aliceralph

WOOHOO! Just managed to work it out myself, even if it took bloody hours. Doesn’t add commas between taxonomies if it is listed under more than one but otherwise works a charm.

Posting it now in case this helps anybody else in the future:

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Hi guys, still really stuck on this. Any advice very welcome!! Please let me know if more info needed as maybe I’ve not explained fully?

No worries if not… thanks anyway ??

I am still having this problem but I am sure it is server related. It happens on my hosted sites, but not on my localhost (MAMP) – even with the exact same database/files. Also I can copy and paste the same text from the same document into my localhost no problem, but files on my hosted server it adds the diamonds. So frustrating!

kellio, thanks for your suggestion but unfortunately it even happens on an out-of-the-box installation of WordPress with no plugins installed/activated.

Anybody know if this could be caused by a particular server setting? I have checked and can’t see any glaring differences but it seems this can be the only potential source of a variable causing this. I have uploaded the same files to other servers/hosts and not had that problem – so surely something to do with my hosting? No idea what it could be though. Any thoughts?

Help! Anyone got a fix yet?

I am using 3.3.1 and still have same problem. Grr!

Haha ?? No worries, it was my pleasure to help.

Have a good weekend

Alice

On table#recentcomments td you could add “max-width: 160px”. This would stop the end of the comments disappearing. For example:

table#recentcomments td {
padding: 5px;
vertical-align: top;
max-width: 160px !important;
}

Looks good!

When changing columns, can’t you just apply width to the #primary and #secondary ID’s?

eg.

#secondary {
max-width: 100px; }

Is this what you mean?

Hi Andreas

In the end I just removed avatars altogether and just show “latest comments” in
<li> format. Bit of a shame but had already wasted too much time playing with plugins. Sorry I can’t be more help!

Perfect! Thanks so much, that is exactly the sort of thing I was after.

Hello again

I am about to uninstall this plugin and try a different route. Just wondering if there is anybody who has an answer to the above, one last time before I scrap the idea?

Thanks

Alice

Okay after 2 days I have just fixed this!! *high fives myself*

If anybody else ever has the same problem… it was actually the bit of code above. I changed it from above to this:

<?php
if ( has_post_thumbnail()) {
include("header-single.php");
} else {
include("header-inner.php");
}
?>

Even though this renders exactly the same on my localhost, it now works on my Dev host. I presume this is a PHP thing that meant it wasn’t being read properly for some reason.

I still have no idea how or why this happened but that was the fix. SO SATISFYING!!!

Thanks for the feedback guys!

And Jan, thank-you for the advice. That is a very good piece of advice that I had overlooked – I’m going to add that to my to-do list for next week. Thanks for heads up – could have been nasty!!

Have you definitely removed the following from the template?

<?php wp_title(); ?>

However, for SEO purposes it’s not advisable to hide the H1 title. Perhaps you could just change it to something suitable, like “get paid to take surveys!” instead of “Home”

Alternatively you could just hide it with CSS. eg:

.type-page .entry-title {
    display: none;
    float: left;
}

We also built this – not the most exciting but it is built into a non-Wordpress CMS website that we built so potentially of interest to some of you who work with other CMS systems alongside WP: https://www.campsinternational.com/projectblog/

PS. I am using Featured Content Slider plugin in my header.php file. Could that be a culprit?