Juuth

Support through the email address has been very quick and helpful, thank you!
Solved by using date_format=”custom” inside the shortcode.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 9 months ago by Juuth.

Dear Satinder,

Thank you for your swift reply. Adding this to the shortcode didn’t solve the problem yet but I am happy to now have access to support.

Kind regards,
Judith

Thanks Juggledad for thinking with me. As this could have to do with theme, plugins, or poor css editing by me, this forum seemed to be the better place because of the more generic scope. Anyway, i’ll ask the authors as well.

Any suggestion is still very welcome.

Someone, please? I could really use some help on this.

Thanks Esmi, have asked them as well, no response yet.

@grfcfilm
Do you have ftp-access to your web space? The info you need is most probable in the welcoming mail you received from your hosting provider when registering your domain & hosting plan.

Hey wow looks great, thanks a lot @sutherlandboswell! I’ll try it this weekend and let you know, thanks again, best, Juuth

Thanks Keesiemeijer, that’s an important note to insert the full size image! Finally did the trick for me :). Btw you can insert Full size and adjust width and height in the html later.

And couldn’t it still be a browser/OS related problem?

Thanks Esmi, any idea how to solve/where to find tips on solving this?

Yaaaaaaaay! Thank you @cindyjw!

Hi Amy,

Do you have access to your database, via PhpMyAdmin for example? You should find information on how to access your database in an email from your hosting provider.

Now access the database (using the username and pass mentioned in wp-config.php), click the database name to the left of the screen and then find wp-options. Find the explore/edit button and just change the faulty url to the right one. Save.

Now visit your website, go to Settings, General and check if everything is in order. Depending on the theme you may need to adjust the Home navigation url as well.

Good luck!

Great, looks good :). Now that i changed this line in header.php, when can i expect to see the result? Should it be there immediately or does it take some time?

Thanks!

Hi Hixen and others,

Back just to let you know i found the answer to the permalink problem.

Turns out the plugin files of plugin WP4FB combined with Peerapong’s great theme Jing were causing the problem. Even with the plugin itself deactivated, the files were still interfering. At least, removing the plugin files completely from the plugins folder solved the problem.

Of course i had tried deactivating all plugins, but the problem then persisted. Only after i decided to do a totally new installation of wordpress, the theme and the uploads and plugin folders, i found out that the plugins folder contained the solution. I then put all plugin in a tempporary folder and started putting them back in the plugins folder one by one. WP4FB finally turned out to be messing things up :).

Hooray and thanks for all the help!

Juuth

Hi Hixen! Thanks again for your advice :).

I replaced .htaccess before and today tried it again by first emptying it, then changing the permalink structure to default so that wordpress could auto-fill it again… didn’t help. Here’s the code that’s in it now:

# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ – [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>

# END WordPress

Deactivating all plugins didn’t do the trick, either :(. Any ideas what could be wrong?

thx!

Juuth