guided

I am too.

I’ve disabled it. Problem solved. I’m not sure was was breaking it, but I don’t really care. I also have two tabs open, so it isn’t useful, and it would look like an eroor to logged in clients.

Thanks again.

I logged out and voila, gone. I was using an Under Construction plugin, to prevent anybody but users from viewing the site, which ís why I didn’t ever see it without the 28px margin.

How do you activate the toolbar? And can you disable it?

Thanks for the help!

The problem seems to have gone away. Must have been a caching issue, though I did try to clear my cache.

Same problem here. Are there any plans to upgrade the plugin?

There is no style declared at the body level for your site, so the meta you’re referring to (date and author) doesn’t seem to have any style values at all.

You could just add the following to style.css:

.entrymeta {
color: #ffffff
}

But I think the following would be better:

body {
color: #ffffff;
font-family: Verdana,Arial,sans-serif;
}

I’m running PHP Version 5.2.14 and I’ve read, at https://andrewkandels.com/my-top-ten-internationalization-headaches-and-how-i-fixed-them/ (point 7), that PHP 5 can trim some UTF-8 characters. Might this be the problem? It’s next to impossible for me to know, as I don’t know much about PHP, let alone the studd used to build WordPress.

If you need more details, I’ve included Chinese in my themes index.php and style.css files. Both are getting scrambled and I get stuff like ?????м??? instead. You can see the problem next to my titles on https://englishcollective.org/zh-hans/.

Fixed it. I put the theme’s index.php in the WordPress root accidentally, because of an ftp error on my server. Phew!

I’ve got the same error on englishcollective.org. Not sure if this is related, but I had just added the post_is_in_descendant_category funtion to my theme’s functions.php file. I’ve tried replacing the whole wp-include directory, but that didn’t work. I’m panicking because I don’t know what to do next. Any ideas?

Hear hear. I have both installed, and I’ve tested compatibility by creating a post and a translation, with events scheduled for the same date and time. Both events appear on the same calendar, which defeats the purpose of WPML, and on events pages the language picker is broken. Ideally, the language picker would move you between different calendars in different languages. I think this is happening because WPML creates an extra post for translations and The Events Calendar sees posts, in the right category, as events, but I have no idea how to go about correcting this.

You can see what I mean at https://englishcollective.org/category/events/?eventDisplay=month, and if you can at least point me in the right direction – I’m fairly comfortable hacking themes, but know very little php – I’ll use this site as a sandbox.

Thanks,
Iain

Esmi’s fix worked. Makes sense too. Thanks.

Any ideas anyone?

I’m having a similar problem. The plugin file is marked at inactive but the plugin itself is active. The problem occured after I tried to edit the plugin file (core.php of the Pixopint Menu plugin – but I’m not sure that’s related) while the plgin was activated. I’vce tried deleting the whole plugin and installing but nothing has changed.

I have made changes to the file but these aren’t refelcted in site reloads, so I’m guessing that WordPress has created a copy of the orginal file and is using that instead. How do I go back to using the original?

Thanks,
Iain

Thanks Alex. Changing the margin width didn’t work, but reducing the width of #blogleft by 30px (in IE) seems to have done the job. I don’t know why, and I’m sure there are neater fixes out there, but it WORKS, and that’s enough.

Anybody?