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I installed the JoomlArt template JA Wall Quickstart (latest version), and deleted the demo articles and entered 14 of my own. Everything was looking an acting pretty much the way I wanted it to.

Then, I installed Akeeba Admin Tools to protect the site, and ran the .htaccess maker. As soon as the new .htaccess file was created, I refreshed the site, and all of the articles on the front page grid became jumbled, with some articles partially on top of others. When I delete the new .htaccess file, everything returns to normal.

I'm guessing that one or two settings in the .htaccess maker is causing this problem, but I can't guess which one(s) it is. Has any of you seen this? I will begin testing each setting, until I see something change. This will take a while.

Thanks

Very good. It is comforting to see that you have seen this kind of issue before.

I was able to see that the site was unable to access several .PNG files that were stored in the /cache/jalazyload folder. Now, I just need a safe way to allow access to those .PNG files, without exposing any .PHP or other files that might become an entry point for hackers.

Thanks.

That fixed it. Thanks for the assistance.

I have posted this experience in the JA Wall forum on the Joomlart site, just in case they want to update their JA LazyLoad plug-in to stop using the cache/jalazyload/ folder for storing .png files.