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Hey to the author and to the OP.

I noticed a conflict with the class being loaded called Google_Client within the file class.analytics.stats.php

where it loads the Google_client class. this class is widely used by lots of plugins and needs to be wrapped within a class_exists function. I just fixed this on one of our customers site and it resolved all problems I had with the widget page not loading properly. And also fixed the problem of the settings page not loading fully.

To the authors – hope they can patch this as they mentioned they did in an earlier release yet , this class was not wrapped in that class_exists function…

Hope it helps

Hey to the author and to the OP.

I noticed a conflict with the class being loaded called Google_Client within the file class.analytics.stats.php

where it loads the Google_client class. this class is widely used by lots of plugins and needs to be wrapped within a class_exists function. I just fixed this on one of our customers site and it resolved all problems I had with the widget page not loading properly. And also fixed the problem of the settings page not loading fully.

To the authors – hope they can patch this as they mentioned they did in an earlier release yet , this class was not wrapped in that class_exists function…

Hope it helps

Oh wow I thought of that but was not sure if it would do that by default. I am in the process of making a custom wp-signup.php so I well just leave that one out thanks.

Andrea_r you are awesome!

Any one got any ideas maybe somewhere in the codex I could check out?

Thanks MJEG for your response and advice,
you are right that the problem stems from inputting tags that only contain the start or the end of a div tag. Thus breaking the theme. I mistook what I said above because this particular feed after i checked is an external feed from a fitness website. In its feed It contains a </div> but no opening and once I delete it using the editor the theme go back to normal. So I was wondering going back to my original question was a way to get the_content() then check it for div tags, then exclude theme. I know there is a way to do this with a regular expression or a pregmatch or , do you feel this would be a good way to go about it?

I thought this would work but it didn’t,
$check_img = preg_match(‘(pheedo|feedburner)’,$first_img);

if ($check_img !== false) {
$new_img_tag = “<img src=’https://www.searchforhealth.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/featured-default.gif&#8217; width=’67px’ class=’alignleft’ />”;
}
else {
$new_img_tag = “<img src='” . $first_img . “‘ width=’300px’ class=’alignleft’ />”;
}

Thanks that worked perfect for me. Thanks for the snippit of code.

I have this same problem did you find a fix or work around?
thanks

Hey thats what I thought when I finally stopped stressing out and started to go to bed. I tried it and it worked perfectly. Thanks for your input it confirmed what I was thinking.

Hello I am also wondering this same thing I have a travel blog and want to show an album or widget preferably an album so it can be on a post. Anyway to Bert hope we can find a solution if i do I’ll post it here.
Good luck,
Aaron

Hello afshar,
is there anyway to have a site in Farsi and English at the same time? Like making the entire site mostly in english but having the blog aspect have Farsi capabilities?

This was funky and still don’t know the cause but Version 2.8 of wordpress and a new theme made it never happen thus far.

Thanks that was perfect. Just what I needed and it works perfectly now. thanks for the quick response viceng your the man!

Site is Dedicated Traveler Thanks. I am new at this just started last month so any help at all is appreciated.