Chuckie

@fierevere Thank you for your help, it turned out that the SSL cert was installed incorrectly.

I’ve removed and reinstalled the JetPack plugin and I’m still encountering the above issue.

I ran an SSL test. Here are the results:

https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=chucksregard.com&s=63.250.43.1&hideResults=on&latest

I don’t know how to read this, it appears my cert doesn’t support DNS CAA. Is this a correct reading?

It also appears that Jetpack.com has the same issue: https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=jetpack.com&s=192.0.78.24&hideResults=on&latest

Thanks,

Chuck

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by Chuckie.

Yes, I’m still having issues.

Maybe I should give it a few days for this issue to be fixed…

–Chuck

Was there any resolution with this issue? I am encountering the same issue.

>Wouldn’t be easier NOT to have this h2 in the code since >nobody really wants it???

I agree, why is the h2 tag only in the Links section? Are links more important than Categories, and Archives? It’s annoying to hunt down and rip out the h2 code every time I upgrade.

If the h2 tag is going to be in the link header then use it with the other headers (Categories, and Archives). Have a litte consistency.

I might have found a solution: https://www.simmonsconsulting.com/wordpress/?p=160.

I’m having the same problem… I can not login. After entering the correct username and pw and hitting submit the page refreshes.

After reading the above posts I check the cookie information. The admin cookie is not being set.

I recently physically moved the files of one blog (running 1.5gamma) and changed ita€?s domain name.

Then I downloaded a€?strayhorna€?, installing it and using the previous domain of the other blog.

I can not login (admin) to either blog with any browser.

I went into the DB and discovered on the new install that the (table wp_options) field a€?homea€? was blank. On the old blog this field is has the same value as the a€?SiteUrla€? field.

The physical location of my files area€?

Old Blog: websites/chuckknows/
New Blog: websites/cconway/

Anyone have any suggestions?

Check it out.
https://wbloggar.com/download/

It looks like your “powered by WordPress” Div is a little too wide.

LL: I might be missing something, but I could not find the “Vanilla narchives.php.” I did find something from February — I’m not sure if thats what you were talking about. I was hopeing you had something like the regular narchives.php except that it would list categories instead of months.
In the current narchives.php file I had a problem where the photos of different months would “stack” on each other. I fixed the problem and addressed some issues I spoke of in an earlier post.
To see my Gallery: https://photos.cconway.com/narchives.php
To download the fixes: https://photos.cconway.com/narchives.zip
Directions: Unzip all the files into the root directory of the photo blog.

I know this is petty but on line 8 of narchive.php the character-set was empty. It turns out for some reason in the Alpha of WordPress 1.2 the Char-set was not set? Anyways once I put a char-set in it worked fine.
There are a couple semantic errors in your narchives.php. The h3 tag should not have
or strong tags in it. There are no reasons. If the
tags are needed they should be applied before or after, the same effect is achieved.
It appears to me that the strong tag is used in the <h3> tags to give them the bold effect. This should be done with stylesheets:
h3
{
font-weight:bold;
}
I’m having a problem with each month returning below the next month on the narchives.php page. I believe the problem can be solved by putting a container around each photo group and then setting the witdh to 100%. However I have to be some where soon and can’t look at it.
You can checkout what I have done so far at: https://photos.cconway.com/narchives.php
Thanks for posting this great hack and letting us test it. I have been looking for something like this for a long time.
Chuck

I believe what you are refering to is Admin > Options > Base Settings > siteurl .. in my case I can’t change that because I am on a shared host.
Thanks for trying,
Chuck

I’m sure I don’t need to remind people of this — but adding proprietary markup tags into your posts might look great now but could be a design headache in the future.
I have to reformat 50 posts because I added proprietary mark-up specific to my prior design. I can’t tell you how much a pain it is reformatting the posts making mark-up non- proprietary semantic mark-up…
Lesson Learned:
Don’t add any presentational mark-up into the post it self.
Just my 2 cents,
Chuck

Here is the link to my site:
https://www.cqubed.org/phpinfo.php
It says it’s version 4.3.3
I am using WordPress 0 .72 gold.

I actaully noticed the same thing.