If the site works with the standard WordPress theme it would suggest an incompatibility with Stallion.

If you are currently locked out of the sites admin screen you’ll need to delete Stallion using FTP or your hosts control panel. Go to /wp-content/themes/ and delete the /stallion-seo-theme/ folder. When an active theme is deleted this way WordPress reverts the site back to the default theme which will give you access to the WordPress Dashboard.

There’s a lot of code snippets and plugins added to Stallion and it can cause issues with other plugins that are running. On this site I used to run a plugin that would randomly ‘crash’ the site (white screen) so had to stop using it.

First step is check your error logs or turn on error reporting in your wp_config.php file or run a plugin like http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/log-deprecated-notices/ that might store the errors before the error takes the site down.

If you can get the error messages we might be able to track down the cause.

David

Any ideas?

It’s a known issue with Google Chrome, view my Article RSS Feed will look like HTML in Google Chrome and load with clickable links etc… in Firefox and Internet Explorer.

If you want Google Chrome to show the feeds like Firefox etc…. does you can install a Google Chrome RSS Feed Add On for example “RSS Subscription Extension (by Google)” which is free from the Google Chrome Web Store. Adding a Google Chrome Add On will only change what is seen for you, your visitors running Google Chrome will still see the HTML like output.

David

I placed the Stallion RSS Feed widget and when i click on RSS feed or comment it just appears like a html code, not just simple text.

Hope you check my site for sure and give me why it is like that.

Thank you

On the Appearance >> Widgets page drag and drop the Stallion Single Post widget to a widget area.

This widget will only load on posts and pages you’ve added content on the edit screen.

From the sounds of things you missed stage one, so none of your posts/pages have content for that widget, so it didn’t load anything.

The Stallion Single Post widget is a quick way to add a single custom widget to a post/page, there are other ways to achieve similar results. Every widget can be shown/hidden on various parts of a site. When you view the home page of this site you’ll see some text widgets with information describing how I built the widget, those text widgets only load on the home page.

To have this Stallion feature under Stallion Layout Options set Widget Display ON

Under all multi-widgets (not available under the older single widgets) you’ll have more options to hide/show the widget. Only problem with this feature is if you had a 50 page site and wanted for example a different Stallion Custom Ad on all 50 pages you would have to add 50 versions of the Stallion Custom Ad widget which would be a nightmare to maintain. That’s why we have the Stallion Single Post Widget, a single widget controls all the posts/pages and we add the content on the page/post edit screen.

The Widget Display feature is more for showing/hiding content on a single or small number of category or disabling a widget on a set of posts rather than trying to manage widgets on a post by post basis.

Stallion is much more versatile than your average WordPress theme widget wise.

David

Now I saw the Stallion Single Post Widget and I also tried to do and put it on the side bar but I could not see any change display. How can i do it?

Thank you

I edited it the file and now the sales page shows up as I wanted it.

Thanks/Héctor

Stallion Colour Options : Stallion Favicons ON

New Stallion Favicons Options page will be available where you can select from the built in favicons or upload your own.

David

I always see every website has its icon on the menu like you can see your website has also a horse icon. And I don’t know how can I put it.

Please help,

Thank