ocmega

Be sure to clear your cache with W3 or any CDN (Cloudflare etc) and your browser… clearing the cache worked for me.
Using:
– W3 Total Cache
– CloudFlare CDN

Me too. Bit.ly please.
Or any link shortener…

@gcluley – I’ve found that it does NOT stay sticky in place on Mac OSX with both Safari and Chrome.

It only seems to work with Firefox.

I will be sticking with Digg Digg for now.

Thanks for the tip about mobile. I’m happy with Genesis, and it’s built-in mobile responsive look.

@gcluley which plugin did you disable?

Floating Social Bar “floats” for me in FF, but not in Chrome or Safari.

Thanks Stingraynut… you helped me get things going.

To expand and explain what Stingraynut wrote, further…

After activating the plugin, and placing the code [addw2p name=”links”] on my blogroll page, I went to the Widgets page and under the Sidebars was indeed the “addw2p-links” box.

Use the dropdown arrow ON that box, and you will see a blank area. THAT is where you drag the Widget to, that you want to use on the page you created. In my case, a Links widget was dragged into the blank box and bingo, my blogroll page now displayed the Links Widget for me.

Actually, I had 3 Links Widgets (each of a different link category) and I was able to drag all 3 Links Widgets to that blank space within the “addw2p-links” box.

Hope that helps anyone else.

My host, out of the blue, has implemented heavy security on PHP, and therefore, simply dragging out widgets from the sidebar generates the 406 Not Allowed error!
I’ve futzed around with the .htaccess file to no avail, both in my root (/public_html) as well as the /wp-admin dirs.
Adding the SecFilterEngine OFF command is NOT working for me.

My host tells me he cannot lift any mod_security setting from my dirs without compromising the whole server.
I really do not want to have to change hosts.
I’m not sure he knows what he’s doing that affects some very basic WordPress functions!

@avinews: thanks! I inserted these lines into my .htacess file and that fixed the problem for me.
(Using FF 2.0.0.13 – not willing to tackle the IE problem just yet.)

1) htacces in website-root should contain:

<IfModule mod_security.c>
SecFilterEngine Off
SecFilterScanPOST Off
</IfModule>

This must be a server issue, as the Media Uploader worked just fine on my local install (WAMPServer + WP 2.5)

Fixed it myself.
Changed the case in Line 3 of wordpress.php:

From: class WP_Import {
To: class wp_import {

Must be a server issue? (with the Case Sensitive thingy) I’m doing this on a “local” install of XAMPP and WP for testing purposes. Highly recommended for “playing” with WP without screwing up your live blog!
Installing XAMPP and WordPress locally:
https://www.tamba2.org.uk/wordpress/xampp/

Applied patch by copying the patched wordpress.php into the \import folder and I too am getting this error:

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class WP_Import in …\wordpress\wp-admin\import\wordpress.php on line 3

Any further help on this? Thanks! Brian

@teamplaylotto: regarding stshores24 post about WP still adding the nofollow attribute – you pointed out that the source code of the page will reveal there is NO nofollow attrib. you are correct. is that what the search engines see? as the whole point of the “nofollow” movement is to avoid WP’s nofollow. Sorry if I’m not clear.