donkeyrock

Thanks, Damian, I’ll do that.

Thanks, David.

It was after deselecting the email icon. My client doesn’t want or need the RSS or email components to be active.

I don’t understand why unselecting the email icon means you may not get a nice review, so you insert a popup. The logic escapes me.

socialdude,

I’ll have to work with it for a while to see , but if there’s a way to delay asking for a rating by a couple days, that would be good.

It’s good enough to not be tossed out 5 minutes after installing it, which happened to 3 other sharing plugins I tried, so it’s got that going for it, which is nice.

I was just dealing with this myself. In the Admin area, go to Appearance > Theme Options > Sidebar Settings and you can turn the sidebar ad settings on and off.

As for changing it, the widget might show up after changing the options there because I didn’t see it as a widget field at first, only saw 125×125 Ads widget field, but then it showed up later (300×250 Ads).

Thanks for following up, Ahmed.

I’m not getting any warning messages or errors after installing CSS & JavaScript Toolbox on two sites running Ultimate TinyMCE, so the problem might be resolved.

I haven’t used the plugin since I first tried it because it didn’t work.

Whichever version was current at the time of my initial post.

Thanks, Ahmed.

I’m running WordPress in English.

Yup, I had this conflict, too. Would love to see it fixed.

No problem, Oliver, I was in hospital anyway.

When I uncheck “Show categories after each post?” the error goes away.

If you have a fix, that’d be great. If not, I suppose we can mark this as resolved, since the error message doesn’t show.

Thanks!

Great, thanks!

I set up posts with images at around midnight each night. The images are updated from a flickr photoset I set up for that day, and are uploaded automatically from my computer when I add images to a certain folder.

So every night a bit after midnight I set up a new post for the day’s images, and make it sticky. Of course I’m going to be doing the same thing the next night, so I want it to unstick at midnight so the next sticky post can be put up. I’d set the unstick day to the next day (let’s say I’m setting up a post and it’s July 1 at 12:13am, I’d then set up the post, make it sticky, click OK, and set the unstick time to July 2 at 00:00, then publish/update the post).

Sometimes I’d check my blog to see if things were going well, and I’d notice that my sticky images post wasn’t at the top of the blog anymore. I’d edit the post and check to see what’s going on, and the post was now not sticky and the unstick time was unset.

Now if I do this manually, without the plugin installed, my posts stay sticky and I have to manually unstick them when I set up the new images post for the day.

If you need other info, let me know. I hope you can fix it.