johnfotios

I’ll have a look now.

No worries. I just needed to change what index.php was doing.

If it’s only the theme you’ve been messing about with, I wouldn’t worry.

It could be a bandwidth issue.

Make sure you have

<?php the_content(); ?>

in your single.php file

There should be something under Apperance on the Dashboard, if you just want to change the header image.

But to fully customize it you’ll need to edit the header.php and style.css files.

Of course you can do this.

Edit your footer.php file, and include 3 divs inside what ever div contains the footer.

eg

<div id="footer">

<div id="fb"> </div>

<div id="in"> </div>

<div id="tw"> </div>

</div>

then just style them in CSS. You can just Google how to make a div clickable for tutorials. You usually put something like

<div id="fb" onHover="display:cursor;"> <a href="#"> </a> </div>

and then style the link to display:block;

Hope this somewhat helps… I’m a bit sleepy.

I don’t understand what you mean by buying the $30 upgrades?

Download the theme.

Extract the ‘construct’ file.

FTP it to public_html > wp-content > themes

It will then show up on your dashboard ??

?

You need to edit the template. Anything you put in a post will always appear inside the post area. You will need to edit one of the .php files and put a div to sit out on the right handside.

On the dashboard, go to pages and check your home page content. You might have put in a <div> without closing it.

that’s all I can think of right now XD

Log in to your FTP

go to public_html > wp-content > themes > your-theme-name

In there will be a bunch of .php files. Try page.php, there should be something telling your pages to display the featured image. Any reference to ‘thumbnail’ is what you’re looking for.

What is the name of the theme you are using? I’ll download it and have a look if you like ??

I imagine there will be something in the theme that sets featured images to become links. This will be in the php. If you didn’t write the theme you’ll have to hunt out what’s causing it.

Find the php include for the featured image and change it to:

<?php if ( has_post_thumbnail()) : ?>

	<?php the_post_thumbnail('post-image'); ?>

<?php endif; ?>

That gets the image, without a link. Back up first ??

When you select the image you want, before setting it as ‘featured image’, make sure you’re changing the link URL to none. Otherwise just delete the a tags around the <img>.

Or are you using a php include in your theme to put the featured image there?

Where those images link to must be in the html.

If you can find the .php file with

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Look for the <div class=”one_third”> element. Your WordPress is using a separate file for the homepage. I can’t really be specific because I don’t know how the theme is set up. Just go to wp-content > themes > yourtheme and look for something like home.php or hometemplate.php

Edit that file, it should have the code I posted above in it.

I’ve checked the location of those images.

wp-content/uploads/Blog-Sword1.png
wp-content/uploads/Phoenix1.png
wp-content/uploads/memberskey2.png

You’ll need to log in via FTP to change those. It’s probably part of the html, rather than php. So there’s unlikely somewhere on the Dashboard that you can change them.

Either go on FTP and go to public_html >wp-content > uploads and overwrite those images files with your own (keeping them the same size and file name), or find them in one of the .php files. Probably home.php or something and change them from there.