Thanks for the reply. I’ll explain this better, now my brain is clearer (a bit clearer).

I have a row that I want to split into 2 columns, so I click on the ‘Row’ section on the column and select 2 columns in the section on the left.

In the video I was watching, this split the row into 2 columns, but instead it is creating another row below it. If I select to split it into 3 columns, it creates 3 new rows below it.

Thanks. It’s weird, as this morning it was showing without any problems, and I’d tried it on a couple of computers and a phone :/

All good now though.

I’ve just tried the form which is in column text, and it doesn’t seem to be working as a newsletter form

The second one you showed there is what came on the demo pages with the theme. It’s not using the Newsletter element, it’s the Leads element, but is how I want it to look.

I’ve created it above the example section on https://bridgwateronline.com/category/community

How do I get to make it look like the example? In MailerLite, it does look like the example, but in the theme it comes out differently. MailerLite support says this is due to the theme changing the CSS.

There shouldn’t be any images in the code.

Looks like this was a plugin conflict

I decided to do this in Firefox, but for some reason it works ok in there.

It still doesn’t work in Edge, for some reason.

I’ve also tried adding this to the .htaccess file

<IfModule mod_substitute.c>
SubstituteMaxLineLength 10M
</IfModule>

I noticed the update that just came out has that option. I’ve not looked into it yet though.

Thanks, that solved the problem

I should add an example URL

https://bridgwateronline.com/category/news

I don’t think it’s anything to do with WordPress as it only happens with the Newspaper theme, as mentioned above, and I’ve been using Gravity Forms for 15 years with no problems, so the only solution will be to change theme.

In the screenshot above, it shows the areas where the white bars show, here it is again:

https://www.booksblog.co.uk/newspaper-theme-screenshots

You can see the difference in the 2 sides by looking at the home page, and then one of the category pages:

https://www.booksblog.co.uk

https://www.booksblog.co.uk/category/genre/children

Thanks

I still have the problem with the background

I fixed the first problem, it’s just the background one now 🙂

I’ve created a page with two screenshots to show what I mean. Always easier to see it.

https://www.booksblog.co.uk/newspaper-theme-screenshots

Thanks

Thanks. I’m having a go at it, and am getting there, but not sure what to do to get a row with 6 sections in it.

I tried creating a row and splitting it into 2, then thought I could split each of those into 3, but can’t seem to get it to do it.

Is there a simpler way to do it?

@museooggi I didn’t fix it, but have ended up using another theme for the site, as I needed something that I could use to look like my whmcs site.

I’ll be using that one on a different domain though.

The strange thing is, whatever I did, it wasn’t fixed, but another site with the theme, on the same host, shows as clean.

I received this form the host:

It’s possible that the theme itself is clean but one of its files has been infected within just this package. There are several reasons a website can become infected, with the most common being outdated or insecure plugins and themes.

I’ve run a scan and this is coming back as clean. Checking the latest scan showing as infected, it looks like the file in question is at:

/home/sites/14a/8/8d3f08f670/public_html/wp-content/plugins/td-composer/legacy/common/wp_booster/wp-admin/external/wpalchemy/MetaBox.php

I’ve checked this over for you and it doesn’t appear to be currently infected, so it’s possible that this was a false-positive or that the infection has been overwritten during an update. You may wish to send the contents of this file to the theme developers.

If you see further infection warnings, please let us know and we can have our malware specialist manually check this over to confirm if the warning is legitimate for you.

I hope that makes sense. Please let me know if you have any further questions.

I’ll have a word with the host and get back to you.

When doing a malware scan, it does say on there that they are checking it against known malware signatures, if that helps.

I have the theme on two sites on separate accounts with the same host, but only one shows as having malware (I just did a manual check) so that’s strange.

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Is there something in the code with the same signature as a known virus?

Thank you, and happy that what I wrote made sense, as I was confusing myself 🙂