robinmnz

Just a postscript on this one … when the server is down I get an email … unfortunately I can end up with thousands of them if it is a major issue.

But, it is better to know about it than not …

Wow, thanks, I have now created an error page that I hope will never be triggered.

I will have to wait til the worst happens before I see if it does the job.

thanks for your help, KC CHai.

Are you using the php text widget or similar?

You should also try adding the code to a basic html page (outside wordpress) first, to see if it works.

It looks OK when making the browser window very narrow?

Otherwise I would suggest trying “WPtouch Mobile Plugin”.

It should work; do you have something fancy like a featured slider selected for the front, with no actual content assigned to it?

It looks like the pics are going to the full width of the space available .. there will be a setting somewhere – maybe under the CSS of the theme? – that is making this happen.

Maybe when putting the pics up you should size the horizontal pics to be, say, 500 pixels wide, and the verticals 300px, which would help the desktop viewers.

On the upside, it’s very mobile friendly!

have you checked what’s on that particular page’s meta description?
Excerpt?

You could also try simply using a plugin such as “Adminimize” to achivee similar results without tweaking in the backend?

Hi there
I am not sure if I am picking you up correctly, but you need to have the search code on a page, say, named “Search”, and the search result code will go on another page, call it “Search result”.

You will need to add it in html mode, then save and don’t re-open it as the code can scramble.

You can also put the search code into a widget; you may need to have a plugin such as “PHP Text Widget” for this to work.

Good luck!

I figured this out. It was an errant setting, hidden in a couple of places.

I am not sure you should have /new/ in there?

Load the plugin named “WPtouch Mobile Plugin” – quick and easy!

At the least it will give you some breathing space while you change to a responsive theme ??

I think you would need to import all the pages into the WP framework.

Otherwise you would need to create a custom CMS and tweak some of the php files.

You could try using an importer to WordPress-ify the site; but as it’s not a large site I’d say it would be easiest and quickest to do it manually.

Have you set the site as being https://galanews.ge or https://galanews.ge/new/ ?
That’s the only thing I can see that may be a problem …

I don’t suppose putting in

 at the beginning would help?