Bryan Purcell

Have you emptied the trash? The permalinks will still be occupied until you empty the trash( I think they call it deleting permanently)

Nice choice! We use roots theme for all our buildouts – and it is awesome! I’m a little confused though – do you want to include this snippet on every page on your site? like a widget area in the footer or header? or are you trying to include it on a specific page?

If it’s a content area you’d like to see throughout the site, I’d recommend using a widget area instead, then using one of the many awesome widgets out there to show your content.

is that what you’re going for?

Hi!

What’s the context here? are you embedding this in a page template? Can you copy in the full template?

thanks,
Bryan

Hi!

This should solve your problem:

open /wp-content/themes/Fifteen-child/style.css in a text editor.
add the following to the end of the file:

.posted-on {
display: none;
}

That should hide the posted on details (including the confounded clock!)

Did you change the active theme to “Twenty Thirteen Child” in the Settings pane in Appearance -> Themes in the dashboard?

Yo Mike –

I think there’s a span that’s not getting closed:

`<span class = “last”>

either remove that (there’s nothing in there) or close it with a </span>

@mcladmin I’d recommend using a tool like BackupBuddy our Automattic’s Vaultpress for backups – They cost a little, but I’d say it’s definitely worth the piece of mind, especially when updating WP versions.

You could also go w/ a hosting provider that does it for you – we use WP engine, and they work well.

Yeah – definitely make sure you have backed up everything before you perform any upgrade.

Hi!

Is the site still working? or is it stuck in maintenance mode?

This might be an issue with one of your plugins. Can you try deactivating your plugins, performing the upgrade, then reactivating the plugins?

thanks,
Bryan

Hmmm – have you made any changes to the site? When adjusting permalinks it can take some time for facebook to reload the article data, so you might see a 404 in that case.

Strange – At first, when I tried it I got a 404 – I ran it through facebook’s debugging tools, everything seemed to check out, and now it works – can you try again?

thanks!
Bryan

Woohoo! Thanks much!

Thanks! I’ll check it out!

Awesome, there it is! thanks Andrew

Yeah – the “wp_update_nav_menu_item” is there, and is easy to use.
Having an action at line 171 in includes/nav-menu.php that allows custom form elements (such as a color picker) could make this process of adding additional menu options much more straightforward.

Do you know where I’d go to suggest this?