Runtheball

My mistake. I just realized I failed to wrap wp_footer() within php tags.

That works!

Thanks for the amazing support!!!

Please clarify: are you saying that using jquery to replace radio buttons will not work with your plugin? Or are you saying that this is not a supported feature and you can’t provide guidance with this task?

Maybe I should clarify…
Currently, the lightbox only shows when an image within the gallery page is clicked. What I need is this…
When the image on the homepage is clicked it should open the gallery page, with the gallery page’s version of that same image opened in a lightbox.

For that, I assume I have to pass the image ID (or post ID as the homepage gallery images are tied to posts) through the link, and then the gallery page needs to somehow grab that ID from the link to ‘lightbox’ that image. I don’t know how to pass that id in a link, or make the gallery page make use of that id.

I hope that’ s a little clearer.

It was a matter of the site page templates interfering with the display of the polls. It had nothing to do with the YOP plugin.
Everythings good now.
Thanks

[yop_poll_archive] is listed on the poll archive page.

The site has heavily modified page templates that must have been interfering. I’ve pulled in a new clean page template from a separate WP install, named it “Poll Page Template” and am using that instead. Now I can see the poll.

Chrome browser. WP 3.5.1.
There is literally nothing below the page’s header except a dark grey background color on the body element.

I’ve tried using a couple different YOP templates. Clearly this is some issue with my site, not the plugin, but I have no idea what might prevent the poll from appearing at all.

While your solution didn’t fix the problem, it did point me in the right direction. I’m making progress and have the menu button functioning above 617px viewport now. It isn’t quite right, but I know I can make it right at this point…just a matter of CSS.

I don’t understand how 2012 makes the dropdown work and look right under 617px but above 617px I have to re-style it.

In any case, you assistance has allowed me to progress. Thank you!

Once again, I appreciate your efforts to help. But once again I tried this and it had no effect.

I can’t help thinking that twenty twelve would handle this by default in the base styles, and that I must have done something in my own media queries that is preventing it from working properly. And as it works properly below 617px viewport, then the error I made must be in the min-width 600px MQ. I just don’t see it.

Thanks, but that didn’t seem to have any effect. The menu button still isn’t functioning above 617px viewport width.

Anyone?

I appreciate your response, but I already have that code in my wp-config and htaccess files.

Kind of a late reply, but I was Googling this exact error and found the solution. Maybe this will help someone else….

The solution was to check the line before what is mentioned in the error message (in your case, line 168) for errors. In my case, though I had the exact same error message referring to a missing “)”, all I needed was to add a comma at the end of the previous line. No “)” needed at all.

Weird, but true.

My problem was the folder name for my child theme. I had it as twentytwelve child but removed the space and changed it to twentytwelvechild and the style.css worked.

Confirmed. I had exactly the same problem, and removing the space in the child theme name solved it.

Still struggling with this. Googling similar issues and re-reading the Multisite_Network_Administration codex page I’ve discovered that I do not have the following bit of code in my httpd file…

<VirtualHost *:80>
DocumentRoot /var/www/vhosts/wordpress
<Directory /var/www/vhosts/wordpress>
AllowOverride Fileinfo Options
</Directory>

Problem is that I do not understand this code at all. the other virtual host entries that I’ve added have a </VirtualHost> at the end of them, bu the above doesn’t. Is it incomplete? Am I supposed to put something in here to customize this for my setup? Of course I’d need to correct the documentRoot to point to my installation location, but other than that what do I need to do with this code, and what does the code actually mean?