toolbar when viewing site which needs to be checked for it to show.

http://monosnap.com/image/BdvEV55XPBeSK5iVA9s3DkdGcOTVny

If you want to show the bar whilst logged out:

https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/wp-topbar/
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/logged-out-admin-bar/

Hope this helps.

Hey there,

Has the theme recently been update?

I wonder if something changed there.

I went to take a look but unfortunately I can’t download that theme as it’s a premium one:

http://theme.co/x/

This unfortunately limits our support here as per the forum guidelines:

http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Forum_Welcome#Commercial_Products

Looking in developer tools they use different size images for the single page and the front, one has a height of 450px and the other is (single) is 299px. You could possible do something like this:

.x-recent-posts .has-post-thumbnail .x-recent-posts-img { height: 299px; }

Take care.

Hey there,

The basics are here:

http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Writing_a_Plugin

You’re going to need to know PHP to create functionality and CSS/HTML for layout/style stuff.

If you’re new to those three then you might like to try learning those first, there are a number of sites that help with learning to code, here are some:

http://tutsplus.com/
http://www.w3schools.com/php/
http://teamtreehouse.com/ <– This is a premium one, they have some WP stuff too.

Hope this helps to get you on the way.

Take care.

Hey there.

Not sure which tutorial you refer too but right now we’re on WordPress 3.9.2, if you’re not running this version then you might like to upgrade. A number of releases including security ones have come out since 3.0.

If you are up to date then chances are that tutorial would be inaccurate due to it’s age. As I don’t know which tutorial it would be hard to say.

As for the white screen, what do you see in your servers error_log file?

You could also enable WP_DEBUG to see what’s output, to output the WordPress debugging information you can open your wp-config.php file and change:

define('WP_DEBUG', false);

To:

define('WP_DEBUG', true);

You can also have these errors output to a debug.log file located in your /wp-content/ folder, to do this add the following to your wp-config.php file:

define('WP_DEBUG_LOG', true);

Using WP_DEBUG would put the errors on the site, you can hide those and just have them out put the WP_DEBUG_LOG (if set to true) by using this as well:

define('WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false);

Let me know what you find.

Take care.