Wootie

yeah logically I know what I’d need to do to create it myself…was just hoping I wouldn’t have to do that ??

So…I got the Better Search Replace and ran through on the things I could think of that might have changed – the only thing that appeared to need a change was the actual database name. Nothing else came up with any changes.

Nothing has changed though with regards to Page Builder…is there something else I should do with Better Search Replace?

I did not in fact…since the domain name didn’t change, I didn’t think I’d have to do that…just changed the config file for the new database reference and otherwise everything popped up…

I’ll go take a peek at those things…thanks!

yeah…I’m just trying to dial back how much time I have to babysit a site (that makes me no money, but provides a valuable service).

Hoping for some miracle unicorn, but not holding my breath.

Thanks for that…but the issue is that typically these things only track “actions” like making a new post or installing a new plugin. I don’t see any information on them about showing that a logged-in user simply viewed a page, which is what we really need…

Do you happen to know of any that record page views by users?

Awesome. Thanks!

That’s great, thanks Steve!

Do you happen to have a name or two of a plugin that would create pages in that way, pro version or not?

…actually, found I could do this in the Additional CSS:

.w_footer {
display:none;
}

Would like to know if there was a more “official” way to deal with that section though.

I just upgraded the theme, and it does indeed appear to be fixed – thanks!

I also did the WP_DEBUG thing…turned that on and performed the tasks of deleting one of those photos, re-uploading it, and going back to that page to re-add the photo as the featured image – same behavior in terms of using the downsized image.

The log file only contains 3 error messages…apparently WP really doesn’t like the RSS reader plugin I use – this error is in there a LOT:

[30-Jan-2017 17:07:44 UTC] PHP Notice: The called constructor method for WP_Widget in super_rss_reader_widget is deprecated since version 4.3.0! Use

__construct()

instead. in /home/trmc/thunderridgemc.org/wp-includes/functions.php on line 3891

Then there’s these 2 bits:

[30-Jan-2017 17:07:44 UTC] PHP Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/trmc/thunderridgemc.org/wp-includes/functions.php:3891) in /home/trmc/thunderridgemc.org/wp-admin/post.php on line 197

[30-Jan-2017 17:07:44 UTC] PHP Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/trmc/thunderridgemc.org/wp-includes/functions.php:3891) in /home/trmc/thunderridgemc.org/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 1179

That’s all that was in there. And naturally if it was a problem caused by the RSS reader then things would have worked when I had it (and everything else) turned off. Not sure what the bits about header information are about…

• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by Wootie.

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…and just for giggles I decided to do the same thing with all plugins disabled, with the exception of SiteOrigin Page Builder – pretty much all my pages are built with Page Builder, and I was afraid I’d corrupt them by editing them with that disabled.

Still got the same issue.

Well, I gave that a shot…

To be sure, first I went and deleted those images from the media library. Then I deactivated those two plugins, and re-uploaded the images.

Re-set them as the featured images on those pages…still the same thing – when I look at the page source, they’re all referenced like ‘https://www.thunderridgemc.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/trophies_2-1024×512.jpg’.

So I’m still at a loss as to what is cutting them into 1024×512 sizes, and then assigning that cut-down version to the hero image.

Oddly enough, I’ve discovered that if you don’t have a featured image on the pages for the hero section, and just let it default to the one image you can set in customization, the photo shows up perfectly – it’s not using a resized version.

So, for whatever reason, there’s a different process occurring between what happens with the default hero image specified in the customization, and what happens with the featured image on a page that’s added to the hero section…

All of the pages are using the original 2000×1000 photos as the Featured Image – and there’s not any options there to change the size of the Featured Image.

Nor are there options to change it in your Customize options…or in the WP Media options, or anywhere else that I can see.

So…at what point, where, and why, would those lower-res versions have been inserted in there? I don’t see any reference anywhere that can explain that.

Verified that the CSS and new version for headers work ??