DanOfTheDay

Same for me, on multiple browsers. The icons do not show up – their background is as you posted, “../post-flair/” etc., which is not a valid path. Looks like someone messed up the url.

I am turning off Jetpack comments until this is fixed or resolved.

It is being maintained. I sent an email to the author about some issues I was having and a few days later he replied asking me to submit a formal bug report using the tool built into the plugin.

However, I have decided not to use this plugin for the time being. Don’t get me wrong – it has a ton of features, and includes tools that I haven’t seen in any other plugin. But I haven’t even been able to get it up and running fully, despite following the installation instructions to a T. I’ve found others reporting the same problems I’m having, and there is no resolution anywhere. What’s more, this plugin seems overly buggy based on the shear volume and variety of issue people are having.

I messed with this off and on for a few days trying to use it, and I’m calling it quits and going back to the simpler, robust QuickCache plugin that I have been using. I may come try W3 again after the next release.

Something like this should take care of it in PHPMyAdmin. Go to the SQL tab for wp_posts and run the following command*:

UPDATE wp_posts SET ping_status = replace(ping_status, 'open', 'closed') WHERE post_type = 'attachment';

Or if you want to turn of pings/trackbacks for all posts, remove the WHERE statement at the end:

UPDATE wp_posts SET ping_status = replace(ping_status, 'open', 'closed');

*DISCLAIMER: Use at your own risk. Mucking around in PHPMyAdmin is an easy way to screw things up. It is advised that users test out changes on a non-production installation of WordPress (a test site) before using them on a live site. If you break something due to a typo in my command or negligence on your own part, don’t come crying expecting sympathy.

YES. This definitely happened to me too, and I just noticed it today. And I prefer to not have the static text before “tag” or “category,” but I don’t see any easy way to change it, so I suppose I will just have to add a redirect rule as well.

Please, please don’t change our permalink structure willy-nilly.

@alseymour – Actually, it is fairly live. The current day’s stats are not shown by default, but you can change the time window to view them. I have found data shows up within at least one hour, if not sooner.

Might be a good time to consider an additional stats solution. Personally, I use Google Analytics as well as WordPress Stats.