Rosa Parker

Thank you for sharing this solution!

I eventually decided to reinstall WordPress, and thankfully there have been no issues since. Thank you for the help anyway!

The xmlrpc.php file has gone back to normal, thanks to my hosting provider. Unfortunately, I still get the same error when I try to activate Jetpack… Perhaps I should just reinstall WordPress!

I’m experiencing the exact same problem, got the same error message when I accessed xmlrpc.php. Do you also see define('WP_DEBUG', false); in your wp-config.php file? I also changed the permissions, tried to reinstall Jetpack, deactivated plugins, etc… Nothing seems to work, though, and I’ve never experienced this xmlrpc.php problem before on a WordPress site. I will now contact my hosting provider and see what they can do.

[simple-sitemap]

Yep, it’s the latest version. I disabled all other plugins, but without result…

Wow, that was very helpful! I turned Photon off, and the issue magically resolved. I’m relieved it was so simple.

Perhaps it’s not visible in every browser? The thin border is really minuscule, but I could see it in both Chrome and Safari.

I finally managed to find the selector! And I will post it here, should someone need it:

.singular .post or .singular-post .post will select all posts appearing as individual post, and will override the CSS that comes from .post. The selector .post, however, will still apply to posts appearing on the page with all posts, just not singular posts.

I tried that, but unfortunately, .entry-summary doesn’t wrap the headline (date, posted by), and if I edit the headline’s width in its own selector, its width is also effected in .entry-content (which has a wider width than .entry-summary).

Thank you!! That’s a great compliment. ??

Hm, I see. But what menu item should I use to refer to the front page?

Edit: I think I found out! Wow, this is much simpler than I thought… Essentially, the menu editor showed 2x ‘Home’: one of them is the static page I created, another is a custom link pointing to https://www.degroenehuismus.nl/. All that time, I needed the latter one!

The site url is: https://www.degroenehuismus.nl.

I think I solved it myself by adding:

#content .page {
	margin-top: 50px;
}

#content .page:first-child {
	margin-top: 0;
}

Not so hard after all. ??

Thank you!! It worked perfectly. ??

Silly, but only now I’ve come to the conclusion that the arrow visible when hovering the submenu items isn’t an effect applied to the submenu – it origins from ‘Work With Me’ and just appears in a distorted position. How can I cross-refer to this arrow from the point of a submenu item?

[ No bumping please. ]