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Hi again Cais,

Problem is resolved now.

I added your code into my functions file and I figured out it was just one gallery left not working. After clicking on the problem gallery, the url got stuck and the other galleries did not work. The other galleries did work however, if they were clicked on first. So I knew the problem was with one particular gallery – I worked out that was because there was a bullet point dot within the gallery name, and therefore creating the weird url %25%25 stuff.

I tried removing the bullet point, changed the gallery name, changed the gallery path option, cleared cache, logged out and back in etc and the gallery url did not update.

So I logged into php Myadmin and saw in the database that the slug was still on the old url, so I edited it problem solved. Hope this solution can help others!

Thanks again

Okay, thanks for your help Cais, much appreciated.

Hi Cais,

Thanks for your advice, I really appreciate your support. What you explained makes sense and I thought this is the cause of the problem.

But unfortunately I put the first code I put in my own functions.php file and it made no difference.

The second option to comment out that line was in your plugin file and when I tested the link was still broken. The url became very long with a bunch of figures like this: %25252525e2%2525252580%25252525a2 and it still stays on the same page.

Any further suggestions on this? Many thanks ??

Thank you so much, that worked a treat. You’re a legend! ??

By the by: I have removed my child content.php file from the live site for now and I am starting fresh with the original Twenty Eleven content.php code as you will see in the Pastebin. I understand that if you are able to advise me on what code to add, I will then re-create my own child content.php. Cheers.

Hi alchymyth, Thank you for your kind support!

You are correct. I actually removed the author from it’s default position next to the date for my child theme. I did this from within my functions.php by creating a function saying if the twentyeleven_posted_on function exists display the date (and I deleted the author code from here). So that worked as planned.

I thought it would be easy to add the author code into the content.php set to print next to the categories, but alas I am not good with php.

I have copied the content.php into Pastebin as you suggested. Any advice on how to add the author here or if I should go about this another way would be appreciated.

Cheers.

Ah yes, my hosting company just let me know there were two index files within the root and their hierarchy read the empty index.htm before the index.php. They removed the .htm and of course it is now good.

I am not even sure how it got there, but I’ve learnt what to look for and how to troubleshoot now, so all good.

I did as suggested and uploaded the new config file. No error log appeared but my site started working…strange right? I am wondering if my host has changed something…

Well my site seems to be working fine now and I am very happy! Thank you for your kind support.

I just looked at the files that I backed up before re-installing the new WordPress version (I deleted mine out so I could start fresh) and I found an ‘error_log’ file. I says:

PHP Warning: chmod() [function.chmod]: No such file or directory in /home/****/public_html/prepare_removal.php on line 110

(I added the asterix, but my user name was there). Does this mean anything to you? Thanks.

Good idea! Thank you for your suggestion. I logged into my hosting cpanel and went into the Error Log, but it is empty. Hmmm

Hi Andrew & Paul

I believe that I am seeing something different to you regarding the actual pixel width that is displayed on my screen.

I have doing some cross browser testing and noticed that the width is displayed differently on each.

For example, right now with my new site width of 1040px, in Firefox it displays for me at 911px, in Safari it displays as 1120px and Chrome is also 1120px.

Is this change in displayed width a rem related cross-browser issue?

Cheers.

Hi Paul,

Thank you so much for having a look at this for me, your assistance is much appreciated!

I changed my CSS back to reflect the first value 73.1428571rem, (as can be seen on the live site now at [See link above]) and it does not measure at your suggested 1104px wide. When I measure it I get 899px wide.

I am sorry if this is something really obvious…but I am still confused about how the padding would make the actual full site width narrower.

Many thanks.