Paraic Cullen

UPDATE: my host said the database issues could not be resolved. I was able to find the recovery link but it appears to have expiried. If I send you the link, is there any way to recover the file?

That did the job, thanks Han

Sorry for going OT here BUT…

gecko_guy, this is a bit random I know but would you get in touch with me regarding a plugin I think you might be using? I’m considering buying it for a club I’m involved with and would like feedback from someone who has already been down that road.

tweet me @iamparaic or use contact form over at iamparaic.com

Right, I must have missed a plugin when I turned them all off because I went back and disabled them all again, the site was back to normal. Then reactivated them one by one in order of importance. I had all my “must haves” re-activated and everything was still fine. So panic over.

I eventually discovered it was the NextGEN Gallery that was causing the problem. The rest of the plugins are not running and all is good again.

Weird because I had no issues yesterday.

Solved: Deactivate any Twitter feed plug in’s. I had one called “WD Twitter Feed” which was screwing up everything on me. Stats, Yoast and my tabbed sidebar didn’t work.

Having the exact same problem, lets hope an update is coming soon

Yes, inspect element. Just right click on what your looking to see more about and click “inspect element”. The element you right clicked on will be highlighted

I have found that editing just the style.css file to adjust the site width was not enough. For example, I set the width from 1000px to 850px in twenty eleven. But, when I uploaded new header images for the slider they stayed on their original size, regardless of what width the site was set to.

I had to go into the functions.php file and edit the width in there:

// The height and width of your custom header.
	// Add a filter to twentyeleven_header_image_width and twentyeleven_header_image_height to change these values.
	define( 'HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH', apply_filters( 'twentyeleven_header_image_width', 850 ) );
	define( 'HEADER_IMAGE_HEIGHT', apply_filters( 'twentyeleven_header_image_height', 250 ) );

I know I might be unnecessarily complicating the issue for you but it’s worth keeping in mind if your having further width issues ??

You can see mine test site based on twenty eleven at iamparaic.com,

AND to complete the success of this thread I have successfully relocated the menu to just above the header image using the following:

#access {
	position: absolute;
	top: 90px;
	clear: both;
	display: block;
	float: left;
	margin: 0 auto 6px;
	width: 100%;
}

Thanks, I’ve used inspect element accidentally before but I’ve only now realised how to ACTUALLY use it.

You know what ironic, its those little title’s that were .page-title lol

So I ended up having to re-insert

.page-title {
	display: none;
}

Which also explains why they weren’t showing up before… thanks for all the help guys I really appreciate it. Hope this thread passes on the favour to anyone else struggling

I almost feel bad asking but would you know which lines control the “Category Archives: Blog” at the top of the blog page and the reviews page?

I’d like to hide them aswell. Only just noticed it

You absolute legend, thank you so much for your time!

.singular .entry-title controls the titles of the pages then,

title issue solved!!!

@fwoan: Yeah I understand what your saying about there being no class called page-title. And I can see that the title’s “Home” “About” etc are classed as entry-title, I just don’t understand why it’s not taking the entry-title formatting which the blog post titles are taking… I hope im explaining that right?

@wpyogi: I’ve had no problems editing the site-title or description, thanks to a little helping hand from here :). It’s the large “home” and “about” etc etc on each page that I need to edit but they don’t seem to respond to anything I change

but I have entry-title set to:

.entry-title {
	clear: both;
	color: #484848;
	font-size: 20px;
	font-weight: bold;
	line-height: 1.5em;
	padding-bottom: .6em;
	padding-top: 10px;
}

so why doesn’t this apply to the page title’s as well? That formating is only on the blog title’s…

Thanks for the tips on the menu positioning, I’ll just have to keep toying around with it and see. Whats REALLY annoying me is that it’s find in Firefox…

Just noticed it looks perfect in firefox (latest version), which is the only browser it works in