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UPDATE: Now this is important for the developers as well as for the users, so I thought I’d share:

It wasn’t Quest’s fault at all, but Jetpack’s. Most specifically, the plugin produced some js-errors within the modules photon and carousel for what I could see.

So just in case you’re using Jetpack, check double with various user agents to see if it causes you trouble.

Again: Quest is a wonderful theme, I love it. Keep up the good work!

I think I found the culprit. That it worked perfectly yesterday is still a miracle though.

If I disable WP Touch, it seems to work fine now. There is still the issue of the images in posts that get cropped in a non-favourable way, but for now I can live with it.

WP Touch caused a problem with mine. If it is activated, the featured images won’t show up anymore. Very strange. Cost me three hours to find out.
Funny thing is that it worked at first, then all of a sudden not anymore. When I deactivate the WP Touch, it works fine.

It won’t work for me. I tried thumb-cache, as well as thumbs-cache, and set permissions to 777.

The weird thing: I installed it yesterday, and it worked perfectly. (I don’t own an iPad, so I use Safari for Win7, and change the user-agent to preview the iPad look of the page.)

It was perfect, apart from the little nuisance that my images inside a blog post get cropped in a way that is not desirable, but the front page / toc worked just fine. I switched and tried the different themes; everything showed up. Featured images, excerpt, all fine.

Well not this morning. Now I created those two folders, and still no luck. I also sorted out that it might be a cache problem of Safari. I also tried deactivating/reactivating the plugin, as well as deinstalling and reinstalling it.

I am clueless. I love the look of Onswipe and I would really like to get it to work. Any help would be really appreciated.

Oh, my page is self-hosted, and the url is:
https://www.philippejarousskyfans.com