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May 21, 2015 at 4:04 pm in reply to: WORKAROUND for HTTP Error When Uploading Images to Enfold #447786
Hi again,
your suggestion would lower my available memory and limits, so no, I have not tried it.
AddType x-mapp-php5 .php in .htaccess destroys my website.It doesn’t matter, I won’t be sending you my login information since I don’t believe you can do anything about this. It’s a problem that I had on 2 different hosting providers, and multiple websites and versions of enfold. I’ll use it as is, changing theme when uploading images, and that’s it.
Martin
May 19, 2015 at 5:14 pm in reply to: WORKAROUND for HTTP Error When Uploading Images to Enfold #446574Hi all,
well it may be a server problem, but it only happens with enfold. I have a couple of websites now with enfold and I have to upload each image 10 times before getting it up without error. And as jeff suggested, switching to other theme doesn’t produce this error.
My stats:
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PHP Version: 5.4.40
MySQL Version: 5.6.23
Web Server Info: ApacheWordPress Memory Limit: 128MB
PHP Safe Mode: No
PHP Memory Limit: 128M
PHP Upload Max Size: 150M
PHP Post Max Size: 100M
PHP Upload Max Filesize: 150M
PHP Time Limit: 30
PHP Max Input Vars: 1000
PHP Arg Separator: &
PHP Allow URL File Open: Yes
WP_DEBUG: DisabledHere’s a quick tip for putting a hyperlink on your color section, if you want background image to be hyperlink.
Simply add code block to your color section and add something like this:
<a style="width:1195px; height:110px; display:block;" href="https://www.youtube.com/" target="_blank" title="Our Youtube channel. Click to visit"></a>
If you hyperlink is a bit to the right, that’s because color section has a padding of 50 (at lease in my case). In that case add custom ID to color section as suggested above, and this in your quick css:
#my_custom_id .container {padding:0!important;}
Good luck,
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