systemsbox

Sorry for not being more precise. Here is the full code

.blogContent .container img{
    width: initial;
    max-width: 100%;
    height: auto;
}

I recommend you to apply it to all images inside posts using the code above, in case you have multiple ones. This way you don’t have to add it every time there is a bigger image, it will save you a lot of time.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by systemsbox.
• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by systemsbox.
• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by systemsbox.

What company is hosting your website ? Did you manage to change it on the server ?

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by systemsbox.

In your child theme css did you mentioned correctly the template ? The code should work as it is.

Hello,
You need to add this css for images:

width: initial;
max-width: 100%;
height: auto;

It could be, I suggest you to install a plugin which limits the number of login attempts just to be safe.

If your css didn’t work, you should try this padding: 0 !important; it tells your browser that this should be overriding the existing css.

Basically when someone is trying to access your website your script runs a connection to your database to get all the necessary data. If you have a lot of users trying to load it at the same time and reach the limit of database connections it shows you the error.

I didn’t express myself correctly, I didn’t mean for him to change the plugins css directly, but add the needed code to his child theme css. I said to override the plugins css, not change it directly there.

I haven’t used NextGen, but there is probably a fixed width and height for images in css (for example they are set to 50px) so it is always displaying that width, what you need to do here is to override the plugins css. You should set the width to % instead of px and height depending on your needs.

Great! I’m glad you solved your problem.

No, you didn’t. You still need to change the wp-config.php to update it with the new database user’s password.

There is only one user using the system, the max_user_connections is the limit of simultaneous connections by that user. It must be that your script is opening mysql connections, but isn’t closing them and you get the error when the limit is reached.

You have to put it in the same directory where your wp-config.php is located.
No, I don’t know about that.

No problem, good luck! Get back here if they give you a precise answer, so you can help other people that encounter the same error.

Hello Marek,
You can generate a site map on one of the website such as this one and once you download it you can upload it to your root directory using an FTP client or through your control panel in File Manager.
You can also create an account on Google Webmaster Tools and verify your site and upload it there as well.