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I too am struggling with this one.
What was the solution you found?

Stu

I put the CSS code in and it has moved it all down about right – thanks!

However, the responsive Google Ad I had in there no doesn’t appear. Yet if I put a 468 banner in there that appears. Any ideas?

Stu

Thanks for replying…

Now where would I copy and paste that code? Right into the CSS file in editor?

Stu

I have the same issue. It is frustrating to say the least. I too want a plugin that can be installed, set up then used – simple.

I am surprised that the plugin author cannot or is reluctant to engage more and resolve this issue.

I am going to look for another plugin, unless there is an easy solution that involves minimal coding. i.e. a dummy’s guide of what to add and where to make this work.

Yep, this is the answer. Check for other lightbox plubins and deactivate them. Mine was Lightbox Plus too!

Thanks mykthex

Stu

I have the same problem. Did you guys find a fix?

Hi Bigspring,

did you resolve this, as I have the same problem. On a normal post it does not appear but in a category or exert view it does. Very annoying and unprofessional looking.

Stu

Thanks for the quick answers.

Firstly I am with Fat Cow hosting. I have a domain with 123-reg and one with Proud Host.

I have gone to the Name Server settings on each domain provider’s website and told it to point to ns1.fatcow… ns2.fatcow…. or whatever in the appropriate places.

When I type in my domain names as a url they all point to my hosting homepage in the root directory, which is just a default holding page at this time.

I have three wordpress blogs on my hosting account. Each one is installed in “root/blogname1”, “root/blogname2” and so on.

What I want is for each of my domain names to point to a different blog. E.g. https://www.domain1.com goes to blogname1, domain2 to blogname2.

I started getting muddled by changing the blog url in the general settings to domain1.com instead of the wordpress directory path but left the directory path as is in the blog location box. Not sure what this did from memory.

The other thing I did was go to my Fat Cow domain list and told, for example domain1.com to point to a directory – /blogname1. When I type in the url domain1.com it takes me to the first page of the blog… Great! But when I click on another page it displays the page but the url reverts back to my default domain/blogname1/pagename, which I don’t want.

What I need is a blow by blow basic guide to help me intall my blogs in the best place (root?) and have each of my domains point to each blog without the default url of the blog in the address bar. As if the blog is its own site and not just another blog of many on a hosting account.

For what its worth, I plan on having blog pages that I can SEO for adsense type work. I gather installing a blog to the root directory is best but when I have done that my homepage stays the same instead of displaying my blog.

ANybody know how I do this?

Stu