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Thanks. Everything I’ve done is consistent with what they recommend. Yet, contact emails from the site STILL go into my gmail spam folder.

Yes. The file exists in the “wp-includes” folder. It’s size 17195. Permissions: Numeric value, 604 — Owner, Read and Write; Public, read.

Yes. The file exists in the “wp-includes” folder. It’s size 17195.

Hi-
Did you ever solve this problem? I am seeing the same problem — the “add media” button in an existing gallery, isn’t working.

Just shut off the cforms plugin. Hopefully they will issue a compatible update soon.

Got it up, basically after trial and error using some of the things you mentioned. Multiple plugins and the theme causing problems. Still a few error messages with the theme, I deactivated most of the plugins.

Remaining issues are (which are visible to any visitor to the site):
Strict Standards: call_user_func_array() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, non-static method cformsRSS::vars() should not be called statically in /homepages/24/d238234564/htdocs/xNM-old-files/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 173

Strict Standards: call_user_func_array() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, non-static method cformsRSS::outputRSS() should not be called statically in /homepages/24/d238234564/htdocs/xNM-old-files/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 406

Alot more error messages at the top of the dashboard. Mostly around something called “WPAlchemy_MetaBox” in the theme. May just remove the file and hope the effect isn’t worse. Messages include:

Strict Standards: call_user_func_array() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, non-static method WPAlchemy_MetaBox::_global_head() should not be called statically in /homepages/24/d238234564/htdocs/xNM-old-files/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 406

Strict Standards: Non-static method WPAlchemy_MetaBox::_is_post() should not be called statically in /homepages/24/d238234564/htdocs/xNM-old-files/wp-content/themes/x-america-old/lib/admin/wpalchemy/MetaBox.php on line 1316

Strict Standards: Non-static method WPAlchemy_MetaBox::_is_post_or_page() should not be called statically in /homepages/24/d238234564/htdocs/xNM-old-files/wp-content/themes/x-america-old/lib/admin/wpalchemy/MetaBox.php on line 953

Strict Standards: Non-static method WPAlchemy_MetaBox::_get_current_post_type() should not be called statically in /homepages/24/d238234564/htdocs/xNM-old-files/wp-content/themes/x-america-old/lib/admin/wpalchemy/MetaBox.php on line 991

Strict Standards: Non-static method WPAlchemy_MetaBox::_is_page() should not be called statically in /homepages/24/d238234564/htdocs/xNM-old-files/wp-content/themes/x-america-old/lib/admin/wpalchemy/MetaBox.php on line 1316

Strict Standards: Non-static method WPAlchemy_MetaBox::_is_post_or_page() should not be called statically in /homepages/24/d238234564/htdocs/xNM-old-files/wp-content/themes/x-america-old/lib/admin/wpalchemy/MetaBox.php on line 972

Strict Standards: Non-static method WPAlchemy_MetaBox::_get_current_post_type() should not be called statically in /homepages/24/d238234564/htdocs/xNM-old-files/wp-content/themes/x-america-old/lib/admin/wpalchemy/MetaBox.php on line 991

Thanks.

now getting:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function nocache_headers() in /homepages/24/d238234564/htdocs/xxxxxxx.org/wp-admin/admin.php on line 32

Interestingly, I couldn’t get Firebug to show me that.

Yes. Just figured it out (by trial and error) on my own before I saw your post. Thanks.

How do I install a “custom CSS plugin”, then if that’s the only way to do it?

Here is the css that I think is supposed to work:

`.site-header h1 {
font-size: 24px;
font-size: 1.714285714rem;
line-height: 1.285714286;
margin-bottom: 14px;
margin-bottom: 1rem;
}
.site-header h2 {
font-weight: normal;
font-size: 13px;
font-size: 0.928571429rem;
line-height: 1.846153846;
color: #757575;`

I can get it to alter h2, for the site description, but any changes to h1 in this part of the css don’t seem to have any affect on the site title.

Hi-

No child theme or custom CSS installed. This is basic site nothing fancy — but it would be nice to figure out where in the CSS I can quickly edit to change the font size. It doesn’t matter if template is updated, the site is a temporary one. I figure this is something quickly and easily done in the editor — you just have to know know where. Everything I’ve tried so far in the CSS doesn’t work so I must be missing something. Adding a child theme or a custom CSS is just a lot more work for very little need (for me and my particular circumstance). I looked a Firebug and it doesn’t point to the right bit of CSS — tells me where the font type is, but not what is controlling its size.

I thought this should be relatively easy to do.