Tess Needham

Hi,

Do you have a link to the page this is occurring on?

Cheers
Tessa

Hi,

Is it just the thumbnails that are blank? When you click on them, do the images show?

Cheers
Tessa

Hi Julie,

Can you please give a link to your website? Which theme are you using?

Tessa

Hi!

Can you please give us your website link? And what is the exact problem with the images? Are they not displaying on the back-end or the front-end?

Tessa

So glad I could help!

I guess the hyphenation is a personal preference, though I’ve never encountered someone who prefers it!

Hi again,

Thanks for the link to your site. There is another place in the code that has hyphens turned on – look for the .entry-content selector in style.css. You should see this code:

.entry-content,
.entry-summary,
.page-content {
	-webkit-hyphens: auto;
	-moz-hyphens:    auto;
	-ms-hyphens:     auto;
	hyphens:         auto;
	word-wrap: break-word;
}

It looks like there are other selectors that have hyphens turned on as well: .nav-links, .comment-content, and .widget. You can do a find for “hyphens” on your style.css to find them quickly.

Generally, you can use these lines of code in the style.css file to turn off hyphenation:

p {
	-moz-hyphens: none;
	-ms-hyphens: none;
	-webkit-hyphens: none;
	hyphens: none;
	word-wrap: normal;
}

Do you have a link to your website?

Hi,

Which images in particular are you talking about? I can only see one image on the homepage, which is the width of the page. Are you referring to the graphics that are further down?

Hi,

It looks like the theme isn’t working properly. What do you mean by having a folder called “Templates” in your theme folder? You should be able to add and edit pages through the WordPress dashboard.

Hi,

Can you please be more specific about the problem? I can’t see anything obvious.

You say that the domain hosting has expired. Did they also host your website files? Often, these two things are hosted separately, so if the domain name expires but the site is hosted elsewhere, then you may still be able to access your website files and database.

Hmmm – so if you did a full install of WordPress, and it’s not the themes or plugins, that’s a bit strange!

Can you try installing a whole new site with Bluehost in a subdirectory, and check whether that works?

Great! Glad I could help.

Hmmm. Did you remove the white background from both the .body-wrapper and header selectors?