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I'm not able to login to the control panel with my username and password, can someone please help me with this?
Can't login to the control panel, can someone please help?
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I'm not able to login to the control panel with my username and password, can someone please help me with this?
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Is anyone familiar with TablePress, I installed it earlier today and I added some tables to my website. After doing so I realized that the load time is 8 to 12 seconds per page
Tablepress is slowing down my website what should I do?
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Is anyone familiar with TablePress, I installed it earlier today and I added some tables to my website. After doing so I realized that the load time is 8 to 12 seconds per page
Two things I suggest:
1. Have a look at this: http://tools.pingdom.com/fpt/#!/bp7z9S/http://anewcellphone.com/
It's how fast your site loads.
2. Search for, and install a plugin called P3. This checks each plugin and tells you which is causing the site to be slow.
Hopefully that helps.
Thanks for your help, according to P3 it's the Kirki Toolkit plugin not TablePress, thanks again.
Right before I read your response I noticed that the loading speed had returned to normal. The pages load within 2 to 3 seconds again, I deactivated the Kirki Toolkit plugin.
Then I tried viewing the site it seemed a little faster, then I reactivated it but I didn't notice much difference in the loading time. Whatever was going on has apparently just stopped on its own. Hopefully it doesn't start happening again, thanks for your help.
Right after I sent that last message it started happening again, so I deactivated the Kirki Toolkit plugin and the speed significantly increased.
However, my site has lot quite a bit of color and the text looks a bit different. I'm not sure what I should do right now, I don't like the way the site looks when I deactivate that plugin.
I deactivated the Kirki Toolkit plugin for a while this morning and the pages were still taking a long time to load. I don't think that's the problem.
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I'm having a problem with the featured image. Whenever I set the featured image it show up where it's supposed to but when I click on it to go to the blog post the featured ima
I see Yakitori has responded.
If his suggestion doesn't work out, you can try going to your theme's support forum. The theme's code does control this behavior so the solution can be different for different themes.
http://support.themes4wp.com/forums/forum/firstmag/
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It how your theme has it. There's a way to remove it but you'll have to modify the code. Go to Appearance --> Editor. Then look for Single Post (single.php) and click that to load the code.
Then look for something like:
<?php minezine_get_display_image_post(); ?>
I'll be named slightly differently for your theme but if you remove that line and save the file, the image should be gone.
Maybe try backing up the file by copying/pasting it into notepad or wherever before you make any changes just in case you need to revert it back.
Thanks for the response yakitori but I do not see anything remotely similar to that here is the code from my single.php file.
<?php get_header(); ?>
<?php get_template_part('template-part', 'head'); ?>
<?php get_template_part('template-part', 'topnav'); ?>
<!-- start content container -->
<?php get_template_part( 'content', 'single' ); ?>
<!-- end content container -->
<?php get_footer(); ?>
Yeah, I don't have anything similar -
This is how it looks in mine:
<?php get_header(); ?>
<?php get_sidebar(); ?>
<?php get_footer(); ?>
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Can someone please help me with the featured image?
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I'm having a problem with the featured image. Whenever I set the featured image it show up where it's supposed to but when I click on it to go to the blog post the featured ima
I see Yakitori has responded.
If his suggestion doesn't work out, you can try going to your theme's support forum. The theme's code does control this behavior so the solution can be different for different themes.
http://support.themes4wp.com/forums/forum/firstmag/
~Jude
It how your theme has it. There's a way to remove it but you'll have to modify the code. Go to Appearance --> Editor. Then look for Single Post (single.php) and click that to load the code.
Then look for something like:
<?php minezine_get_display_image_post(); ?>
I'll be named slightly differently for your theme but if you remove that line and save the file, the image should be gone.
Maybe try backing up the file by copying/pasting it into notepad or wherever before you make any changes just in case you need to revert it back.
Thanks for the response yakitori but I do not see anything remotely similar to that here is the code from my single.php file.
