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Hi alexpoon2000,

might sound irrelevant, but this could also possibly be a browser issue. Try what Tara has suggested, otherwise may we know which browser are you currently experiencing the error?

You can also try to bump up the following on your php.ini (if you are working locally) to allow larger files to be uploaded via tinyMCE:

• max_execution_time
• max_input_time
• memory_limit
• post_max_size
• upload_max_filesize

Please let us know how it goes. Thank you!

hi Jan Dembowski,

Thanks for bringing that out, of course- child theme is the way to go.

Hello oroszi, will the negative margin-top as suggested above do the trick?

well, I basically see the following extra html elements inserted:

<p>&nbsp;</p>

Where is that article being pulled from? You can simply edit them and clear those extra contents in there by switching from visual to text. Let us know how it goes, Thank you!

hi subtlefluids01,

Can you verify that the database credentials you have on your previous WAMP server is the same or exists on your current server now being MAMP?

You can check it out on your phpmyadmin > users tab. If the credentials aren’t listed, you will just have to create them.

Please let us know how it goes. Thank you!

May I know if there are any error showing up at least? Can you try regenerating the .htacess file by modifying your permalink and saving it please. That is via your wordpress dashboard.

Please let us know how it goes. Thank you!

Hi Pradeed, awesome! As what the theme author advises you, that should be the way to go.

Hi Ekesh,

How do you do? Yes, you are exactly right. The custom permalink field (settings > permalinks), via your wordpress dashboard, only applies to posts. Not to pages.

Your pages always live at the top hierarchy. You may have to edit your .htacess file to achieve what you’re looking for.

Hi Gilly Flick, How do you do?

as Tara has asked you, it would be really helpful if you share us what error messages are showing up?

Also, when you say “too many redirects”, does it go on a loop so that it still says “password protected”?

It could also be that you are trying to login on that password protected page, when you are actually logged-in as well via wordpress admin dashboard.

Would you care to log yourself out via your dashboard and try to access the password protected page please?

Let us know how it goes. Thank you!

Hi Pradeep, How do you do?

No worries, have you tried checking in your Appearance > menu section of your wordpress dashboard?

There should be a title attribute in there that you can try to edit and clear out. Let us know how it goes. Thank you!

Hi briannadawnk, how do you do?

I would safely assume that you are trying to install or port wordpress locally from an already existing site? Is your wordpress hosted from a different server or is it form www.remarpro.com?

When you go through the installation process- did it ask you to specify a database? which database did you use?

If you could also give us a snapshot of the wordpress database error showing up, that’ll be great. Thank you!

Hi newvibe,

how do you do? It seems that your pre_get_posts hook is working fine only that it queries pages as well when it sounds like it should not.

Can you try to use the following code instead:
$query->set(‘post_type’, array( ‘post’, $post_type ) );

so that it now appears:

function my_query_modifications( $query ) {

  $post_type = $_GET['post_type'];
	if (!$post_type) {
		$post_type = 'any';
	}
    if ($query->is_search) {
        $query->set('post_type', array('post', $post_type));
    }
}
add_action('pre_get_posts', 'my_query_modifications');

That should only display results of custom post_type that aren’t pages. Please let us know how it goes. Thank you!

Yes, create your database and it sounds like your good to go. Check those links sent by WPyogi, it’ll help you a lot!

I’m sorry LFT11501, what do you exactly mean going onto a private server? May I know where are you trying to setup WP please? is it on your local machine or via a production/live site on some webhosting server?

Either way, the underlying database (with database credentials) must exist first so you could proceed with the installation.

You’re welcome johnnyr860. I checked out your site and it does look well now.

It wouldn’t cause any problem at all I supposed unless you will be adding more items to your nav bar, it will have to span on the next row- so you will have to simply adjust the width again.

The div with “brand” class is right after your header tag. While you have reduced the actual width of your nav, it doesn’t overlap it so you can basically leave it there.

Glad you sorted it out!

Hi migpro, how do you do?

It seems that you are using root as your mysql username. Although it seems you are on a localhost- You probably already know that it isn’t advisable to be using the above credentials.

That said, you may have edited the privileges for your user root. You can check it out via phpmyadmin > Users Tab.

Please let us know how it goes. Thank you!

Hi johnnyr860,

How do you do? Is this how you wanted your theme to appear: https://screencast.com/t/2QH6i8gM

It sounds like your theme is running on Twitter Bootstrap as base framework, any how, Your navbar is wrapped with an outer div with the following class:
navbar-wrapper clearfix span9 tc-submenu-fade tc-submenu-move tc-open-on-click left

you will have to remove span9 so that the navbar stretches to a 100%.

Also, I noticed that right after your <header> tag, the following appears:

<div class="brand span3 pull-left ">
<h1><a title=" | " href="https://www.smartmoneymobile.com/" class="site-title"></a></h1>
</div>

Your site’s logo or title is almost always listed here but apparently you don’t seem to use it and it might be consuming a few space on your navigation so you will have to take this out too.

Your navbar is wrapped with an outer div using the following class:
navbar-inner

That div has a min-height: 43px css style being applied. If you clear that out, this is how your nav-bar menu looks like now:

https://screencast.com/t/grWQYs9R

Take note that it isn’t advisable to work directly on your theme’s base file. It would be best if you create a child theme and work from there. Please let us know how it goes. Thank you!