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That totally worked!! Thank you!!!

Ok I’ve got it to work using do_shortcode() but the only thing it prints on the pages is <!--TOC-->

I hate to be that guy, but could you explain that a little further? In what order do I call the index and then call the_content? Is the toc content not showing up because I’m calling it before the_content? And is it the following code that gives me the actual toc:
echo '<ul id="my_toc">' . toc_get_index($content = '', $prefix_url = '') . '</ul>';

Thanks for the help, Josh! Love your plugin!

I believe that it’s getting set in the header size specifier in the theme options panel, but I don’t know how to get rid of it.

Thanks for responding, but no. Do you happen to know if there’s any place I can go to get an older version of the Delicate theme?

It looks like this line of code in header.php resizes the image:

<?php if ( has_post_thumbnail() ) {the_post_thumbnail(‘slide-thumb’);} // 970×225 ?>

To keep it from resizing, I deleted ‘slide-thumb’, which will make it so that the image is displayed at full size.

If you make all of your slider images 970px in width and a uniform height and then edit the surrounding div accordingly as Code Metric instructed, this should serve as a workaround. It worked for me, at least.

Code Metric,

That changes the size of the div, but the photo that shows up is still 225px (the default) in height.

I believe the photos that show up in the slideshow are resized through a function.

In header.php, you’ll see the line <?php if ( has_post_thumbnail() ) {the_post_thumbnail(‘slide-thumb’);} // 970×225 ?>

I do not know how to change this part of it, as I’m not sure which file the resize function is in.

If you want to look at the site I am helping my friend set up, championstreet.com, you’ll see that I was able to make the div larger, but the height of the image is still 225.

I’m having the same problem!

I should note that I made sure to uncheck the virtual robots.txt option before I generated the map. Just wanted to make sure that was clear.

I partially fixed the problem. First, I made my own robots.txt file that didn’t have any pages besides /wp-admin/ and /wp-includes/ blocked.
Then I deactivated the plugin and deleted it.
After that, I reinstalled it and made sure to uncheck the box in the Google XML sitemap configuration page that specifies whether the plugin should make a virtual robots.txt file. After that, I submitted the sitemap through webmaster tools, and 6 of the 8 pages were indexed. Though I have no clue why the other two were not indexed, the home pages and most other pages are now indexed, at least.

Home that helps.

My main issue is that Google Webmaster tools is saying all the pages on my site are being blocked by robots.txt, but, as you can see in my robots.txt file, none of them are blocked!

https://www.thereisnoquit.com/robots.txt

I’m using instapress to display photos on my friend’s site that have a certain hashtag, but not all of them are showing up. Please check out the site if you think you can help: https://www.thereisnoquit.com/photos/

The hashtag is thereisnoquit
Only 15 photos are showing up (I have piccount set at 100 just to be safe), but there are 44 photos under this hashtag

https://statigr.am/viewer.php#/tag/thereisnoquit/

Some of the ones that display on the page are from my friend’s private account, but not all of them show up. Anyone have any idea?

Immediately after posting this I realized I can just adjust the height of .textarea through CSS and did that.

Anyone?