<?php get_header(); ?>
<?php get_template_part('template-part', 'head'); ?>
<?php get_template_part('template-part', 'topnav'); ?>
<!-- start content container -->
<?php get_template_part( 'content', 'single' ); ?>
<!-- end content container -->
<?php get_footer(); ?>
Yeah, I don't have anything similar -
This is how it looks in mine:
<?php get_header(); ?><?php
while (have_posts()) : the_post();
mh_before_post_content();
if (is_attachment()) {
get_template_part('content', 'attachment');
} else {
get_template_part('content', 'single');
}
mh_after_post_content();
comments_template();
endwhile; ?>
<?php get_sidebar(); ?>
<?php get_footer(); ?>
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The problem I have is that every instance of the word "cell phone" within the body of the page is automatically converted to a hyper link which links to a page in my website. <
What theme are you using and what plugins do you have installed? This sounds like something a plugin might do.
You might want to try disabling your plugins one at a time to see if you can determine if one of them is causing this to happpen.
[added]
Forgot to mention -- After disabling a plugin, be sure to refresh your browser cache (hit F5) when viewing your pages. Otherwise, your browser could display a cached version of the page and confuse the troubleshooting.)
Good point BobBarr, it seems too abnormal to be a theme issue...
Just as an exercise, I went ahead and tried typing in the words "cell phone", as I expected there was no link created when I hit the update key! Best.
I've never come across this issue before, WMP, I know WordPress has been playing up for some members here recently. I'll have to go to my WP and type in those words, see if it converts to a hyperlink! Other ideas?
Thanks for the help guys I am using the First Mag theme and I did what BobBarr suggested and I discovered that it's the SEO Ultimate plugin that was causing this, thanks again.
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Abnormal links in wordpress and I don't know why?
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The problem I have is that every instance of the word "cell phone" within the body of the page is automatically converted to a hyper link which links to a page in my website. <
What theme are you using and what plugins do you have installed? This sounds like something a plugin might do.
You might want to try disabling your plugins one at a time to see if you can determine if one of them is causing this to happpen.
[added]
Forgot to mention -- After disabling a plugin, be sure to refresh your browser cache (hit F5) when viewing your pages. Otherwise, your browser could display a cached version of the page and confuse the troubleshooting.)
Good point BobBarr, it seems too abnormal to be a theme issue...
Just as an exercise, I went ahead and tried typing in the words "cell phone", as I expected there was no link created when I hit the update key! Best.
I've never come across this issue before, WMP, I know WordPress has been playing up for some members here recently. I'll have to go to my WP and type in those words, see if it converts to a hyperlink! Other ideas?
Thanks for the help guys I am using the First Mag theme and I did what BobBarr suggested and I discovered that it's the SEO Ultimate plugin that was causing this, thanks again.
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can you share the address of the site?
Sure it's anewcellphone.com.
Two things I suggest:
1. Have a look at this: http://tools.pingdom.com/fpt/#!/bp7z9S/http://anewcellphone.com/
It's how fast your site loads.
2. Search for, and install a plugin called P3. This checks each plugin and tells you which is causing the site to be slow.
Hopefully that helps.
Thanks for your help, according to P3 it's the Kirki Toolkit plugin not TablePress, thanks again.
Curious to know if that resolves the problem...
Right before I read your response I noticed that the loading speed had returned to normal. The pages load within 2 to 3 seconds again, I deactivated the Kirki Toolkit plugin.
Then I tried viewing the site it seemed a little faster, then I reactivated it but I didn't notice much difference in the loading time. Whatever was going on has apparently just stopped on its own. Hopefully it doesn't start happening again, thanks for your help.
Right after I sent that last message it started happening again, so I deactivated the Kirki Toolkit plugin and the speed significantly increased.
However, my site has lot quite a bit of color and the text looks a bit different. I'm not sure what I should do right now, I don't like the way the site looks when I deactivate that plugin.
I deactivated the Kirki Toolkit plugin for a while this morning and the pages were still taking a long time to load. I don't think that's the problem.
Probably best contacting support
I did about 10 minutes ago, but thanks for your help though.
Yeah ... sorry I couldn't help further
It's okay you tried.