tomreed25

Thanks @goseongguy

Hi there!

Is there an update on fixing this PHP 7.x.x issue, as I notice it still persists?

Thanks

Glad to hear you’ve fixed it

What WordPress Address and Site Address (URL) is showing added under Settings -> General?

Did you make a change to your WordPress address (in the admin settings) just before this issue occurred?

Great! Glad I could help

The slider is displaying as wide as it can go, as you say the page container is preventing this from being 100% full screen width.

The only way I can think to fix this is to create a new page template, and add the slider in before the page container is set.

https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-themes/how-to-create-a-custom-page-in-wordpress/

Does this issue occur when you add new images to a new post?

Also trying refreshing the permalinks. Do this by going to Settings -> Permalinks -> and click the Save button.

Having trouble accessing your website currently.

Some web hosts have the option to automatically install WordPress and many other online platforms. This will add the files to your server space and setup the MySQL database for you. Worth checking if your host does this.

Yes once installed and setup the site will be “live” and you can add pages/posts and make customisations. You can prevent search engines from crawling the site by going to Settings -> Reading -> select the “Search Engine Visibility” tick box.

When the site is finished you should untick this so search engines will find it, and also install YoastSEO plugin to improve SEO.

The private setting is also available on any www.remarpro.com site and will make the page accessible only to logged in admins of the site.

Ah the issue has come from adding “/home/” to your default WordPress address. You should keep with as your domain only (“https://www.ingemar.hr”). Then set your homepage under Settings -> Reading.

To fix this you will need to edit the WordPress address from the database directly. Have you got access to the database? The URL is stored under the “wp_options” table.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by tomreed25.

Viewing the page source code through Inspector I notice that the image is missing a forward-slash (“/”) at the beginning of the image URL.

https://ibb.co/ntG0NT

The image above; the “src” should read “/wp-content/..”, not “wp-content/..”

Are you adding images into the post in the usual way, with the “Add Media” button?

Hello, try adding the following code to your Appearance -> Customise -> Additional CSS section:

.blog .background-image-page-header {
  margin-bottom: 30px;
}

Yes .org will give you a lot more customisation options, including creating child themes to edit theme files and also make your own plugins. The caveat being that you will need to host it yourself.

What you will download is a zip file full of different directories, scripts, stylesheets, etc. In order to run the site locally for development purposes, you will need to use some software such as MAMP (Mac) or WAMP (Windows).

https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-install-wordpress-on-your-windows-computer-using-wamp/
https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-install-wordpress-locally-on-mac-using-mamp/

You can usually add a logo within the Appearance -> Customise section, sometimes under “Header” or “Site Identity”.