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Thank you, my dear!

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Never mind; I figured it out.

HAPPY HOLIDAYS!

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A big THANK YOU for your hard work solving this problem and for making a solution available so quickly! Much appreciated!

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Never mind; it was due to a setting in my comment spam plugin.

Thank you!

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Ah, I see. Thank you very much for your help, Kyle! It is very much improved!

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OK, so now that the comment width is improved, which I greatly appreciate, is it possible to improve them even more? I would love to make the whole comment container wider, since there’s so much unused space on the page. I tend to have discussions going on, and it would be nice to not have the comments be so cramped-feeling when there’s all that space available!

Thank you.

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What an improvement! THANK YOU so much, and my readers thank you as well! 🙂

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Hi,

I found the problem — there was an open ‘strong’ tag in one of the comments. When I came back to update this thread, the connection timed out.

Thank you for your help, and your quick response! Much appreciated!

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Wow, Rui, THANK YOU!!!!!! 🙂

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This may be a clue to the problem ~

I have noticed there is ONE page that has a sidebar in the correct position:

HEALING IN THE AFTERMATH

Also, when I’m signed in, the sidebars all look fine.

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Sorry, please disregard this and see my new help topic post.

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I was able to find the solution to the problem of images not showing in emails of posts to subscribers. In case anyone else is having a similar problem:

Go to wordpress Settings> Reading> and next to “For each article in a feed, show,” choose ‘full text.’

If you don’t really want to send the full text, simply add the ‘read more’ code within your post.

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I thought it might be the theme, since I haven’t had this problem prior to using Dante. I will ask in the forums of wordpress.org in that case.

Thanks, Kyle, for your help.