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And again, it’s inconsistent. When I open the site in Safari mobile, the widgets are fine.

When I open a post or reload the site, the image falls back under the other widgets. So weird.

Widget order is:

Categories
Archives
Search
Text box with PNG
Text box with contact links

If I move the text box with the PNG to the bottom, it hangs out of the widget footer. Half of it is inside the widget area, and half of it hangs down and covers up the “Proudly powered by WordPress” text.

That works perfectly, Takashi! Thank you again for your time! In the future I know not to over-complicate it and just paste in the URL of the Tweet. Deepest thanks.

(Also, HUGE thanks to everyone involved in making this spectacular theme. I’m loving it and getting great comments from readers about it.)

Hi, Takashi!

Here it is on Twenty Twelve, using the embed code from the Tweet:

https://www.johnbierly.com/wp-content/uploads/2012.jpg

That’s how it displays on all the other themes I’ve tried.

And this is how it displays on Ryu:

https://www.johnbierly.com/wp-content/uploads/ryu.jpg

Thanks again for your time!

Oh, here’s what the Twitter code looks like:

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Officially like to welcome <a href="https://twitter.com/search/%23PeterDinklage">#PeterDinklage</a> from <a href="https://twitter.com/search/%23GameOfThrones">#GameOfThrones</a> to <a href="https://twitter.com/search/%23XMEN">#XMEN</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/search/%23DaysofFuturePast">#DaysofFuturePast</a> Very very excited!

— Bryan Singer (@BryanSinger) <a href="https://twitter.com/BryanSinger/status/301886258572046338">February 14, 2013</a></blockquote>

Okay, I was missing the -moz-border part, BUT, it still doesn’t change anything.

It’s seriously not a big deal. Just trying to use it as a learning opportunity since it’s kind of a strange case!

Okay, I was missing the -moz-border part, BUT, it still doesn’t change anything.

It’s seriously not a big deal. Just trying to use it as a learning opportunity since it’s kind of a strange case!

Though your fix did make the border finally show up on my Android’s browser, Andrew.

Do I need to double them up like that? In other words, -webkit-border-radius followed by another border-radius?

Thanks again!

15.0.1 for Windows.

Thanks for the fast answer, Andrew!

The generator gave me this …

blockquote {
	-webkit-border-radius: 3px;
	border-radius: 3px;
	-webkit-box-shadow: 0 1px 4px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.2);
	box-shadow: 0 1px 4px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.2);
}

… and it doesn’t seem to make any difference. Unless I interpreted it incorrectly, which is highly likely.

Thank you and your team for all the great work, Lance! It’s beautiful. Runs like a dream. Life is good.

I’m having the exact same issues and have tried everything — I phpmyadmin’d my plugins off, tried the default theme, reset the plugins folder, etc.

Esmi, when 3.5 comes out and I install that, will the act of installing it basically perform the same function as a fresh FTP install?

I guess what I’m asking is, will installing 3.5 refresh the kinds of things that are causing these problems, or will those issues remain because of database settings, etc.? I hope what I’m asking makes sense, and my sincerest apologies if it doesn’t. Thank you for your time.

jude42:

Here’s what I did. I went here:

https://github.com/thethemefoundry/twentytwelve

… and downloaded the ZIP file near the top of the page (beside the “Clone in Mac” button).

Then, from my site’s Dashboard, I installed the ZIP file just as you’d install any other theme. And BOOM, I’m running Twenty Twelve (Version 0.6) on my website at https://www.johnbierly.com

It’s really that easy. Just download that ZIP file, install it as you’d install any other theme, and you’re good to go. When they release the official version, you can delete Version 0.6 and install the official one.

Hi, S.,

I wish I knew. ?? I don’t work for WordPress, I’m just a blogger like you. ??

I have no idea when they plan to officially roll it out for the rest of us, but hopefully soon!

For now, you can go here and download the nightly build. Unzip it, go to the wp-content folder, and then the themes folder. Drag the twentytwelve folder to your desktop, zip it, and then upload that zip file to your themes section in your Dashboard. That way you can give it a spin before it officially hits the repository!

It’ll be worth the wait!

I ran Version 0.6 from GitHub on my site for a while and loved it; last night I activated the latest version of 0.9 (plucked from the WordPress nightly build) and SEVERAL bugs have been fixed in how it displays on mobile devices. The weird justification issues in comments and widgets from the previous version of 0.9 have also been fixed.

The only thing weird thing going on right now in the version of 0.9 I installed last night is that the image borders are not displaying properly on mobile and the left border is missing on images when viewing on the web. All the borders directly display on the 0.6 version.

This is a beautiful theme. As a commenter on WPMU.org said, my blog no longer looks like a blog. It looks like a website. And I love it. Huge thanks to all involved.

And as itchy as I am to get a full-fledged Version 1.0 installed on my site, it’s okay to take a few more days and get it right, right, right.