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Thanks for all your suggestions. Esmi, I tried your code and it gave me an error on this line:

if( is_home() || is_front_page) ) :

I am a designer impersonating a developer, so I don’t know what to try to fix there. Any suggestions?

Thanks songdogtech. You’re right, it’s a widget, but I’m confused, why would the widget show up on some pages and not all pages? And more importantly, how to I make sure it shows up on all the pages?

By removing the yellow background image, I discovered that my footer is in behind the main content area. How do I force it down to the bottom of the page?

Thanks in advance for any and all help.

Further to my question… it seems like you can either show a slideshow OR thumbnails, but not both at the same time… that seems a little ridiculous for such a well-rated plugin. Please tell me I’m missing something obvious here.

Thanks for your reply. I read those two links but unfortunately neither of them really helps me. I think I might ditch Magazine Columns and try to find another plugin that won’t conflict. Too bad since I’m only having a conflict on one page.

Did you find an answer to this problem? I’m having a problem with Magazine Columns not playing nicely with my contact form (Grunion Contact Form). Same thing – it’s showing the form’s shortcode instead of the form.

I’m having the same problem (the shortcode displays on my page instead of the form). This started happening when I installed a plugin called “Magazine Columns” which is used to force your content into columns. Did anyone figure out what the conflict is?

As with many questions on this forum, the question has been figured out by the asker. I found the code in the magazine-columns.php file and changed it to

width: default;

No more problems with resized photos now.

Thanks! It took me a while to figure out where the div was, but I found it in the header-extensions.php file.

Also, I had to move it to the #blog-title because it was conflicting with my menu but it worked.

Thanks for your help!!!

Thanks for your reply PAE. However, now I’m more confused… is it better to have everything a fixed width or set to 100%? You said my top background image is a fixed width (I’m assuming you mean the one in the #access) but when I look at my css, it says it’s set as 100%.

Also, I tried removing the bg image from #access completely and it turns black.

If you can please be more specific, I would really appreciate it.

Thanks again!

Thanks equalmark, that’s what I’m referring to but the page says that code is obsolete and has a big warning not to use it.

I would like to know the answer to this too. Anyone?

Aha, and it was missing a semi-colon after the display:block

It’s perfect now. No more mark-up. Thanks again!

Oh wait, one more little thing. It shows the name of the blog at the top left corner of the banner now… how do I get rid of that?

OK, nevermind, I figured it out, it was my footer that somehow got up in there and was stretched out really tall. Anyway, it’s all good. Thanks for helping me out with this banner link. I’ve been tearing my hair out trying to get it to work for the last 2 days. Take care!

OK, that’s awesome. That works perfectly…except for one big glaring problem. Now I have a big grey box right under the header. Please take a look. https://www.26mertonroad.com/

Thank you for your help so far!