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As with most tasks in WordPress, there are many ways of setting up a 301 redirect. You can use a 301 redirect WordPress plugin, your site’s .htaccess file, Yoast SEO, and even straight PHP. The .htaccess file and redirection plugins are, however, some of the most accessible options.

https://themeisle.com/blog/301-redirect-wordpress/#:~:text=What%20is%20a%20301%20redirect,new%20URL%20that%20you%20specify.

Is the filetype PNG or .ICO?

You can use a website such as https://convertio.co/png-ico/ to convert .PNG to .ICO.

Can anyone help?

Thanks,
Scott

Thank you. I logged a support ticket with them and they resolved it. ??

…that doesn’t really explain how i make this zip file upload onto the new host. ?? but thanks for your time.

It appears a plugin I had installed, Autoptimize, was clashing. I have had to deactivate that plugin.

(In fact, now the slider has completely disappeared!)

Hi Jose,

I ended up having:

front-page.php for my index page, then:

template-blog.php which holds my blog posts and template-posts.php which is a template that holds the blog posts individually (ie the full post) and then template-blank-page.php which is a template for pages like about.php etc.

I then just apply the correct template when I’m making a new post/page.

I think they call that “fudging it” haha.

It works, so is that going to be okay long-term, or do I need to switch things in the way you have it above?

Thanks!
Scott

It’s custom ??

Have you tried a different browser on that same machine?

Do you mean you want to switch “comments” on?

Try the above in IE. it may just be that a setting is off in IE on that machine. Select “Default style”, NOT “No Style”.

Thank you, I changed the default settings in the Media settings to 2048×2048 and I also had to change the image size settings under the Super Hero Slider settings (again to 2048)

I then had to edit the slide, delete the image, re-upload the image, and save the slide.

This then corrected the issue.

You really should cover this in your documentation, it’s quite key to people that their images aren’t blurred. All your documentation says is “if your image is blurry, try making the image wider.”

Thanks for the help.

Scott

max width/height 1024 under “Large” (which is the image size selected on the slides)

Resolved:

#autience-emailform-name-f2eHb {
width:80%;
}

#autience-emailform-email-f2eHb {
width:80%; }

#autience-emailform-submit-f2eHb {
width:100%; }

#autience-close-f2eHb {
width: 20px;
height: 20px;
}

.yel-heading-1{
width: 50%;
text-shadow: 2px 2px 4px #000000;
}

.yel-subheading-1 {
width: 100%;
text-shadow: 2px 2px 4px #000000;
}

yel-ep-submit-button-div {
width: 80% !important ;
}

.yel-ep-form .yel-ep-element-button {
 width: 80% !important;
 margin: 0 auto;
 float: none;
 }

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