midimatt

Seeing that Google’s cached copy of your home page is 3 days ago, and seeing that it’s different from your current home page, it’s likely that Google just hasn’t gotten to crawling your site yet. Give it time. It might take a few weeks.

Considering you have a lot of “lorem ipsum”, though, I’m not sure why you would want Google to index the site at this point.

I can see that in wp-content/themes/dt-nimble/js/scripts.js there is a function called function dt_portfolio_ajax() that is causing the redirect.

window.location.hash = 'all/1/' + layout;

Google does index your site.
See Here

… or is that all from an older version of the site?

How long has it been since you launched the site?

• This reply was modified 8 years, 4 months ago by midimatt.
• This reply was modified 8 years, 4 months ago by midimatt.

Google does indeed index it. Search Google for
“site:” followed immediately by your URL.

I wrote the shortcodes. They’re pretty straightforward. Each returns a simple string.

If there is a sanitize function that’s “cleaning” up the link, it’s not doing a very good job… There’s no invalid data (characters or otherwise) within the returned data. Nothing a link attribute can’t handle. One value is escaped as a URL, and the other as an attribute – so there shouldn’t be any unacceptable characters.

I should also mention – The site isn’t public – I have it running locally using XAMPP. I doubt that makes a difference, but in case it does I’ll mention it.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 4 months ago by midimatt. Reason: additional info

There’s not a shortcode inside of $output. $output is just a string. That string is either a URL or a target, such as “_blank”. They’re being obtained from the get_theme_mod function.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 4 months ago by midimatt.

I should mention – The code you display above isn’t found … just the code to hide the main header:

.page-id-8428 header {
    display: none;
}

Just change that to

.page-id-8428 header,
.page-id-8428 #Subheader {
    display: none;
}

What you have showing at the top is the “Subheader” div
<div id="Subheader">

Add your display:none CSS code to that as well to make it disappear.