Ally Drez

This all might be due to a memory limit – I have to test it more detailed but as soon as I put define( ‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘128M’ ); all is right in the world. I had it defaulted to 40…

This is still an issue – I have removed Yoast – completely and the issue is no longer a problem.

It is now happening on a second site, and all the tables are there. The database has all the correct permissions. I ran site health check and there is literally nothing wrong with it. As for the webserver, it is up to date, current with the latest PHP and MySQL versions. This only started recently with the latest update to Yoast. Once again, I remove Yoast and the issue is gone.

Sorry, it has been a long day. My database permissions appear fine. I checked via ssh and installed other plugins to play around. Yet Yoast was not able to create the necessary tables only yoast_seo_meta & yoast_seo_links. For now, I had a backup of my site, so I grabbed the tables you guys mentioned. I installed them and all is right in the world. When I have the bandwidth, I plan on recreating the issue to try and figure out what is actually going on.

Thank you guys for pointing me towards a solution.

@maybellyne I looked at my server before writing this help post. I build and manage my nginx server, myself… so it was easy to deduce the issue to Yoast via the log files. I have many other sites on this particular server, which do not have any issues with Yoast. Therefore, I disabled Yoast on the problem site and discovered that it is for certain a communication issue between Yoast and my server.

Thank you for the direction, and I will check the right permissions of the database tables particularly to Yoast as you suggested. I will let you know shortly…

I was finally helped via email also took over 30 hours to respond. However, the issue seems to be resolved and the plugin to me is rated awesome.

Thank you…

Amazing… 20 hours later and no response here OR via email through a support ticket I submitted. And I paid for the plugin.

Yes’um. ?? I have now just been spending my day getting acquainted with the theme, and setting up my site. Thank you

YAY, that works by the way. Putting
#showcase {
text-align: center;
}

THANK YOU

/* 07 Showcase Header and Banners
————————————————————– */
#showcase-wrapper,
#banner-wrapper,
#wpheader-wrapper {
background: #bf7b7b url(‘images/scanlines2.png’) 0 0 repeat;
border-bottom: 8px solid #d9dee1;
}
#showcase {
max-width:1170px;
margin: 1% auto;
padding:1% 5%;
background-color: #934e49;
text-align: center;
}
#banner {
max-width:1920px;
margin:0 auto;
}
#wpheader {
max-width: 1170px;
margin: 1% auto;
padding: 0 2%;
background-color: #934e49;
}

Well, missing this little thing is just that “little”. I am in awe of your coding skills.

Within WordPress, I went into “customize” under appearance and I tried finding a place within “Header” under appearance, and I searched all the pages within the Editor option. I just could not find the actual code that has the image so I could center it.

However, I am up for using the Text Widget. Is that a plugin?

Thank you for responding!

On what page in the editor section do I put this in? That has been my main issue, not knowing where to do the actual coding.

Can someone please try and help.