Halo Diehard

I am having the same issue with my Custom Community Theme slideshow; the featured image does not show if I take it from NGG, only if I upload the image into the default WP and set the featured image from there. For this reason, many of my images have to be uploaded into both libraries.

I don’t know much about coding, but I do know how to edit files if I’m given what to edit, any suggestions?

Why would the search page have different css? It’s the ONLY page that needs to be changed. Right now it is under the left sidebar, and it looks bad, but the alternative is to have all my category pages have the avatar alley, using only two thirds of the post area.

Can anybody help, I’d like to get this resolved…

Where in my css file should I post that? I’ve added it to the bottom, should it be at the top?

This was my response from above, after I had tried that css for just the blog page and single page:

This third fix caused the posts in category view to once again have the “avatar alley” but post pages remained hidden under the left sidebar, so I changed it back to fix #2.

I am using:

div.item-list{width:98%;}
div.activity-inner{word-wrap: break-word;position:relative;left: -80px;width:100%;}
div.author-box{display:none;}
div.post-content {position:relative;left: -90px;width:99%}

Everything is just right except posts in a search are under the left sidebar.

What the heck? I don’t know why it posted that way, and I can’t edit it for some reason.

Let’s try this again:

Here is the page when it’s the post via a search:

https://www.halodiehards.net/?s=forerunner+symbols

Here is the page when it’s directly the post:

https://www.halodiehards.net/what-requiem/

I’m back O.o I guess there is at least one circumstance where this is still occuring: on search pages. I did a search and came up with this page:

The page displays just fine when it’s linked to the post:

I tried several searches and the same thing, any ideas?

So I checked the other gallery pages and that’s the only page I could find doing it. I deleted the post and reposted it and now it seems to be working fine ??

Thanks again for your time.

Also, I am not sure where in the forums to ask this, but I would like to be directed to where I would find how the pages are titled for Category view. It’s calling the page the path, using the sub category name/s then the category, then my website. Looks awkward and I’d like to change it to be called simply the category.

Hey, no problem taking awhile to get back to me: I appreciate the help! ??

So I think we’re getting closer to the problem. For clarity I will recap. My problem was that posts in category and post pages had a blank inch or so between them and the sidebar, where the avatar had been before I deleted it. The first code fix you gave me corrected the space in category view, but made it disappear under the left sidebar in post view. The second code fix you gave resulted in everything staying that same as that. This third fix caused the posts in category view to once again have the “avatar alley” but post pages remained hidden under the left sidebar, so I changed it back to fix #2.

To be totally clear, I’ve returned the css back to this (we had deleted div#content{width:97%;} with no change):

div.item-list{width:98%;}
div.activity-inner{word-wrap: break-word;position:relative;left: -80px;width:100%;}
div.author-box{display:none;}
div.post-content {position:relative;left: -90px;width:99%}

Now everything is back to how I like it except post view. Can we tweak the css so that our new settings don’t affect post view but continue to affect category view?

I removed div#content{width:97%} and I get exactly the same. Anything else I can try? Any code ya wanna see?

Whoops! Spoke too soon; now content from NextGEN Gallery isn’t lined up right :/

https://www.halodiehards.net/halo-fan-art/

Here’s a possible important bit of info: The thumnails that were displayed prior to the css fix display accurately. The thumbnails uploaded after the css fix (just now) are the ones from the link above.

Finally worked up the guts to try this (been sick and I’ve had things nerfed to where it tooks hours to fix, knew I didn’t have the energy for that!) and it worked beautifully! Thank you so much ??

PS: For anyone researching this fix – A couple months ago I tried to do a css fix under theme settings in the css tab. For some reason Custom Community only allowed the one css edit and it nerfed, then there was no reset button or way to delete the css I had added. So when I did that a couple months ago and it broke my site, I had to upload my backup and it took me hours to get everything set up the same again. For this reason, I just pasted the above code in wordpress>wp-content>themes>custom-community>style.css and it worked beautifully!

Thank you, Full Circle. I would prefer to go into the .css where the settings occur in the first place and make the changes there, to possibly avoid any conflict and to better find it if I run into problems in the future.

Following is the .css for my theme as it is. As you can see, there is nothing here that looks like it would be the cause of the “avatar alley”. Can someone point me to where in the WordPress files I might find that code?

`.aligncenter {
display: block;
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;
}

.alignleft {
float: left;
margin-right: 15px;
}

.alignright {
float: right;
margin-left: 15px;
}

div.post .wp-caption {
text-align: center;
background-color: #f3f3f3;
padding-top: 4px;
-moz-border-radius: 3px;
-webkit-border-radius: 3px;
border-radius: 3px;
margin-bottom:12px;
}

div.post dd.wp-caption p.wp-caption-text, div.post .wp-caption p.wp-caption-text {
font-size: 0.9em;
line-height: 17px;
padding: 0 4px 5px 0;
margin: 0;
}