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We just purchased the plugin. It’s cool enough on its own for such a low price!

So we will follow up with your premium support instead of waiting for a reply here; we are fairly sure there is a simple solution but have ants in our pants.

Oops! We read “Read This Before You Post!” but missed the line about including a link. Here it is, with each example:

https://masterandfool.com/2014/07/plug-in-tests/

Thank you so much! We changed to cURL in the settings page, and everything worked fine. Nice plugin!

BINGO!

Thanks for the great plugin, and thanks for the fantastic support.

I’ll be posting a shining review shortly, after I tweak some more code.

THANK YOU!

Thanks for the quick response.

I’ve given this a shot, same result. The “New Posts/New Comments” tabs still explode, putting the comments lower on the page, and revealing a tag cloud.

Since you seem to be responding so quickly, I leave the results live for you to see. It doesn’t render the site unusable, just a little sloppy ??

Here’s what I used in the header (between the “custom.css” code and closing head tag), putting the javascript in an external file as you suggested, in the specified directory, using the file name used in the code you provided:

<?php wp_enqueue_script('jquery'); ?>
<?php wp_enqueue_script('jcarousel', get_template_directory_uri().'/js/jquery.jcarousel.pack.js',array('jquery')); ?>
<?php wp_enqueue_script('supersubs', get_template_directory_uri().'/js/supersubs.js',array('jquery')); ?>
<?php wp_enqueue_script('superfish', get_template_directory_uri().'/js/superfish.js',array('jquery')); ?>
<?php wp_enqueue_script('newspress-pagelayout', get_template_directory_uri().'/js/pagelayout.js',array('jquery','superfish','supersubs')); ?>

Sorry, I should have also mentioned that the sidebar is different on posts vs. the main page. It’s the js file that makes the New Posts/New Comments tabs function that seems to be the problem…

Hi Martin –

Nice to see you have been supporting your work so directly!

Unfortunately, I’m having the same problem; no rotation of tweets.

I’ve tried a few of the suggestions I found here; replacing the theme’s jquery call with “wp_enqueue_script” made the rotation work, but broke the theme’s layout.

Any suggestions? For now I’ve just titled the widget “Latest on Twitter”. The site is at:

https://jackedandjilted.com

DOH!

Turned out there was a directory called “2012” under the domain’s home directory, which caused the conflict with the WordPress Year/Month/Postname URL.

Did I say “DOH” yet?