viktor89

Yes, I moved the site, in accordance to those steps – I’ve done it many times before

Changing the htaccess file didn’t help either :/

The only error I could find is this:

The error log at /var/log/apache2/error.log shows:

[Wed May 27 10:31:59 2015] [error] mod_fcgid: process /var/www/cgi-bin/cgi_wrapper/cgi_wrapper(24605) exit(communication error), get unexpected signal 11

This was the same time I tried an update.

Unless I should be looking in another error-log? I am running plesk on the server, if that’s any help.

Just what I needed, thanks ??

Would you mind sharing the solution? Having the same issue.

I figured out the issue (can’t believe this took me 3 hours, lol). An image had some overlay, so the link wasn’t clickable, becuase a cropped part of an image was covering the actual button. sigh…

okay, I can’t link you the issue. Any ideas where to start?

https://maigaardwww.dk

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It’s on the bottom of the page (the letter icon). It’s a dev-environment, so it’s messy

i think the easiest probably is to add this to the element you want to hide on the frontpage.

class="<?php if(is_front_page() ) { ?> echo 'hidden_class' <?php } ?>"

In your case the you’d change

<img src="https://ivandds.com/wp-content/themes/NTT-Cindy-Theme/images/header.gif" alt="D Ivan Rodriguez" width="960px" height="320px" id="logo">

to

<img class="<?php if(is_front_page() ) { ?> echo 'hidden_class' <?php } ?>" src="https://ivandds.com/wp-content/themes/NTT-Cindy-Theme/images/header.gif" alt="D Ivan Rodriguez" width="960px" height="320px" id="logo">

then you add the following to your "style.css" file:

.hidden_class{
display: none;
}`

there is absolutely no way to answer this question. Please post

• Theme used with a link to it
• Link to website where it’s installed
• If possible the relevant codepieces from the slider and/or theme

Well, the themes are broken it seems. Do you have a link for your website?

Doens’t matter. Just put it at the very end

add this in your style.css file

#colorbox {
overflow: visible !important;
}

did you add this to your css file? I’m not talking about the same edit I posted the first time I wrote

Actually start by doing the CSS thing – that’s probably the easiest ??

For some reason the overflow hidden is added directly to the element on the chrome browser. I think this is some core javascript doing it, but I can’t tell for sure. Check if the id=”colorbox” has it added to it’s html.

maybe adding

#colorbox {
overflow: visible !important;
}

to your css file will override it

Yes, it’s possible. To help you actually do it you should include a link to your site and some info on what theme you’re using etc. ??