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I used movie maker, and added about 7 photos that were 1080 H by 1920. I saved the file in MP4 format from movie maker. Then I used Handbrake(free software) to compress the file. It ended up at 5.8 mg and I was able to upload it to twentyseventeen media, and select it for the media video for the homepage.

Not sure why the link didn’t show up correctly, but clicking on that line works. Sorry about that. Not sure what I’m doing!

Hi David
I tried all your suggestions without luck. I read somewhere to change the theme to 2015 to see if it works – and it WORKS! Therefore the problem is within the theme I’m using. The unfortunate part is the theme is from Churchthemes.com and I need to use it.

Here is a link to the website I’m working on with the church theme exodus activated.
‘www.salemlongville.org/Wordpress/newsletters’
It must have something to do with class attribute as you suspected but I don’t have a clue about what to do.

PS – your support is great! I really appreciate it.

HI David
Thanks for being so prompt. I am sorry I didn’t include the markup template. I had copied it from some of your other support threads.
I made a PNG file out of it, but don’t know how to add it to this post for you so here is what I have.
Name: pdf-table
Open: <table id='[+selector+]’ class=’gallery galleryid-[+id+]
Row Open: <tr class=’gallery-row’>
Item:
<td class=’gallery-icon’>
[+link+]
</td>
<td class=’wp-caption-text gallery-caption’>
[+caption+]
[+caption+]
</td>
Row Close: </tr>
Close: </table>

The size=icon I am referring to is how I can get the ADOBE PDF ICON to show up. So basically, I get a table with a list of ADOBE PDF ICONS and no caption. If I remove the size=icon from the page coding (not the Markup template), I get a table of PDF document names without the ADOBE PDF icon showing. I am not using [+thumbnail_content+] at all. (Not sure where this would be used). Hope this makes things clearer.
I am doing a WordPress site as a volunteer for a small church and much appreciate your help.