which of these 2 WP themes do you like

[TheButcher]

I'm debating whetherthe infinite scroll theme on

https://www.sponsorchat.com/blog/

or a more traditional theme with 10 posts per page here is better

https://www.sponsorchat.com/blog2/

I can redo the colors on this one to match my other sites, that is not the real isue, or if you like the colors as they are.

Peace

[Wanderer]

Infinite scroll is always better.

[WhitelabelIT]

Infinite scroll is always better.

infinite scroll seams easier to get lost with. I prefer 10 post per page

[AlexO]

Infinite scroll is always better.

infinite scroll seams easier to get lost with. I prefer 10 post per page

As a poster on both I say the long scroll

[HeidiHoe]

I'm debating whetherthe infinite scroll theme on

https://www.sponsorchat.com/blog/

or a more traditional theme with 10 posts per page here is better

https://www.sponsorchat.com/blog2/

I can redo the colors on this one to match my other sites, that is not the real isue, or if you like the colors as they are.

Peace

On /blog/ the theme has an oops breaking ssl here:
<link rel='stylesheet' id='google_fonts-css' href='http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Lobster' type='text/css' media='all' />
I'm using the same theme on a site, edit your theme function file and add the "s" to fix it.

I like /blog/ but if you go with /blog2/ I would use excerpts on archive pages instead of full text.

[TheButcher]

I appreciate your help HeidiHoe , I added the "s" is that working for you , because it is not for me. I could be cached.

Peace

[chilli.domains]

2 points here , first you have content linked from other sites so the https will not work on the blog plus the trend now is for 'pinterest style' so the scroll effect is more popular, your blogs do what you want.

[HeidiHoe]

2 points here , first you have content linked from other sites so the https will not work on the blog plus the trend now is for 'pinterest style' so the scroll effect is more popular, your blogs do what you want.

What he said. You've fixed the oops in the theme but as long as you serve hot-linked images over http you'll have mixed content thus breaking encryption.

[bestfreeporn]

Blog theme works the blog2 theme sucks

[JamesNet]

Look at Pinterest and it should be real obvious and simple to decide.

[bill]

as long as you serve hot-linked images over http you'll have mixed content thus breaking encryption.

from what i've seen, http works so far form images

this is link for http image

http://www.lolpix.com/pictures/2018_7/I_Need_This.jpg

the http image can be seen in the SC blog here:

https://www.sponsorchat.com/blog2/2018/ ... -the-kids/

so a http image is on a https blog, but it doesn't seem to matter because it is still showing

but then, i am not an expert and don't know what i'm talking about, just babbling on

[HeidiHoe]

as long as you serve hot-linked images over http you'll have mixed content thus breaking encryption.

from what i've seen, http works so far form images

this is link for http image

http://www.lolpix.com/pictures/2018_7/I_Need_This.jpg

the http image can be seen in the SC blog here:

https://www.sponsorchat.com/blog2/2018/ ... -the-kids/

so a http image is on a https blog, but it doesn't seem to matter because it is still showing

but then, i am not an expert and don't know what i'm talking about, just babbling on

on the blog... look at the address bar... where is your lock? click the info icon you'll see instead of the lock (which is missing) and you'll see why it matters.

[TheButcher]

Thank you everyone who chimed in especially HeidiHoe, I got the hint, just changed it back,


Peace

[bill]

"on the blog... look at the address bar... where is your lock? click the info icon you'll see instead of the lock (which is missing) and you'll see why it matters."

i have absolutely no idea what this means

my computer is ancient, with vista, and my google is just as old (it can't be updated on my antique computer) so i have absolutely no idea what an "info icon" is or a "lock" is -- but i'm still learning and thank you for being helpful

[HeidiHoe]

"on the blog... look at the address bar... where is your lock? click the info icon you'll see instead of the lock (which is missing) and you'll see why it matters."

i have absolutely no idea what this means

my computer is ancient, with vista, and my google is just as old (it can't be updated on my antique computer) so i have absolutely no idea what an "info icon" is or a "lock" is -- but i'm still learning and thank you for being helpful

info icon: Gives the surfer a warning that site is NOT fully secure and attackers might be able to see the images on the site you're looking at and trick you by modifying them.

lock icon: Connection secure. Your info (example password, credit card numbers) is private when sent to this site.

Even if there's no login info required for the site it's better to not use mixed content and maintain a secure connection for the love of google