Derek

I’ve tried changing my Gravatar also and Publicize still pushes out my old one. I’ve even tried removing the action “jetpack_og_tags” and commenting out the gravatar/blavatar functions from the code. Is there someplace I can comment out a function to stop this? Otherwise, I’m going to have to disable Publicize.

When I paste the link directly into Facebook, it pulls my correct image link that I have set with Open Graph tags. Why would this be different if I commented out the functions?

Thanks for your reply!

Ah, after I read that, I decided to check the .htaccess file. We had double checked the VHOST info and all seemed to be right there, but we hadn’t checked the .htaccess file.

I found some code that I had used to try to prevent spam. After removing this code, the comments work again. (Yay!) I’m guessing the latest updates changed a few things and the code below was not updated for 3.1 or the domain mapping version 0.5.4, or it hasn’t worked at all since I added the code and no one told me.

# attempt to stop comment spam from non-referrer requests
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_METHOD} POST
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} .wp-comments-post\.php*
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !.*nccumc.net.* [OR]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} ^$
RewriteRule (.*) ^https://%{REMOTE_ADDR}/$ [R=301,L]

Thank you both so much for your help! Sorry for the wild goose chase.

How/why is the IP address being populated into the URL like that? Is that in the plugin file, or the sunrise file?

I have no idea why this has happened for the mapped domains. It used to work fine before.

Thanks for any help!

Actually, scratch that part about it not having the mapped domain on the users domain mapping page. I had the wrong site up. The rest still applies though.

Ok. I checked there and things look fine for some sites and for the example above, no domains show on the users mapping page even though I mapped them through Network Admin.

I actually turn the user domain page option off for our users and do the mapping manually.

It also happens on every mapped domain even though some are showing as mapped and others are not.

Any other thoughts? Thanks!

Hmm, ok. I thought there was only one place it could go. On the Network Admin -> Settings -> Domain Mapping under Server IP Address, right?

Is there another place I should look?

I’m pretty sure commenting worked before. Also, I know it works on a separate, personal site, and I thought I had the same set up.

Thanks for your help.

I would love to see:

• Media improvements:

1. I know you can easily add a Categories option (as a text field), but maybe a way to add categories/tags meta boxes when editing media that are not associated with post categories/tags. So you can easily display them in a theme.
2. Only upload one size for images (whatever size the file is), unless specified sizes are made in the Media settings.

• Search: relevant search & highlighted terms would be awesome! Especially if the search could be turned on to search site-wide for multi-site installs.
• User management: export data to csv, create different types of user roles from within the admin (not by plugin), ability to upload to gravatar within profile.
• Codex: the Codex is a great resource, but sometimes it lacks examples or exactly how certain functions really work. It would be nice if there were concrete examples for each function in WP. There is so much to learn!

Thanks to all who make WordPress so awesome!

Thank you so much! I have been searching for days on why my categories weren’t showing up.

Works great now!

Haha, nice!

Any other known issues? Or, troubles you had upgrading?

I just upgraded and had a couple of funny things happen.

Awesome, I couldn’t find it before. Thanks!

So is there a way to fix that issue?

I have the latest version of the domain mapping plugin according to the plugin download page. (0.5.1)

Great!

Instead of using

“https://yourlink.com/privacy”

(or whatever) as your link, you can link using

“/privacy/”

and WordPress will add the rest! Make sure you have the “/” before the page name. That is how WordPress knows to make it an absolute link. It helps if you ever change domains, or from a testing environment to a live site.

You should be able to swap the normal link/visited values with the hover color values. From the link above to W3Schools, you should see this:

a:link {color:#FF0000}      /* unvisited link */
a:visited {color:#00FF00}  /* visited link */
a:hover {color:#FF00FF}  /* mouse over link */
a:active {color:#0000FF}  /* selected link */

Make sure you have each of them defined with the color values you wish to have. It seems like what you want would be #000000 for your hover state, and the orange for your link and visited states.

Is there any other class associated with the h2 element? Do you have a link to your site?

If you edit the footer.php file in your theme folder, you should be able to add the links. Are the links going to be to pages created in WordPress?

One other thing I just thought about. You may want to view the source code of the page to see if the post title is a h1, h2, etc. It also may have another class or id associated with it. Your stylesheet may define it differently than just a generic a:hover.