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Hah, let no one ever say you don’t respond in a timely fashion.

Seems to work well, thanks!

Hey, I have had the same problem when it comes to caching and irregularity.

I have yet to find a fix, as it happens with all the caching plugins I have tried so far.

Just wanted to let you know you aren’t alone ??

Hello,

Automatic update of plugin was done
Wp 3.92 Single site
Quick Cache 140725 was installed (I also removed it to test)
I loaded the old version of Custom Sidebars, but nothing changed.

https://www.revad.us

Hey, sure.
1. Add new plugin > Search > Jetpack
2. Install, and then it will ask you to create a free account. Go ahead and do so.
3. Set up the account, and activate the plugin by giving it permission to access your site.
4. Once that is complete, go to Appearance > Widgets and expand the view for any widget you have.
5. At the bottom you will see a new button there ‘Visibility’. Click that, and you will see how to make a widget visible to the pages/posts/categories you specify.
That’s pretty much it.

Sorry, I cannot generate screencaps –it is a live site with constant traffic. No time for a broken layout.

I updated the plugin from v2.0 to 2.0.93 and all sidebars disappeared.
All of the plugin settings seemed to be present, but nothing was outputting at all (the widgets were not present in the DOM).

I did resolve the situation though –I just used the visibility function in Jetpack.

Of course, shortly after posting I figured it out -it’s actually an issue with WPMU custom sidebars.

Ah. Its’ a bit of a non-obvious process.

For others future reference:

• In your browser log out of Dropbox.
• Log into your new Dropbox target account.
• In your WP install go to Settings > UDP Backups > Settings
• Click the link ‘Authenticate with Dropbox’
• Accept

That will target the plugin at the new account.

Not every free project can last forever.

I guess this one get written off.

It stopped working for me some time ago. I vote ‘No’.

Yup, keep it simple for a V1. If you want to get fancier in the future, well…

sweet. thanks for the response

Hmm. Initial thoughts:
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In Posite Options > Image:
<th scope=”row”> Image is always featured [yes/no]
<span class=”recommendation”>The first image, alphabetically, will be parsed as a featured image for a blog post. </span>
</th>
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This will automatically sort the attachments, which are more often than not going to be off a camera/smartphone. chances are, people are going to take the more important image firstand that’s usually going to be the featured. When it comes to alphabetization, ‘img_1234.jpg’ and ‘img_1242.jpg’ would sort just fine.

Thanks!

@jonahcoyote unfortunately i wound up having far, far too many issues with the calendar breaking the SSL. can’t use it at all :/

et30127:

I just embedded a PHP form with no issues.

Scratch that. This is probably the worst case scenario for css –nothing but absolute positioning.