Ryan Markel

Sure thing. I’ve included the editor sidebar so you can see which options have been selected for the image.

First pairing:

https://snipboard.io/bIcRLy.jpg

https://snipboard.io/4CElZ5.jpg

Second pairing:

https://snipboard.io/HrlW3p.jpg

https://snipboard.io/6UtN8Y.jpg

Hi, Snat.

So I’m not asking you for your email address in a public channel, could you please contact our support team here?

https://en.support.wordpress.com/contact/?jetpack=needs-service

We’ll be happy to look into this one for you.

Thanks!

Hello,

As the Jetpack Comments option replaces your existing comment interface, it’s expected that the plugin that’s meant for the standard comments would not work (Jetpack Comments load from WordPress.com).

Is there a specific problem this is meant to address that we should be aware of or should be considering? I can pass that information along if you would like.

Hello,

Posts you make on a Jetpack-connected blog will not appear in WordPress.com topics or tag results.

Currently, Jetpack doesn’t include the Like functionality that is used on WordPress.com, but we are considering it for a future update.

Hello,

Is Jetpack currently installed and connected on that site? On testing the site I’m receiving a result that it’s not currently a Jetpack-enabled site.

You can opt-out of Quantcast tracking here: https://www.quantcast.com/opt-out

And Quantcast does not store any personally-identifying information.

We have deployed a fix to solve this problem and you should not see the 403 errors when connecting to WordPress.com any longer.

If you still encounter these problems, please contact us using the above methods and we will be happy to help you further.

Thanks!

Hello, all.

This is Ryan from the WordPress.com Happiness team. If you are encountering this problem, please try first to contact us through the Support form located at https://support.wordpress.com/contact/.

If you are unable to reach that form because of the error, you can email us at [email protected].

In either case, please provide us with the browser type and version you are using, when you first began seeing the problem, and whether it is part or all of WordPress.com. This issue appears to be sporadic and we are currently investigating to determine the cause.

Thanks for your patience.

MDA,

I just received the update to the PD plugin version 0.8. I no longer receive the error message at the top of each admin panel, but the PollDaddy account information screen doesn’t respond to my entering an email address and password.

Just FYI.

I can get to the password entry panel, but no matter what I enter, nothing happens. Putting in a valid login doesn’t seem to set the login, and putting in a known bad login doesn’t throw an error message of any kind.

My PHP version is 5.2.6.

I ran svn update just now and noticed the PD plugin had been updated, but it doesn’t have any effect. I’ll be happy to continue providing feedback in a 2.7 environment if you would like.

Backslashes as escape characters.

For anyone else looking for this solution, I ended up doing this:

<div id="postdate" class="<?php the_time('M','','') ?>"><?php the_date('D\<\b\r\/\>d\<\b\r\/\>M','',''); ?></div>

It took all the backquotes out of the code – doh!

I can always send you the text cut somehow else if it would help some generous stranger to figure this out for me…

Yes, they are listed in the Categories admin section.
They list just fine in a blogging client as well, but not in the web-based post add.