sherban1988

Try installing a caching plugin like W3 Total Cache or WP Super Cache, those can really help.

The get_post_thumbnail() function needs to be after this line:

while ( $new_query->have_posts() ) : $new_query->the_post();

Otherwise, it doesn’t know what post thumbnail to get.

Yes you can remove them with no problem if you aren’t using them.

You can exclude them if you have FTP access and can change the code of a certain file in your theme.

Is the 2 step authentication from a plugin?

If so, you can disable the plugin either through FTP or through the database, do you have access to any of those?

Hmm, I don’t know of any plugins with all those functions. This sounds like more of a custom job, you may need to get a developer to do it for you.

That would be some custom coding done on the theme.

Or at least that’s how I’d do it.

Your current theme apparently had some issues with the update.

Do you have acces to your website FTP, or some sorts of file manager from your web hosting service?

The href attribute for the a tab should be

https://waronwalls.com

Also, you have an extra set of quotes at the end of the href attribute.

Did this happen like overnight, or did someone do some work on the site?

If it’s supposed to expand and stuff, then the problem is a bit bigger I think.

You should contact the dev who built you the site.

I can see from the code that you have a plugin called autoptimize, a caching problem.

Does it have a “reset cache” or “delete cache” or something like that button?

The site gets it’s css from a file in that plugin that is created from your style.css file. It’s possible that it didn’t recreate that file after you modified yours.

Maybe disable that plugin temporarily, and see if the code works then.

Hey.

Edit the .css of the theme (if you can) and add this at the very end:

img.ubb_left {float: none; display: block; margin: auto !important;}

Right.

Well without knowing exactly how that’s build, theres only so much I can do, but here’s something you could try.

Edit the style.css file (go to appearance -> editor and look for it in the list) by adding at its very end this

ul#footer_carousel li {float: left; margin-right: 20px;}

Lemme know if this worked, yeah?

Hey there,

I only see one image in the footer tab. Could you please add at least one more so I can check out what’s up?

Also, I see a class called footer-carousel. Are you using a plugin or something for the footer images?

Hey,

Can you please share the site link, so I can check out the code?

Also, I’ve read (but haven’t tested myself) that firefox has a requirement that the fonts you use are on your own server, so if you use something like google-fonts, that are stored somewhere else, that could be the problem.