joeycaglewebdesign

You mentioned it would be corrected in the next version that week, but that was 2 and a half months ago. The last update was 11 months ago. Did you not get around to updating for some reason?

And deleting the trunk folder got it to seemingly work for me. It seemed to be a copy of everything of the plugin’s root, and since there was another header there, it was messing things up.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by joeycaglewebdesign.

BTW from my tests, when I had it happen in iOS (I was testing it in a virtual machine on Sauce Labs), refreshing the GoDaddy cache didn’t change anything. As I mentioned for me there, it was random. Restarting the VM sometimes caused it to load correctly. Other times it would load as shown in the picture.

It’s caching done by GoDaddy. There doesn’t appear to be any way to just disable it. I do know there’s a way we can bypass the cache, but that kind of defeats the point of the site cache in the first place.

But just to be clear, it’s the browser cache itself we’re talking about clearing, which fixes the problem. We haven’t had to clear the site cache itself, just Safari’s cache.

Never mind. I looked and saw I hadn’t set my permalink structure yet. Once I used /%category%/%postname%/ it worked.

I’m having the same problem as well.

Unfortunately it doesn’t look like you guys are doing much about it, though, as streamcities posted about this 6 months ago and we don’t have a solution.