sunyboy1

@sterndata , I figured it out. Thanks nonetheless. My low blood pressure has also been restored ??

Steve Stern ( @sterndata ), thank you for the help. I appreciate it. That seemed to do the trick… almost. My home page looks a tad bit different. The wave design at the top once stretched across the entire page. Now it’s limited to the middle. Any thoughts on how to restore that as well?

Thanks again. Much appreciated!

Thank you. I will read the article.

@gdandrija

THanks for the fix.

Even though Godaddy has been revising their WordPress platform all day, I managed to finally sign-in and apply your suggestion. You definitely have an eagle’s eye. Not sure how that happened, but I’m glad you spotted it.

Much appreciated.

Hi. Thank you very much for your response. I appreciate it.

A couple of things.

First, I just got off the phone with GoDaddy’s tech department. The person I spoke with said that the most recent 5.5.1 update could be causing the issue. If so, she suggested I need to find a new way to link the images on the “Field Producing” page.

As for the code, I’ve checked it five times and there are no errors. I’m providing a screen shot of it in the link below (since I can’t seem to find a way to attach it to this response). Not all of it could fit onto one jpeg so I split it over three files. There’s a slight bit of overlap in images 2 and 3, but you’ll easily be able to see where that is.

Again, many thanks!!!

https://toddbaker.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Screenshot-Field-Producing-HTML.jpg
https://toddbaker.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Screenshot-Field-Producing-HTML-2.jpg
https://toddbaker.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Screenshot-Field-Producing-HTML-3.jpg

Aleksandar:

I misunderstood the directions and attempted to edit the individual pages as opposed to the entire site. Upon re-reading your directive, I realized my mistake and approached the CSS workaround as outlined. It’s working the way I had hoped.

THank you for the helping hand.

Aleksandar:

Thank you for the instructions. However, I must be doing something incorrect. I placed the code into the area that is labeled “Additional CSS class(es)”. I changed the first module to a very small 50 and set the second module at 200… just to see if the workaround worked. Nothing. Nada. No changes whatsoever.

I have a feeling I likely did something wrong, but being a novice, that’s expected.

This was answered in another forum. Just wondering why the support questions here don’t get answered.

Disregard for the page mentioned initially. Suddenly the second video began playing. However, I have another page on the site where the issue persists. It’s:

https://toddbaker.net/home/work/escaping-alaska

Again, this video was encoded the exact same way as every other video on my site.

An update:
I was editing in CoBlocks, but took a chance and switched to Classic Editor to do the changes. THat worked. However, it’s extremely finicky. When I go back in to do any other changes, I lose all of the work I did to associate the images with another page.

Many thanks for the response. I tried what you suggested prior to posting the note above asking for help. Unfortunately, what happens is: the moment I hit update, the new html that I’ve just entered suddenly disappears. It’s as though I never inputted. Very strange.

I’m using a Chrome browser if that makes any difference.