Hi folks, We've been working on some of the photo issues and here are some updates. You should be able to now upload from all mobile devices. If you are having difficulties -- such as the 'upload' button being grayed out, please contact us directly. The issue with sideways photos seems to be with mobile devices only and we're still working on that fix. If you are taking a photo from your mobile device and you are taking the photo vertically, if you rotate it before you upload it to the forum, it should appear in the correct orientation AFTER it is submitted. I know this can be confusing, but we are working on it. As far as the issue with the img src html, this seems to be somewhat random for me. I've not been able to replicate it, so I'm not sure what's going on. If you are having this issue, can you email me directly?

Any comments on inspection from the OP? Not anything I can say from personal experience... yet. This project is the first change to the electrical since we moved into the house, so no one but the purchase home inspector has looked at it and told me anything. While he was not an AHJ, he didn't say anything about it. But I'm not sure that's worth much. I'm assuming it did pass an AHJ inspection when the house was built, or if the previous owner(s) had any work done. (The house was built in the mid-80's and we moved in about 8 years ago.) We all know what assumptions are worth. Will update when we do get an AHJ inspection.

Yes, I use Safari, Terilyn. Imstill.....I might be using just the Safari browser. It takes me to "Frequently Visited" and I go to Houzz that way. Maybe that's the problem, but I've never had it before. Could be something to do with the latest Apple update. OK--I got the Houzz ap, but when using it, it takes me to their page showing gardens, etc. What's the quickest way to get to forums?

Clearing cookies might have helped but I would have bet against it. Clearing history won't help. (History is just a list of visited sites) Clearing cache might help. Cache is code stored on your machine to speed up browsing. If a page of code hasn't changed, your browser uses the copy stored on your machine instead of wasting time and bandwidth downloading the same code again. A problem can come about if a page of code has been changed (by Houzz Tech) but your browser doesn't catch the change. When that happens your browser will render a mix of old and new code. A conflict may (or may not) occur. In that case, clearing cache might help by forcing your browser to download and render the most recent versions of code. I'm not a tech though, mostly I'm just guessing.