Tim Hyde

I have reverted back to previous version for now. 1.1 does not work on nginx.

Ah, yes same thing happened to may sites. Supercache no longer works for subdomains or mapped domains on multisite on nginx.

Any fix for this? anybody?

Thanks. Yes I have de-registered the styles in a custom plugin and enqueued my own. Works well thanks. Just need to create my own css syles now.

No, the theme remains functional.

My point is that the styling built into the plugin, like the blue boxes around dates, the roundedness of some elements, and strange backgrounds (like the yellow gradient in an event) is just too much style for a plugin to force onto a site design. It looks ok on its own and maybe ok in some themes, but…

This is especially so in the widget which would most likely be used in a prominent place on the home page or a sidebar. I guess you can live with a calendar page that looks like it is an embedded Google calendar, but the widget needs to leave the styling to the theme.

It would be better to have more basic styling so it would actually fit better with the design of more themes this way.

Otherwise a great plugin.

Yes, that was my point. Plugins and theme option pages should use the api – it has been around a while.

Easily the best plugin for soundcloud though so will look forward to the update.

While you are updating the options page – it would also be cool if it could look more like it belonged to WordPress.

This is also something that developers are being encouraged to do. Imaging 20 plugins all with their own uniquely styled options page – yuk! Pretty though yours might be it doesn’t help usability if it doesn’t look like the other pages in WordPress.

You can’t have any folders with 777. That’s the whole reason for having PHPSuExec. Change any folders with 777 to 755.

SecFilterEngine Off
SecFilterScanPOST Off

Did the trick for me too! But boy did it take a long time to find this.

I have got this. What fixed it?

I have two blogs on same host and something changed in the last week to create the same problem.

I had this error. It really is as simple as white space.

BUT not in the places above. It was introduced when installing a new theme.

White space at the end of the functions.php file in the current theme!!!!!

I installed 2.1.1 and the erros found in 2.1 went away. Progress!

Tried a complete new install. Same problem. But now I have narrowed it down to the visual editor. When I disable the visual editor, I don’t get an error.

What is this new visual editor doing using certificates?

Yep, tried that. Deleted files, no plugins installed. Still same problem.

I have also tried upgrading another test blog on a seperate domain. Same problem!

I aggree. I’d love some way to map Pages as well as posts. The map would then be cool way to navigate the site.

The Geo plugin only adds location information to Posts. Since Pages are really posts in the DB it can’t be too tricky to accomodate pages too.

Anybody done this? If not I may be tempted to have a go.

I recently became convinced WP was the perfect soluion for churches. So I have started devloping themes with that in mind…

A theme for churches