kconover

If you can help me get it working, I will most certainly change my review. I had TinyMCE and TablePress and Advanced Image Styles and AddToAny Share Buttons installed, so I disabled them, and logged out and then logged back in again, but still can’t see the button for in5 in either block or classic.This is what I see.

I have not played with the CSS, though I do like playing with CSS. I thought it would be more robust if you did this yourself.

I would also suggest that, with the display-the-date option (thanks for that!) you indent it one space to again have that hanging indent effect.

Thanks again for such a great plugin.

Thanks very much. Rather than doing a hack that might have side effects, I will wait for your update.

Thanks!

Same with me, ? since upgrading to 3.5.1.

Indeed, I copied index.php (my theme doesn’t use archive.php) to taxonomy-series and edited a bit without any conditionals and it seemed to work OK.

Hmmm. Seems that if I create a copy of my archive.php and name it taxonomy-series.php – which will only be invoked for series, not other archive pages – there would be no need to insert a conditional like “is_series()”. Any tweaks to taxonomy-series.php would only apply to series archive pages.

Or do I misunderstand?

Even though the BlueHost cPanel information applet on the left bottom said I was running php 5.2.11, when I went into the php configuration, I found I was still back at version 4!

Once I updated to php 5, of course the error message went away.

I look forward to using Amazon Reloaded.

Tried installing on WP 2.9.1 on Bluehost (using PHP 5.2.11) and get the same error message:

Installed and tried to activate in WP 2.9.1 – > Fatal Error:

“Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or ‘}’ in /home4/edinform/public_html/wp-content/plugins/amazon-reloaded-for-wordpress/amazon-reloaded-for-wordpress.php on line 14”