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[James Amedeo]

Hello,

Every time I try to edit my gallery page I receive the attached message. This happens every time I try to publish a post or page. Any idea why?

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[Bill Robbins]

Hello James,

Sorry for the trouble there. It looks like the site may be having some trouble with what WordPress calls Permalinks. Here’s what I suggest to take care of it.

1. Go to the Settings section in your WordPress control panel and select Permalinks.
2. Scroll to the bottom and click save. You don’t have to change anything, but by clicking save, it will clear out the permalink cache. That often fixes these issues.
3. Check your site again. Hopefully the pages will work properly.
4. If that doesn’t do the trick, go back to the Permalink settings and select the default option. Then save your settings again. Check and see if your pages come up.
5. If they come up, try choosing one of the pre-made permalink options like “post name” and save your changes. Once the screen refreshes, look and make sure no error messages appear. Sometimes WordPress isn’t able to write to a file on web servers that makes these permalinks works. If that’s the case, there should be an error message about it on that screen.

If you run into trouble, let me know.

Thanks,
Bill

[James Amedeo]

Thank you, it worked!

I added a Hero Gallery to that page. How do I change the page content on the gallery page? It’s identical to the home page?

http://venierosnewyork.com/gallery/

Thank you in advance,

James

[Bill Robbins]

Glad to hear that worked James.

For your gallery page, is it set to use the home page template? If it is, then it will duplicate the home page’s content. You’ll want to select a different template.

Let me know if you have trouble.

[James Amedeo]

Thanks Bill,

Is there a way to remove the title and the line from this page?

http://venierosnewyork.com/gallery/

Thanks,

James

[Bill Robbins]

Good Morning James,

If you’d like to hide the tilt on that page only, add this snippet to the Custom CSS box that’s in the Advanced tab of your theme options page:

.page-id-51 h1.page-title {
	display: none;
}

If you need to hide those everywhere, you’d use this instead:

h1.page-title {
	display: none;
}

Have a great day,
Bill

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