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We’re also looking for a solution to this, 6 seconds on our end using WPWebHost.

I’m not sure if I’m allowed to do this, but I should be able to help (no charge) if you ping me to contact at the address of my username.

To be clear , have to be one of the files from my theme folder, right?

Unless you edited other core functions of WordPress.

And, what r the odds that this 2 errors should be the reason for my problems?

I personally have no idea.

Perhaps try to populate your site with some content and see what happens? right now it’s not very clear with content is supposed to go.

The validator shows you EVERYTHING that is being output by your site, and it’s not just the header.php file. I can’t really know which file(s) contain these two identical strings since I can’t see your WordPress files, but I’m guessing it’s probably index.php or something like that.

How heavily is this modified anyway?

Try looking at the line number and spotting the relevant errors.

The last two errors are basically one error and it simply notes that you are outputting the same div twice.

Perhaps you have not set required permissions to be able to upload files (although that seems unlikely to me). In any case, if after you want to get this done with and don’t want to wait for a more informed answer, the surefire way to get your theme into your blog’s theme directory is using FTP.

If you’re not very familiar with CSS, Check out my video detailing how you can edit your CSS files without any extensive knowledge:

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Good idea? they are the future. Any good premium theme author will make his theme compatible with IE and non-supporting browsers, and that should be indicated by him in the theme features page. So, IE may not support HTML5/CSS3 fully, but any premium theme using these should using special browser targeting in their code.

Cheers,
S.K.

Is your image a gardient, if not, how exactly do you want to display it so that it’s distinguishable AND without causing your site load speed to plummet?

Anyway, here’s what you need to do if it’s one image that’s going to cover your background (again, strongly NOT recommended):

In your CSS file, find the “body” (line 69), and within the curly braces you should see:

background-color: #HTMLCOLORCODEHERE

Replace it with:

background: HTMLCOLORCODEHERE/transparent url(IMAGE URL HERE);

strings in caps should be replaced with your correspondent info. If you want to apply a background image and repeat it all over the background, us the CSS background-repeat property.

By 2014, do you actually mean the page permalink structure 2012/04? because I can’t see anything with 2014 on this page.

Sure, don’t hesitate to contact me if you need any further assistance. Best of luck!

I’m not too sure what you mean. Have you just opened a WordPress blog and want to take it in/out of maintenance mode?

I possibly found a solution for you:

undo what I wrote in the last post.

Instead, find .entry and make sure it looks like this:

.entry {
margin: 0 0 10px 145px;
overflow: hidden;
width: 600px;}

(in short, add width: 600px;)

This should work since entry is only defined in your homepage.

Note: this will also change your post content’s width on individual post pages. If you need an expert’s advice, please wait for more replies

Locate the following in your theme CSS file:

.entry-content, .entry-summary {
margin: 1.5em 0 0;
}

And replace it with this:

.entry-content, .entry-summary {
margin: 1.5em 0 0;
width: 600px;
}

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After you’ve done creating your child theme, find .entry meta in your CSS file, and add this:

display: none;

within the curly braces.

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I’m having the same issue as well.

No Smush.it installed. Blog is less than 5 days old. No plugins installed prior to the problem appearing, no changes made.

This darn error simply decided to appear.

I posted regularly 10 minutes before it happened, and then it just won’t upload.

Tried modifying my .htacess, tried cleaning cache and re-instaliing flash…nothing worked!

PS: Oh, and I should note! I did not upgrade since installing, and have uploaded at least 10 images before this problem magically appeared.