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samboll, thank you so much! Worked!

I actually figured out the author tag myself, but I was still bumbling around in templates trying to fix the comment box thing.

Again, THANK YOU!!! ??

I just checked and that domain seems to be a plug for a hosting service.

Domain Name: WP-TEMPLATEPATH.COM
Registrar: MELBOURNE IT, LTD. D/B/A INTERNET NAMES WORLDWIDE
Whois Server: whois.melbourneit dot com

Name Server: NS.INMOTIONHOSTING.COM
Name Server: NS2.INMOTIONHOSTING.COM

Or sending the feed to them? Either way, suspicious yes?

I know this is an old topic but I’d really like to know if

//GsL98DGtpo0W

is a valid piece of WP theme code when inside one’s functions.php template? It appears right above this link, in the same file, and this link seems odd to me, but I don’t know anything about this stuff:

https://wp-templatepath.com/wp-rss2.php

Can some coding expert here please help? I tried searching the web for 15 minutes and only found THIS thread.

Thanks!

Yeah I could do that. Just thought there might be a more graceful (code) way to handle it (display:none;).

Update: I did that (changed image to all white leaving borders and shading, etc.) and it’s better (not showing the blob on EVERY rotation) but I still see it once in a while, which means it’s getting the color from somewhere else, I think, too.

Update to the update: Found a place where the Kubrick default blue was still in place: Appearance — Custom Header — Advanced —
Changed default colors (“upper” color and “lower” color) to #ffffff. All better now. Leaving this here in case anyone else comes along someday wondering WTH to try.

rareborealis:

Thanks for posting that. I’ve got the plugin working fine except when I refresh to show a new random header I see the default Kubrick BLUE BLOB for a second or two as the image changing/rotates. I know it’s the default theme but I’ve been unable to figure out where to code so as to make that blue blob stop “dripping” on the page between image changes.

I’ve tried putting display:none in various parts of the Kubrick CSS file AND in the header.php file(commenting things out, etc.) and nothing prevents the blue blob from showing in-between refreshes, albeit briefly. It’s driving me nuts. I’ve also tried putting in #fff (white) and nothing will stop the blue blob!

Ideas? Anyone? Probably something simple but I just can’t seem to figure it out.

Thanks for any help!

I have the same issue. I’ve used the plug-in a while and it’s great BUT the punctuation characters (they ARE in the font set) will not render/display. You used to see a square block in place of the unrenderable character, but now it’s just white space. I guess that’s an improvement?

Anyway, if you go to the author’s site there is changelog info about making changes to the plugin so it “degrades gracefully” when a character is not present, etc. I don’t think anyone has ever really fixed it so these punctuation marks will display. Sure be great if some genius code person would figure it out! ??

Or, if anyone uses this plugin and knows how to workaround the issue, love to hear it here. Thanks!