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Ah, I forgot about Live Preview, so I tried that and, yes, it’s displaying correctly in the default theme. So what WP changes might have affected this? A shortcode? What would cause the insertion of paragraphs?

I never figured out exactly what was causing it, but the only fix was completely trashing iThemes Security and switching to a different plugin.

I’ve also noticed that iThemes Security is no longer updating my .htaccess, even though I have it set to. Before this update it always worked, and suddenly now it doesn’t. Any idea why this would be?

I replaced the whole wp-includes folder and the error was still there. Does the fact that it’s not getting the appropriate variables cause a problem? By comment it out do you mean the function triggering the error?

Hm, I guess the media library problem was just because of the error. If I hide the error, the media library works again. But is the error itself something to worry about?

Okay, thanks. Since I can’t really practically use the debug log I’ll try to keep an eye on things and see if I can find a pattern to it. Luckily it’s not a huge issue since I can usually fix it by updating the post on WP.

Thanks again =)

Hmm, okay. Well, I’m not positive but I *think* it’s mostly happening when I schedule a post. If it’s posted immediately it seems to include the tags the first time.

Nope, just regular tags like “lists” and “batman” and things like that.

Is there a way to get the error log without turning it on for my whole site? From what I can tell if I turn it on globally it’s going to post every error on my site on every page of it for every visitor.

@esmi: In veken’s defense, I replied on this thread myself first, as I was having the same issue as the original poster, so there were already multiple people on the thread when veken joined. Since it’s the same issue for all of us it seems more prudent to keep it in a single thread (unless the OP objects), no? But if not, again, I made the same “faux pas” before veken did so if anyone should be admonished it’s me, and I apologize.

Richard,

Thanks so much for your work on this. The refinements are definitely an improvement, and I like that the excerpt is now longer than it used to be (though it’s perhaps slightly too long now, as it includes part or all of the read more link as well), but there are a couple things that were better before your changes a few days ago, so I’m hoping maybe there’s a way to reincorporate them into the other things you changed.

Because it’s now posting as a text post rather than a photo post, here’s what a post looks like on the Tumblr dashboard. In contrast, here’s how it used to look. As you can see, the version with the image posted as a photo (rather than an inserted photo in a text post) looks far better. The same is true on the Tumblr blog itself. Here’s the new look and the old look. Because the image is now inserted inside a blockquote, it’s also distorted.

Additionally, the title is posted both as the post title on the text post and as a link right under it. This redundancy is unnecessary. In the old version, it looked great on the Tumblr page itself but on the dashboard displayed as regular text, so it would be ideal if it could be bold or something to make it stand out a little more.

Do you think there’s a way to resolve these issues? Thanks again for all your hard work! It’s very much appreciated!

I’m having a similar problem with my site — pictures are being inserted but it’s not posting as a photo on Tumblr, it’s a text post. So the photos are showing up twice for some reason but on the Tumblr Dashboard they’re showing up as the gray photo placeholder. It also inserts the title as the Tumblr post title AND as a link underneath that.

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OK, thanks for the response!

I wasn’t able to do anything using this plugin. Instead, I’m using WP Hide Dashboard to prevent subscribers from accessing the dashboard, and the following code in my theme’s functions.php for all non-admins:

add_action( 'admin_menu', 'my_remove_menu_pages' );

function my_remove_menu_pages() {
	// If the user does not have access to publish posts
	if(!current_user_can('manage_options')) {
		// Remove menus
		remove_menu_page('index.php');
	}
}

It won’t actually prevent them from getting to the Dashboard if they have the direct URL, but it removes the menu option. That was the best I was able to come up with. Hope it helps =)

OK, thanks —?don’t know why I didn’t think of that. I did it with

div.shareaholic-canvas {margin-left: 20px;}

.shareaholic-share-buttons-container .shareaholic-share-buttons-heading {margin-left:-20px;}

I want the entire row of buttons, but NOT the entire “widget”, to be indented slightly. You can see in this example post how it looks right now — if I indent the whole thing (.shareaholic-canvas) it indents the “Share This Post” header as well, which is not helpful. The problem is that the arrow on the header is covered up by the buttons, so I just need to move them over slightly. It doesn’t seem practical to have to apply a style to each button individually when there’s a wrapper around the row, I’m just not given the ability to edit it.