laudes

My solution for fancybox was to create a PHP page added IE style-sheet with <?php bloginfo(‘template_directory’); ?> to get relative path :::

I then pulled this custom php script into my header with :::
<!–[if IE]>
<?php $includes_path = TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/includes/fancybox/’;
require_once ($includes_path . ‘ie-css.php’); // fancybox css for IE into header ?>
<![endif]–>

Hope this helps :::

@apljdi

I agree with your statement as to server memory etc. I strongly suggest one use this only for development (localhost). On 2 occasions I’ve experienced “Mod header” issues , for it to simply disappear once all back-end coding has been completed.

I posted this on another thread with same issue: here goes a solution:
Paste ob_start(); at the TOP of my functions.php file (Was the file generating the error messages)

Solved Issue

Ignore my previous post,

the same issue appeared again, I then pasted ob_start(); at the TOP of my functions.php file (Was the file generating the error messages)

Hi Everyone,

Though none of the above & other solutions in the forums solved my issues.

Out of frustration I copied all the code then pasted into sticky notes (linux)(Notepad Windows). I then re-copied the same code and pasted it back … SOLVED MY PROBLEMS !!

I had the same issue as florryone this solved the problem: THANK YOU !!

Hi Karirohl,

I hade the same issue with more tags. Heres a site link that solved my problem. Hope it works for others.
https://wphackr.com/read-more-link-on-wordpress-pages/