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Yup! I have it too.
Thanks. Unfortunate, but hacked it out on my own. Look forward to the update.
I have the premium version of the plugin, if that makes any difference…
I’ve kind of figured it out.
It’s not a problem with your plugin really, rather the theme’s twitter widget (which I have at the very end of my footer) is using an Oauth.php that isn’t up to date or something, so it’s causing an error, and preventing the rest of the page from loading.
The only thing on the “rest of the page” is the wp_footer trigger, so that’s why none of those scripts are showing up.
Thank you ??
Unfortunately not. It does not happen inside the site admin, just when the site loads up.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Scripts appearing at top of RSS feedsActually, confirmed. The problem was tweet old post. Will look into it further!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Scripts appearing at top of RSS feedsDeleted plugin: tweet old post because its latest update seems to be having issues unrelated to this problem (could well have been though).
Then deactivated all plugins, and reactivated them in one go. Fixed the problem.
Guess we’ll never know…
Thank you!
Forum: Hacks
In reply to: PHP author list with conditional social iconsVery interesting. I was playing around, and using
if (!empty($user->LinkedIn)) echo
instead seems to be having the desired effect.
Using isset didn’t work, neither did
if ($user->LinkedIn!="")
.Thank you for your help.
Forum: Hacks
In reply to: PHP author list with conditional social iconsThanks for helping me!
This looks good; I’m now using the $user instead of all that other junk, and it works well as far as that is concerned.
I’m not familiar with array_key_exists (got lost when you started talking about magic), so maybe I didn’t enter it correctly, but the if statement doesn’t appear to result in echoing the code I’ve got. Even if something has been entered into LinkedIn, or the others, nothing shows. Removing the if (array_key_exists… obviously results in either an unlinked image or a linked image, depending on if there was a url entered in the custom field on the author profile page.
echo '<ul>'; foreach($authors as $author) { $user = get_userdata($author['ID']); $avatar = get_avatar($author['ID'], $avatar_size); $author_profile_url = get_author_posts_url($author['ID']); echo '<div class="contributor"> <div class="contributor-avatar"> <a href="', $author_profile_url, '">', $avatar , '</a> <div class="contributor-social">'; if (array_key_exists('LinkedIn', $user->data)) echo '<a href="https://' , $user->LinkedIn , '"target="blank"> <img src="https://mysite.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/linkedin.png" alt="Linked In"> </a>'; if (array_key_exists('twitter', $user->data)) echo '<a href="https://' , $user->twitter , '"target="blank"> <img src="https://mysite.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/twitter.png" alt="Twitter"> </a>'; if (array_key_exists('googleplus', $user->data)) echo '<a href="https://' , $user->googleplus , '"target="blank"> <img src="https://mysite.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/googleplus.png" alt="Google+"> </a>'; echo '</div> </div> <div class="contributor-info"> <a href="' , $author_profile_url ,'"><h1>' , $user->display_name , '</h1> </a> <h3> ' , $user->Position , '</h3>' , $user->description , '</br> <a href="' .$author_profile_url. '"></br>Posts by ' , $user->display_name , ' </a> </p> </div> </div>'
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Yup, it's another "sidebar at bottom of page" thread.Oh. Lol. Thanks for the help, I’ll keep fiddling
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Yup, it's another "sidebar at bottom of page" thread.@krishna, that was the page that worked.
Thanks so much for that Peter! Just my luck that I’d be forced to figure out CSS by troubleshooting a complex issue. I don’t quite get where the “2 grids” comes from though, what are the two grids? All I see is “small-12 large-9” “small-12 large-3”, which i thought was the syntax for just one grid system. If you could point out what I should be looking for in some other stylesheets or something, that might be a step forward.
One quick question – with the “fluke” in mind, would it be possible to limit the width of the page’s content to the left of the sidebar so that the “fluke” is reproduced everytime? I’m not too worried about future functionality at this point. Thanks again for the feedback, if worst comes to worst I’ll bring that awesome insight with me to a paid gig.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Yup, it's another "sidebar at bottom of page" thread.That’s fine. Thanks for all the tries
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Yup, it's another "sidebar at bottom of page" thread.Bumpin again, if I get no biters I think I’ll start a new thread ??
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Yup, it's another "sidebar at bottom of page" thread.Actually, hold on… how do I do that? From the page template?: https://pastebin.com/HfU17ADR
It looks like the sidebar has it’s own content section? Thanks…
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Yup, it's another "sidebar at bottom of page" thread.Actually, I spent a good deal of time comparing the Category/Page/Post structures in Firebug yesterday! Despite all of their sidebars looking slightly different, I couldn’t find any significant differences… and went over it with a fine-toothed comb. Though I was quite tired at the time, lol. I’ll move the sidebar into the content section and see what happens