[Lisa at OG]

I had the same problem with the Centric Pro Theme and also the Wellness Pro Theme. Adding the background-attachment: scroll !important worked for me as well. When I got a reply from StudioPress customer service they said the following, "Unfortunately, it's a limitation on iOS, where fixed background image property is ignored on purpose to conserve browser's processing, in effort to ensure performance. But, I'll be happy to pass on this feedback to the development team, so they can review and possibly include some CSS workaround, in next theme's update."

[Lisa at OG]

Just spoke with the internet provider. The Trace route results are not an issue. They point to the hosting company as the issue. We'll continue digging. We did have PHP 5.4 (Fast CGI) turned on. We have turned this off and now we haven't been able to reproduce the issue in over an hour. Might be resolved?

[Lisa at OG]

Hi Coralsealt, yes, we have spoken with the hosting company. There may be an issue with the shared server but it is unlikely. All cacheing is turned off so it's not that either. We have traced the route and get a hop on the very first one so we are calling our internet provider but it would be very odd given that the client lives in the U.S. (we are in Canada) and we both would have different providers -- they are having the same issue. The website is http://www.seattledogspot.com. There are times we are unable to reproduce the error and then it arises again.

One solution is to move the site to a different shared server at the hosting side but that may not necessarily solve the problem. Any other light you could shed on this could be helpful as we continue to troubleshoot.

[Lisa at OG]

Archana, if you are adding an image into the WordPress Editor for a page or post, The WordPress image editor should give you options to set the image to the left, right, center, or none. If you choose left, the text should wrap automatically to the right. If you choose right, the text should warp automatically to the left.

If I am misunderstanding your question, perhaps, you could provide details as to where you are wanting to place this image?

[Lisa at OG]

We use the Yoast SEO plugin and get great value from it for our client websites. Here is an interesting article: http://wisdmlabs.com/blog/genesis-seo-vs-wordpress-seo-yoast-choose/

[Lisa at OG]

Before you install plugins to your theme you should read the details to ensure that it is compatible with the current version of WordPress. If it is, you should check the reviews of the plugin to see if anyone else is experiencing issues as well. If they aren't, then you should check to see if your plugins are conflicting with one another -- turn them all off and then back on one by one testing as you go.

If you get the white screen of death try checking to ensure that your hosting is set to php 5.4 -- we had an issue with sites that had not yet been updated from php 5.2. Upgrading to php 5.4 resolved the issue.

Hope this helps.

[Lisa at OG]

No, Nick's instructions are correct but when placing your php you need to choose a place in simple hooks that is not inside the site-inner container.

[Lisa at OG]

From what I can see, it looks like you've put your code within the site-inner container which has a max-width of 1140px...your slider is 1850px wide and as a result it won't fit within site-inner. A full width slider below the navigation needs to be outside of site-inner.

So....You need to revisit the steps of registering your widget so that it is between nav-primary and site-inner. Once you've done that, then you can add your slider code again. Make sure that the css for the wrap within your slider widget has a max-width that is set to none.

[Lisa at OG]

You are using a secondary navigation which we didn't use in our design. You just need to put your php in a different place in Genesis Simple Hooks. You may have it in the wrong place. Try installing the plugin - Genesis Visual Hooks. will help you determine where in Simple Hooks the php should go.

To get the slider full width you will need to adjust your css. You can use firebug to see what code we have used in our css to accomplish this.

We did not use the background banner at the top of the home page in our design. We edited it out from the home page in CSS and just used the slider instead.

[Lisa at OG]

Hi bhaynet,

Sure. We just registered a new widget. See http://designsbynickthegeek.com/tutorials/add-widgeted-sidebar for information on how to do that.

Second, we used Genesis simple hooks to be able to display the sidebar once we registered it by adding the php code as per the thread above (thanks to badlydrawnben).

Third, you need to install the Genesis responsive slider plugin. Then, from the widget area move the Genesis Responsive Slider sub widget inside the new one you just created and set up the Genesis Responsive Slider the way you normally would.

Hope this helps.

You'll need to style the slider using CSS if you want to change the width or background etc.

[Lisa at OG]

Actually, the screenshot above is not for permalinks settings in the Yoast SEO plugin. Move down the left sidebar to where it says SEO and then go to the permalinks settings there. Make sure that the "strip the category base from the category URL" is NOT checked.

[Lisa at OG]

I'm not sure if this will help you or not, but in the Yoast SEO plugin there is a setting under Permalinks that allows you to strip the category base from the category URL. If for some reason you have this enabled, it could be affecting your breadcrumbs.

[Lisa at OG]

Mystery solved and I'm posting here should anyone else experience this. The Unknown posts were NOT caused by a hack. We are using Gravity Forms by RocketGenius. We had chosen to use a custom field (from the Posts Type section of Gravity Forms) in one of our forms. Everytime someone filled out the form it was creating the draft post. So, only use Standard and Advanced Fields for your regular forms -- don't use form fields from the Post section.

Easy fix.

[Lisa at OG]

We just had Wordfence do a scan with no vulnerabilities and complete success and no security issues to report. It's a mystery.

[Lisa at OG]

Thanks. I looked there and totally missed it. Wasn't thinking that the archive settings affected the home page. Much appreciated.

[Lisa at OG]

We have added this code to the BeautifulPro theme because we want featured images to show on the home page; however, although it adds the featured image to the single post page it is NOT adding it to the home page which is really where we want it to go.

Can you help?

[Lisa at OG]

You are super genius - LOL! Thank you so much for your assistance. It is now working. Much appreciated. 😉

[Lisa at OG]

Thanks for offering your help. Unfortunately, the slider has now completely disappeared from all pages. 🙁

[Lisa at OG]

Hi there,

I'm not that strong with php. This is what I currently have in the simple hooks box:

<div class="home-slider">
<?php dynamic_sidebar( 'home-slider' ); ?>
</div>

There is NO shortcode. We used the genesis responsive slider plugin inside a new widget we set up. Are you able to help further?

[Lisa at OG]

Never mind I figured it out. For anyone else having this issue. Here is the resolution:

If you originally had the default set to disable comments in the blog it appears that any blog posts you wrote during that time automatically don't allow comments. In order to re-activate the ability for people to post comments you have to not only enable all of the settings in my post above BUT you also have to go each individual post, select screen options at the top, select discussion, and then scroll down below the WordPress editor window to discussion and select Allow Comments.

Resolved.

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