Andrew Mills

It looks like Google hasn’t cached the site since July 11th for some reason. Do you have access to the Google Webmaster Toolkit account for this site? That would let you see if the GoogleBot is encountering some issue that is preventing it from crawling/indexing the site.

Try disabling all of your plugins temporarily. If the problem goes away when you do that, it’s being caused by a plugin.

If not, it might be something in your theme (at which point you can temporarily switch to TwentyTwelve and see if the problem goes away to confirm).

I’m unclear on what you are trying to accomplish. Are you basically wanting to develop/test drive a them on dev without disturbing the look and feel of the theme on the www instance?

Greetings, Trent

Easier to help if we can have a link to the site, so we can examine & diagnose. Otherwise, I’m forced to guess.

Best guess– the heights of the images that are not rescaling are being specified somewhere (in your HTML? CSS? both?) and that’s preventing the browser from recalculating the height based on the flexible width. Just to reiterate, that’s an educated guess based on what you’ve described. I could easily be wrong.

Have you tried using the support forum for the theme’s authors?

I think you will find this item from the WordPress Codex to be helpful in answering your questions.

I’m not personally familiar enough with IIS 8 Express* and WebMatrix to be able to help you troubleshoot your issue, but I might be able to suggest an alternative, if you are open to that possibility.

*I was surprised to read that IIS 8 Express offers PHP support, for example.

Perhaps this thread might be helpful?

> Ok but what would be case where it would be a regretful decision?

When you have more posts under the category “money” than will display on a single page . . . and you’ve used https://xyz.com/money instead of category/money . . . you will likely find clicking the link for page 2, 3, 4 etc. returns a 404 error.

Trust me on this– if you plan on having properly working pagination controls on your blog category page, you do NOT want to remove the word category from your URLs.

Have you taken a look at the co-authors plugin?

It may not resolve the second half of your question, but it should take care of the first part.

Yes, &laquo would be ‘<<‘. That character seems to be appearing in this line of your feed:

<title>Batterie Voiture ProComment démarrer une voiture avec des cables de demarrage? &laquo; Batterie Voiture Pro</title>

Have you tried turning off all of your plugins temporarily and seeing if the problem persists?

Also, does the problem continue to happen if you switch to a default theme, such as TwentyTwelve?

I agree with the moderator’s suggestion. It seems wiser for you to post a listing at WP Jobs, given the urgent/ASAP nature of your prior support requests and the multiple customizations you want made to this theme.

I’m not familiar with the simple catch theme personally, so there may or may not be a way to put something in a primary sidebar for one template and a secondary sidebar for a different template. It just depends upon how the specific theme was built. (Kudos on making it a child theme, by the way.)

When you look inside the Appearance -> Widget screen, do you see more than one sidebar area listed?

However, that being said– even if your current theme does not do that, there are plugins (such as Widget Logic) that will allow you to conditionally add a widget based upon something like the name/title/slug of a page or post.

It looks like you’ve got it working now. Well done.

When you have a moment, could you mark this thread as resolved? Thank you.

Hello, memastudio

Are you certain you’ve changed the A record in GoDaddy’s DNS tool? I’m asking because the IP address I’m seeing listed there appears to be for Network Solutions, not for HostGator.