martinconnelly

I fixed this by adding: div.tiled-gallery-item {display: block; width: inherit;}

Cheers -m

I got it. Query Var was set to false. Should have been true!

Solved, with huge help from Rarst over at https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/ —

All you need to do is add $post_type=whatever to the line
$children = wp_list_pages..

so it looks like

$children = wp_list_pages(“title_li=&child_of=”.$post->post_parent.”&echo=0$post_type=whatever”);

phew.

-m

Hi Rev. I found that a while back, but near as I can see that’s how you could list all the pages in a certain post type…which seems useful, but i’m not sure it helps. the kicker is that $post->post_parent definitely works without assigning a specific post category — which means that $children *should* work too…

Thanks for the tip, though.

-m

@shmuel — did you ever figure it out? I just started getting the http error, but only on images more than 560px wide…and even then sometimes the width didn’t fix it.

Cheers,

martin

Understood. But why would a plugin that hasn’t been updated start causing a new problem?

For the issues I’m having today: There aren’t any new plugins. There were, but they’re gone. All the other plugins have been up and working both when the backed is good, and when it’s on the fritz, so I’m not sure they can be attributed to the issue.

It could be the theme (I designed it, and I’m I’m certainly fallible) but: How would a theme be influencing the back end?

Switching out the theme isn’t really an option, since the site is live and it would be more than a cosmetic change — what is there to do?

Any why would the WordPress footer (not that I really need it…) not load on one page, but load fine on every other?

Hi,
That’s exactly what I’m trying to figure out how to do. Any help would be very much appreciated!
Thanks!
Martin

I’m an idiot, it was cookies.

And, once again, I’m an idiot. It must have been cookies.

More: Host did have PHP Safe Mode on. It’s now off. Uploads still not working. Still unable to change the directory in Settings -> Misc.

So — trawling through the archives this morning I found this piece of code from #Dig50:

“…Edit this file at the very top of the functions.php file on the next line after the <?php
add these two pieces of code:

update_option(‘siteurl’,’https://your-new-domain.com/&#8217;);
update_option(‘home’,’https://your-new-domain.com/&#8217;); …”

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Which got me in. Still some wonky re-directs going on, but at least one problem is solved.

-m