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Ah ok, you’re right, they were checked. My approach would have been different though.
I also think the split toning to warm up the highlights was too much (or unnecessary). But that’s only personal taste.
Anyway, not meant to criticize, thanks for promoting,
I have to say while the general approach to landscape processing is ok, entirely killing the highlights and opening the shadows will decrease contrast and therefore impact of the image. It doesn’t make sense to first cut highlights/shadows and later raise contrast.
My first tip would be to always have the indicator checkboxes in the top corners (left and right) of the histogram window enabled (disabled in your video) to make sure until what exact point highlights and shadows may be clipped without losing impact. Highlights and shadows are your friends when used properly. No reason to kill them.
Webmaster Tools – you can use it to measure how the site is performing. You don’t have to though. Your site will get indexed by Google anyway. Submit the URL to Google and they will eventually start crawling it. A sitemap might help pointing the crawler in the right directions.
Personally, I don’t use webmaster tools anymore. Submit your site to Google, Bing/Yahoo, DuckDuckGo and Yandex to speed up the process a little bit but sooner or later they will find you anyway. I do believe that many people hope to get more out of these tools than the time spent setting them up and monitoring them is worth.
As Robin stated, if you know the server you need to authorize it to communicate with your Mac/phone. Tap on “Details” and find the “Always trust this server” option.
Same on the Mac.Can’t you just look that up in your mysql database?
Congrats George! Way to go.
That’s theme theme related. You might want to try choosing a different page template if your theme provides it.
When editing a page, find the “Template” dropdown on the right side and see if there’s a template available that includes the sidebar.
I haven’t tested or used any of these but you might want to look into it.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/redirection/
https://www.elegantthemes.com/blog/resources/turn-around-the-7-best-redirect-plugins-for-wordpress
1. http://www.inmotionhosting.com/support/website/redirects/setting-up-a-301-permanent-redirect-via-htaccess
2. WP admin dashboard -> Appearance -> MenusSale on symzio.com just yesterday.
Very nice site and authentic photography style, Tracy. Welcome to Symbiostock!
Sold 2 images today. Same customer but 2 separate orders. Processed by credit card.
Apply a “display:none” to the CSS class. Best done in a child theme to protect the change from over writing by future theme updates.
BTW, it seems like your SSL certificate is invalid. I’m getting a warning when entering your site. And the URL gets redirected to innerstock.com. What’s up with that?
Sorry, I’ve found that you’re actually mentioning where you’re located. My bad.
Welcome, Walt!
Without diving too deep into the site I’d have to say that the very first impression with that slideshow is not very appealing. The sunset image lacks interest and the butterfly and the cat seem to be horizontally stretched. I’d suggest to use your best work that actually fits into the slider.
Also, I couldn’t find any indication of where you’re located or who you are. The lack of location makes that “Models Needed” page useless. And of course it’s building trust with potential buyers.