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If you’re using a CDN or some other external thing, you likely need to ensure that is setup properly and clear cache; make sure you actually have ‘featured’ images setup for all of those posts, etc.

Do the images actually exist on your site?
seems they do ?
http://dawgtime.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/3.31Practice18-100×75.jpg

I will say this — it’s really bad to have dots in file names … most systems need to identify the file extension after a . so some systems will stop at 3.whatisthisextension?

Ideally this should be

NO
3.31Practice18-100×75.jpg

YES
3-31Practice18-100×75.jpg

dumb as it sounds, but try changing the image file names?

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or wait for tagdiv support …. I’m just a bystander ….. 🙂

I also have a question Not sure if anybody will know the answer.

I’m running an image heavy site, at the moment i am uploading all images to my sever and am using Amazon Cloudfront as the CDN for my images.

But i was thinking how do sites like buzzfeed do it. Do they upload all images to their server or do they have an external cloud storage system like amazon S3? Also there a way to have an upload image system like imgur.com, where you can just add the URL of the image and boom it’s stored on your server?

Probably jetpack — which sucks in my opinion.
Best to serve the images from your own site vs loading off jetpack’s cdn.

(jetpack owned by automattic which makes wordpress … likely the wp.com)

Hi Chris:

Thank you for your quick reply. I check with my hosting, i am using cloudflare for ddos attack prevention but not really any cdn (at least I don’t know) Anyway, now it seems working.

my hosting tells me that the images not showing are using links like this:

http://i1.wp.com/cisocial.net/wp-content/themes/Newspaper/images/no-thumb/art-thumb.png?resize=100%2C65

do you know anything happened? what is i1.wp.com is it jackpack? How can I prevent it happen in the future.

Thanks/Jun

Clear all your caches.
You can also try to regenerate your thumbnails if your images were being loaded via CDN/cloud.

Well… looks like some of your images are NOT actually there …
404: http://meteoserwis24.pl/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/15045201-100×65.jpg

The plugin doesn’t “destroy” your thumbnails and images only moves JS to footer and enqueues elements for better page loading.

Suggest:
a) turn off all plugins except visual composer
b) clear server cache; refresh CDN or similar if in use
c) if thumbs not back, use the regenerate thumbnails plugin

Thanks!

Header Ad – OK!

But Sidebar Ad not displayed((

I did everything you said:

Sidebar ad

<div class="sidead"
<iframe scrolling='no' frameBorder='0' style='padding:0px; margin:0px; border:0px;border-style:none;border-style:none; ' width='300' height='250' src="http://wlpinnaclesports.adsrv.eacdn.com/I.ashx?btag=a_1048b_8575c_&affid=4793&siteid=1048&adid=8575&c=" ></iframe>
</div>

Custom CSS

.sidead {
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;
display: table;
}

What could be wrong?

Site: ultimatefighting.ru

• This reply was modified 11 years by bettingzone.
• This reply was modified 11 years by bettingzone.

What do you mean by change permalink?
Do you mean the “permalink” structure from WP settings ? That normally shouldn’t impact your home page.

Or do you mean the domain name / site URL? That is a whole separate issue unrelated to theme.

Looks like your CSS is not loading.

If you’re using caching or a CDN you need to clear your caching each time you make such changes. If using caching plugin, clear the cache. If using a CDN or “wordpress hosting” — see their support on how to clear cache or “refresh” the settings to allow the new content to load properly.

Hope that helped.

You likely want to turn OFF the “lazy loading” feature if using CDN.

You might try manually uploading just the font files via FTP to ensure they are in “binary” format vs “ACSII” format — some systems may decompress that stuff incorrectly, or it might get zipped incorrectly, or even uploaded improperly via FTP the first time (some FTP software won’t “auto set” the format type from binary to txt on upload) — sounds stupid, but it’s happened to me.

Worth a try 🙂

And, or course, make sure they are truly being called from your local domain and NOT off the CDN, unless you have CORS rules setup on the CDN.

• This reply was modified 11 years by simchris.

Hello!

I disabled all plugins, that are not used by theme and the problem remains. I deleted cache and all is the same.
I don’t use CDN.
Website is: http://www.dietsportexercise.com/

I use WP Super Cache plugin.

My regards, Z