thegameison

It works now! You are a lifesaver!

What exactly does that mean for me? Is that something that I or my host provider can work on fixing?

Where are you saying they need to be uploaded to? Because I used FileZilla to upload them to /www/wp-content/plugins/gif-animation-preview

Is this what you are referring to? Do you see any files missing?

https://i.imgur.com/EBFwHT3.png

Any help here?

My theme does automatically re-size images

Sweet! It worked! Now let me ask you this: How would I go about making it so where images are one size on the front page and another on the single post page?

For instance, I need my images to be 610x wide on the front page because there is a sidebar. But on the single post pages I want it to be a bit bigger because there is no sidebar and it would make the posts feel more like features.

That worked but it also did that on my homepage, which is not what I want. I only want that change to take effect on single post pages.

Site

No I am not.

Where do I put my css code?

Is the correct link for the header?

<link rel=”stylesheet” type=”text/css” media=”all” href=”<?php bloginfo( ‘https://thechasedownblock.com/wp-content/themes/NBAchild/style.css&#8217; ); ?>” />

It isn’t making an impact on the site. Am I supposed to create a new theme directory or a new plug-in directory. The wordpress site for child themes says a new theme directory but I suppose it’s different for plug-in CSS. Where should I put my child css file?

Here is the child theme make-up:

/*
Theme Name: NBA Child Theme
Description: Child theme for NBA
Author: Mark Travis
Template: nba
*/

@import url("../nba/style.css");

}

Well I like what the move has done for my home page but it’s the design page, which has it’s own css, that is now messed up. How can I make it so where the two don’t interact?