Neosnc

Looking forward to the 6.0 release pro version!

My pleasure! Glad it was helpful.

Hi Tom,

See if this code works for you:

<?php if ( is_user_logged_in() ) {
do_shortcode( ‘[standout-css3-button href=”‘ . wp_logout_url( get_permalink() ).'”]Logout[/standout-css3-button]’);
} else {
do_shortcode(‘[standout-css3-button href=”/#login-box”]Login[/standout-css3-button]’);
}
?>

This solved the issue for me in Windows using WAMP as well. The rewrite_module wasn’t enabled in Apache and once that was on the permalinks worked.

I was having this same issue and the fix turned out to be a popup blocker browser extension. The popup blocker was blocking javascript code that blocked adding images (but everything else in WordPress worked ironically).

After adding an exception to the popup blocker I’m able to add images in WordPress 3.6.1 without issue.

Glad to hear it Patria11!

I think your issue is related to WordPress creating the thumbnails based on the original image you uploaded. Then you fixed the image but the thumbnails are still based on your original image.

Suggestion is to try installing the regenerate thumbnails plugin, find this j-crew-sweater image and click the regenerate thumbnails option (after installing the plugin). Hope that works for you.

Here is a tutorial link on how to set it up.
https://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/regenerate-thumbnails-new-image-sizes-wordpress/

Glad it worked for you!

Hi Littlebizonline,

I wasn’t able to find any options in the plugin to fix your issue. You can correct the position by adding some css to your theme.

From the Admin left panel, navigate Appearance > Editor. Find your Styles file on the right side, usually Stylesheet (styles.css).

Add the styles below this line to your file:

body #l1Il1bbdO0jdb .l1Il1bbdO0master {
left: 240px !important;
}