bluesunday007

Yes, we do have images loaded into Salesforce. Therefore, do I just remove images from Salesforce and that solves the problem?

Well, I’m experiencing Alison’s problem for our website and Firefox is not loading images correctly and I can’t figure out why.

I haven’t yet updated our wordpress website to the very latest (Gutenberg) but we’re using version 4.9.8.

I keep getting: user-added image

Google Chrome DOES feature our images. I’ve gone to the Mozilla help site to address this issue but I’m still having problems and not finding a solution. I’ve deleted cookies, cache, etc….Nothing seems to be working. I’ve uploaded in safe mode; I’m using the latest version of Firefox. Nothing is working.

Can anyone assist with (what I believe) is a WordPress-related problem with Firefox?? Do any files in WordPress need to be updated in order for Firefox to show images? Or is this an actual Firefox browser problem?

This is the landing page that won’t load images in Firefox:
https://www.emanuelsf.org/event/a-night-of-jewish-stand-up-comedy-november-2018-2

Please help. Thank you!

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Thank you, Tobiasbg!!

Question. When you say adding HTML code to the advanced editor, how do I referece the spreadsheet that I want to add italics to? Do I insert the short code for the calendar?

Thank you, Alichani. I’ve fixed it!

Thank you, alichani. That was the name of the image file, “Coalition_Logo.jpeg”

But it does not appear to upload anymore, as you said. I’ll expore further your suggestions and report back.

OK. Update. We removed formatting within FA on the form we created and now Firefox seems to be displaying the form correctly with no need to scroll with the mouse to the right in order to view all of the copy on the form. The problem with Chrome, however, still remains.

Can anyone help?

Well, Ricarditu and Andrew, it’s happened again. Spacing problems using the Emerald theme for this blog: https://originalworldtravel.com/

I think it again has to do with CSS. Either of your around to determine how quick and easy a fix it would be to get these white spaces gone and replaced with actual posts?

Thanks for the follow-up, BlissfulMiss.

Got it! It’s working! Just verified it myself. Thank you, Elmalak.

I’ve now added:

<link rel=”publisher” href=”https://plus.google.com/113358925238675704313?rel=author”/&gt;

to all of my pages in my blog.

Does it take a while for Google to recognize this?

I did add the markup to my contact pages in my blog.

When I’m in my blog as an admin, I see the Google + URL, plus the authorship tag, which I added.

Hi Elmalak,

Thank you for responding.

When you say add the ?rel=author at the end of my Google Plus URL, you mean added it to where I originally added my Google Plus URL in my Google Plus profile?

I just want to make sure I’m adding this bit of code in the appropriate section of Google Plus.

Inside one’s Google Plus profile there is a LINKS section where you can add custom links, including in “Other profiles” and “Contributor to”

Do you mean I should add the ?rel=author tag to either of those sections as part of my Google + profile link?

Otherwise I’m left trying to understand where I do make the change to add the authorship tag to my Google + profile?

Hope I didn’t confuse you here. Thanks again for your assistance.

I’m having the same problem as BlissfulMiss.

My https://bgordonconsulting.com

I’d greatly appreciate it if someone could verify what it is I’ve done wrong and alert me to how to fix it.

Big thanks in advance if someone can help me out.