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Thank you @businesskabaap

For me also it was iThemes in the System Tweaks setting. I have 5 sites that were working well with Site Kit, and 7 sites with the error message.
All the sites that were working had “Long URL Strings” unticked.
All the sites that get the error had “Long URL Strings” ticked.
When I unticked “Long URL Strings” the problem was resolves immediately in every instance.

I took a look at the locations file, and that’s the stuff I was wondering about. But, way above my coding ability. This is an amazing piece of work, Nick. Thanks again.

Thanks for the explanation, Nick. I was thinking blox was creating functions in a file somewhere, like Genesis Extender, so that I could learn from the functions it creates. However, this is a completely different solution.

I really like blox gives me ability to place things in multiple locations. Thanks for creating a free version.

I think I figured it out. In Styles I set the background to transparent.

In the editor the fourth icon looks like some people. Click that one and it gives you a bunch of shortcodes to choose from.

https://support.mailpoet.com/knowledgebase/guide-to-first-and-last-names-newsletter/

Thanks for the info.

Thanks WPyogi. That worked for me too. Hey griffcb, I just added it to the style.css in my child theme.

I have looked at Responsive a couple of times, but haven’t bitten. I should look at it again, now that my projects have stabilized. I should have mentioned that I have done child themes from numerous themes, but enjoyed twentytwelve the most. Lots of support and turorials. I’m reading about frameworks and starter themes, but I’m not confident enough to go that route, and don’t know that I need to either. I guess I am looking for themes of the calibre of Responsive. I have read that it is coded well, which is something I would like to learn from.

Figured it out. Used

#mc4wp_email  {
   float: left;
min-width: 0px !important;
width: 70%;
}

.mc4wp-form input[type="submit"], .mc4wp-form button {
    cursor: pointer;
    display: inline-block;
	margin-left: 10px;
}

I have re-installed CF7 and the image uploader is working brilliantly. I don’t know what happened that it wasn’t working in the first place. It always sent text, just not images. Then I got in there and messed it up. Entirely my mistake. Now it sends images and messages, and its great! Thank you for your time and for this great plugin.

Hey Takayuki – I’ve been re-reading the help material on uploads that you have provided.

“The location of the temporary folder depends upon your settings in WordPress. Open the Settings > Miscellaneous (Settings > Media if you use WordPress 3.0 or higher) menu, and check the setting for Store uploads in this folder field. The default is wp-content/uploads. Normally, Contact Form 7 creates a wpcf7_uploads folder in this location and uses it as the temporary folder for any uploaded files.”

“This folder is created automatically, but sometimes it can fail. The most possible reason for this is that the parent folder doesn’t have sufficient writing permissions. In such cases, you can change the permissions or create a folder manually.”

I think what happened is, I didn’t realize the folder had been created, and I didn’t actually check to see it the parent folder had sufficient writing permissions. Before I add the code to my wp-config.php file I think I will go back and try again to run the plugin and see if it has the proper permissions.

Would this be a good file path?

define( 'WPCF7_UPLOADS_TMP_DIR', '/var/www/html/wp-content/contactformseven' );

I am using a Twenty Twelve Child theme.

Thanks for the reply Takayuki and Jo. I should say that I have a small site so last night I dropped the Db and deleted all my files again, including the hidden .htaccess this time, re-installed and rebuilt. All is working but I haven’t re-installed CF7. I am grateful to you for offering CF7. Its been working well for my regular contacts, I’d like to get it working for image upload. But, because I am a beginner I am a little reluctant to re-install it, though I want to.

For a path I used

define( 'WPCF7_UPLOADS_TMP_DIR', '/var/www/html/wp-content/uploads' );

I’ve deleted them now but they were in the uploads directory like this;

var/www/html/wp-content/uploads/2013
var/www/html/wp-content/uploads/wpcf7_uploads
var/www/html/wp-content/uploads/wpcf7_captcha

I think Jo might be right about permissions because later I clicked the image link and got a message about not having permission. If that is true, where would I find folder 755, and what would I change it to? From what I have been reading I thought maybe something got changed in the .htaccess file, or I had to change something in that file.

https://www.claynet.ca

I see. Again, thanks for pointing me to the codex. The array works perfectly.

Thanks @alchymyth for supplying some code and pointing me in the right direction in the codex. This is exactly what I have been looking for to sort my category posts, and its now working. All plugins are back on and no problems.

If I want to add other categories would I add them this way?

if ( is_category('Groups', 'Classes', 'Resources') ) {

Or just repeat the if statement again. Its working when I repeat the if statement. Just wondering if its better to use only one if statement.