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I’m using the simple CSS plugin. Tried zero padding for .header and no change.

Andrew, I do appreciate your help. Setting the .hentry class padding separately to zero did help. Still some space left, but much better.

Thanks for your help.

I’ve used the Chrome inspect element tool, and was not able to find the relative class. Please note that I have the most modest knowledge of CSS. I was hoping someone else might have discovered the fix.

Thanks so much for the response. I don’t recall if I did this myself, or they were checked by default, but both of the Meta fields described were checked. Hopefully, Google will figure out how to see them sooner or later.

Again, I do appreciated the quick response

No, I don’t recall the actual source, but it was the directions to move a site from /blog to root. To clarify, the site was hosted on a subdir as in /blog. domain.com/blog was the url. The config, index.php and such are in the root, and the wp- dirs contain uploads and other content.

The problem is that the plugins are loading from the old dir. that is /foo/wp-content/plugins. They should be called from /wp-content/plugins. Images themes and other content are loading from the wp=* dirs as they should. I want to merge it all into the wp-* subdirs, and delete the old duplicate content blog dir.

Thanks for the response Alex. I should have noted that I’m using the “Secure HTML5 Video Player” plugin. It’s actually taking care of inserting the script. I then just call the video with a shortcode. Very handy, but clearly doesn’t work correctly with the itheme2 theme.

I might however try disabling the plugin, and manually adding the script calls in the theme header and footer.

As to how this theme handles jquery, I’m afraid that’d a bit over my head. ??

I was suffering this very same symptom. The first thing I did of course, was to check that the actual target video was present, and tested it directy. It worked. As often the case in looking for a solution with a WP issue, I came here.

In short, after trying many things, I discovered that the problem with flowplayer was actually caused by a theme that I just installed, Itheme2. Reverting to my previous theme fixed the problem. I don’t know why it, and Flowplayer don’t want to play toghether, but I wish I did.

A great gallery system to be sure. I’m sure a tremendous amount of work went into WPPA. Personally, I’m not so interested in pretty permalinks, but rather getting images indexed at all. I did learn from above about setting the featured flag.

I use a sitemap generator, and allows to add both categories and tags to the sitemap. I enabled the tagging function in WPPA, but the tags here seem to be a different animal.

So, I take it that the only option here is to set all photos to featured?

The site is https://austinstereo.com