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The custom css method worked perfectly. Thank you so much! 🙂

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What a relief!!!! That fixed the problem. Menu works fine now. I would have never figured out it was one of my plugins. You’re my hero! 🙂

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Thank you Mahesh!

Yes that is my website and I am very pleased about the responsiveness of the header image even on large screens. I like how the width of the image covers the screen no matter what size. 🙂 🙂

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Thank you Mahesh! This is really helpful. 🙂

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It does look like a caching thing your right. I use ‘yoast seo’ and it has an option for setting the time intervals that it clears the cache. All of this has been a real learning curve.

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Hmmmm…it did change……maybe it takes a while to change. I was just experimenting with setting to one word vs. whole sentance. I set it now to ‘what’s on your mind?’

Thanks!

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Thank you! I just found out why the ‘yoast plugin’ is adding unwanted words to my meta titles. With that plugin you have to edit the meta data manually for each page and each post. At the bottom of each screen of each page and post in the editor is a section for editing that data. If left by default…it ads what it thinks is search engine optimal. This video explains that issue: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nG3fxLW2BnY

This may have nothing to do with ‘theme’. But I just want to clarify what I have found out in on that front.

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The way it should look is when it is on the home page it reads site name/tagline. And when it is on a static page that has a title or when on a post it reads “post title/site name”. That is what the code that I placed in the head does.

However yoast seo seems to be arranging the titles in funny ways. On the about page I get “about/INNER FIREINNER FIRE” on the ‘quotes’ page it shows “Quotes Archives/INNER FIREINNER FIRE” (The ‘archives’ shouldn’t be there because it is not included in the title of that page) And in blog posts I get “*post title/ INNER FIREINNER FIRE” when it should be “post title/INNER FIRE”

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@Pratic

That is true that the title appears correctly through most of the site. But have a look at when you click on ‘about’ and ‘contact’ pages. For me I see in the tab “Contact/INNER FIREINNER FIRE”.

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**Darn! Earlier when I was speaking about the ‘titles in the browser tab’. I meant to say that ‘yoast seo’ plugin was the one seeming to give me heck not ‘wp super cache’. My head is spinning from all the plugins and issues I’ve been having. I don’t want to get rid of this plugin. I am wondering if there is something involving the theme or a code that I can prevent Yoast from messing up my titles.

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*An update about the glitchy issue of photos not rendering on the front end. About an hour ago I visited my site (www.myinnerfire.net) and the about 2/3 of the featured images of the posts were not showing. I just checked back and they randomly appeared again. ???

One more thing about the Gridalicious theme. As it doesn’t include ‘webmaster tools’ I have been following the advise to use the ‘catch webtools’ plugin. It seems to be not upgraded for wp 4.4. Can I anticipate this plugin updating soon?

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Hello Pratik,

my site URL is http://www.myinnerfire.net

Are you speaking to both the problem of the ‘photos not rendering’ and the ‘titles appearing strange in the browser tabs?

With the later issue…i’m finding that the plugin ‘wp super cache’ is changing the different titles of my pages in strange ways in the browser tab. First it was ‘just the title and no tagline’….and just now it’s the title appearing twice on some pages. I’ve been doing a lot of research about this and it seems like a common problem but I have not found a be all end all solution yet. Even the code snippet I added to the head earlier…the cache plugin after I activated again is again changing the titles.

Thanks for all your support!

[Invisible Cat]

Well hours and hours and hours after digging around online I have not found a solution to the problem of not having the titles appearing right in the browser tab until I found this article: http://bavotasan.com/2008/how-to-modify-your-wordpress-title-tag-for-search-engine-optimization/

It seems that the ‘header’ php needed a certain line of coding that included a <title> tag of which I couldn’t find by default in the header. The other thing I found was that my ‘yoast seo’ plugin was doing some strange things to the titles. The information in the above article fixed this whole problem for me. It is a pleasing solution. However I still wonder why the problem happened in the first place considering it didn’t seem to happen previously in other catch themes I used with yoast seo.

As for the earlier issue of the images not showing. It hasn’t happened since I restored my website and uninstalled all the outdated plugins. I’m wondering too if there was possibly something having to do with the new WP 4.4…the theme…or if anyone knows about this problem?

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@Pratic

Thank you for this detailed and comprehensive help! After reviewing the other theme options you’ve presented it has really opened my eyes. I wasn’t even considering all the other themes available. It’s clear to me that there are other themes I should choose instead of trying to push the current one beyond the max and giving myself grey hair in the process. Well…it’s all a learning experience! Thank you so much! 🙂

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