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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: home page after moving to a new host.The link is probably https://houseofanhaltpublishing.com/
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Removing post meta data informationHi,
I checked out your site and for the home page the author is right, you can hide the author and date with the given css styles. It’s not in your CSS yet, though.
However, I am not sure if you completely understand the difference between posts and pages, because the author talks about “posts”, you say “pages” and your site looks like using posts where instead pages would be better (i could be wrong though). Maybe have a read here: https://en.support.wordpress.com/post-vs-page/
If you want to hide the author and date information from – let’s say – this about-us page, then this is the CSS needed:
.page .details > .list { display:none; }
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BellaForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Don't want Archives Page to be Picked UpI use the plugin WordPress SEO by Yoast for this and can recommend it a lot. It is pretty much the standard SEO plugin, free, and actively developed.
After installing you can go to SEO -> Title & Metas and define for each individual taxonomy (archives, keyword pages, category pages, author pages, …) how it should be indexed by search engines. Check the box [x] noindex and they will not be indexed.
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BellaForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Photos appear sideways on mobileDepending on your image processing software there are two ways of “rotating” an image:
– Modifying a tag in the image meta data that describes the correct rotation. This is usually done by smart phones and cameras who have a sensor to save an indication of the image rotation at time of shooting the image.
– Actually rearranging all the pixels of the image and saving it as new image. This is how proper editing tools work, e.g. Photoshop, but also the Windows image preview.Both variants can also be mixed, for example having the image itself rotated 90 degree to the right, but with the meta information to rotate 90 degree to left, evening it out again.
Now my guess is, that you used – intentionally or not – the first method, because if and how the metadata is followed depends on the client.
Also, your ongoing mobile issues even after rotating in wordpress might be just a caching problem. Clear the cache of your phone browser.
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