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No longer needed. Thanks for response.

Oh, so what you’re really saying is that I want custom fields on my custom post type not supports. Thank you for your help ??

This is a solution we have for tiles that are only images. I removed additional unneeded parameters for this example.
[gallery tiles="yes" grids="Our Work" small_screen_grid="Mobile" breakpoint="800" image_size="large" links="file" ids="95,481,447,448,449" orderby="rand"]

Wow, you guys are pretty riled up. It does it automatically if you use the wysiwyg editor. After that you can use the text option and start modifying your shortcode. At least that’s how I got this far. For more options you can find them online. There are more parameters.

As you can see I even have different grids for desktop and mobile specified. Set your specific images using the ids and specific grids using grids and small_screen_grid and you can do a specific order by using orderby for random, ascending, descending and possibly other options.

Also, (I know OP has asked this 8 months ago) for future reference for others googling this you can in a page or post use either the ‘Visual’ editor or the ‘text’ editor. If you hit the ‘text’ tab you can insert your shortcode there.

OP had an additional comma in his ‘ids’ section and wasn’t specifying a grid. In my example I used a given grid called “Mobile” and a custom one called “Our Work” that we made and titled ourselves so it gives a proper example.
Hope it helps you and future people.

https://www.snowcommerce.com

I started with his documentation. https://wp-tiles.com/docs/shortcode/

Awesome,

Thanks for your help Paul ??
Esmi, I made a copy of it and renamed it. But it’s still the twentytwelve code. So that way there is still a copy of the theme.

Do you have a url to your site? What actually shows in your root directory as far as files? If it’s missing all of it’s content can you make sure the content is in the root directory? -> Most likely I think this is a linking error.

Yes! You all were right, I just didn’t understand why it wasn’t linking.
The conclusion I came to is i’m not allowed to install themes with spaces in directory names?

Thanks so much for your time! I’ll pay it forward on these forums as much as I can.

@import url("../twentytwelve/style.css");
This is the part that I understand logically, but don’t see how it applied. Simply removing the space fixed the problem, but since this doesn’t reference the space that I put in, and it uses .. to get to the parent directory, I don’t see why it wouldn’t have linked properly. I’ll take it for what it is though. Thanks again

How do you do I make sure I do that then? Suggestions / articles / videos?

It says something like this:

“
Inherited from body.home

body {
color:#444444;
font-family:HelveticaNeue, ‘Helvetica Neue’, Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
font-size:14px;
font-style:normal;
font-weight:normal;
} “

Does this mean that it doesn’t even look at the #body {} portion of my code if it is from body.home? Should I be changing the home class .home{}?

This style.css in your child returns 404 Not Found

Use this link for style.css for my active child theme.
https://firetree.dyndns-server.com/cam/test/wordpress/wp-content/themes/skeleton%20theme/skeleton_childtheme/style.css

for example, use a browser inspection tool to check where the formatting of whatever elements comes from.

I did this, and wrap is the div surrounding the whole page. Maybe it’s my lack of understanding of WP, but If you use the link above to my child style.css, and see the code I added it should change the background right? Where on the tool [FireBug] would I actually see where the property is coming from?

I have had major issues with go daddy this week and previous week. I called them to have them assess it. It was intermittently not sending data for 20 seconds. They admitted recent problems with load balancing on the grid servers. It has seemed better for me since, but you should definitely call go daddy then.

use webpagetest.org to see how to improve your site.
Although, it showed me 10 seconds until first byte of data got there. It’s a problem with your host, but improvements on your site can be made after that. I would compress your images.

Oh, and the plugins I use are the same for the live site vs. my test. The only difference is the client pays for space on the live site with a hosting company (godaddy)

That’s the other problem I haven’t figured out. It loads super slow on the live server, and quickly on my own. I didn’t anticipate this at all. What could that be so I could look into it?

I think it is possible that someone might view an old version, but chances are slim. These update pretty quickly I would imagine. Even if you post a new blog post, it won’t be long before people see it.

Someone can still cache and have CDN’s, because it will cache what is given. While the CDN is physically closer. This of course helps.

Here is an excerpt from an article
will periodically pull the files from the origin (that is your server). How often that is, depends on how you have configured headers (particularly the Expires header). It of course also depends on the software driving the CDN — there is no standard in this field.

read this:
https://wimleers.com/article/key-properties-of-a-cdn

Yep, that was it.

For future reference and to learn how to trouble shoot better. How did you find it?
What clued you in?
I really appreciate it.

Hi,

another question for you guys. I have done what was mentioned before, but wanting to expand on it a bit.

Is there a way on how to have two different sections on a ‘page’ inside wordpress? Say I click add page, call it home or whatever, I have the sidebar on the right with the widgets automatically added by php.

As in can I use a 2 divs, and separate them on a page within wordpress or to do that do I have to make a special php template page?

This is still related to my first question above, but I want links and text now, now just image links like I asked about first.