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I know that it’s not the best solution but I installed “Simple Tag” plugin which fixed the problem. Sorry for SPAM.

Thanks, Christopher

for the helpful list.
I will stay away from removing anything from the root.

Another thing, I still have the demo on a live site, can I

activate the theme (with the demo part on it)

or do I have to uninstall everything first and then

reinstall the theme to make it work.

Thanks

Anything in /wp-admin/ is part of the core WP install

usually *all* theme files and demo content will go in

/wp-content/themes/newspaper/
/wp-content/themes/newspaper-child/ (or similar)
/wp-content/plugins/nameofplug/

anything in your root folders are part of the base WP install, not the theme
/wp-admin/
/wp-includes/

(e.g., /home/freestu/public_html/wp-includes/ )

Hi Radu,
Thank you for the instructions, they are helpful.

I have actually figured that one out and removed the menu.

The problem was I had a webdesigner and I selected he Newspaper template and he was supposed to put it on my established site and do a migration to a new url.

Unfortunately that guy got to busy and quit on me and I was stuck trying to do it all by myself.

I have now gotten my menu back but there is still one problem with my original theme
and the header upload in wordpress.

If I upload a new header (same size, supported format) I am getting now a message like this:

Warning: Division by zero in /home/freestu/public_html/wp-admin/custom-header.php on line 841

Warning: imagecreatetruecolor() [function.imagecreatetruecolor]: Invalid image dimensions in /home/freestu/public_html/wp-includes/media.php on line 1288

Warning: imageantialias() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given in /home/freestu/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-image-editor-gd.php on line 256

Warning: imagecopyresampled() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given in /home/freestu/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-image-editor-gd.php on line 258

Image could not be processed. Please go back and try again

I am not sure if this relates to the demo install or any of the plugins that came with thenewspaper and that I had installed.

I guess the only way to find out is to go back and restore my site from last’s backup?

Thanks

Hi Simmons,

Thanks for the reply.
Good advice about the demo install. Wish I had known that beforehand.
The site is actually established.

I figured out the menu and pages. There is just a header problem now.
But since I have a backup from last Sunday, I will try to restore.

Best bet is to delete all the files and then replace all content from a backup; or remove everything and do a CLEAN install of WP. Generally you never install “demo” content over a live site — as demo content with WP is intended for blank sites to fill in content for development and will “usually” break an existing site/content since it’s dumping in content which is essentially “placeholder” material for you to edit as a starting point as needed, so hopefully if you’re just starting out, then you start from scratch with whatever theme you want to use.

Not sure that helped. I was here looking up something else. I’m not part of the support team.

One trick is simply remove the content from the location you uploaded it to … then switch back to one of WP’s default themes like twenty twelve. Turn off all the plugins that came with Newspaper. If your site doesn’t work with the normal WP theme, then you probably need to do complete clean install. (It’s happened to me … learning experience.)

Thank you very much, Marius.

The tutorial is great.

I also installed the demo and voila, the formatted homepages are

there.

Thanks again!

Hi,
Apology but I do not understand your answer. I have installed all files os Newspaper´s Theme correctly. Could you explain me how to translate the word “Page” with more detail please?

Thanks for your response,
Gretings.

Marius, Please tell me what settings you used for caching plugin, I installed it, but it did not affect the result of the test.

Hi,

Thanks for the fast reply. I sent those details you requested in an email.

I found out what the problem is but no clue what causing it or how to fix it. I followed this guide in the Newspaper FAQ and tutorials section:

https://forum.tagdiv.com/how-to-manage-html-structure-compromised-the-site-looks-bad-broken/

It turns out that the problem isn’t with HTML but with my CSS structure. I used the W3C CSS validation service and the results are below if @radu can please have a look.

http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fmovieisland.net&profile=css3&usermedium=all&warning=1&vextwarning=&lang=en

regards,

HI, Jambr
you don’t set a color choice; there are several versions built-in to the sprites sets; meaning there are sprite sets for solid, reverse, color … you select that in the drop down choice for the tagdiv/social WIDGET loaded from widgets on left side, dragged to the sidebar for top right and/or footer (one for each); once in sidebar, like any widget, you can configure it to both add the links for the icons, and choose an icon “set” (1-4), each “set” is a different format … (see top right of my test page: ga-ga.com and I’m using

[tagdiv]social icons >> sidebar/top right(social)
icon style = “3” which gives me the lightgrey on black.
icon size 16px

So, all you have to do is choose “icon style” 3.

NOTE this only applies to choosing social media icons for the top right of the bar across very tip top of page, not icons in the menu bar below the logo area.

Also, obviously you have to actually put in the URL to your social media landing page/account for the icon to appear top right from the widget.

Hope that helps!

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