theApe

The sites not a big commercial site but I run this one using just wordpress. https://lcsv4.com

add these lines to line 73
remove_filter('the_content', 'make_clickable');
add_filter('the_content', 'make_chunky');
?>

and change line 66 to this
$chunked = (strlen($urlname) > 18 && preg_match('#^(https://|ftp://|www.)#is', $urlname)) ? substr_replace('','Link..', -18) : $urlname;

No worries, I’ve Modded WP-Chunk, if anyone whats the same as what I asked for send me an email to theape at thelittlechimpsociety dot com.

Try Firestats https://firestats.cc/wiki/ good stuff ??

Thanks!

Guy’s you hi-jacked the thread with a separate problem. Read the post and do a search before you post.

I found the problem the install wasn’t a vanilla :s one, I had a couple plugins pre-installed the WYSIWYG 2.1 editor doesn’t play with WP Campaign Monitor https://www.instinct.co.nz/wp-campaign-monitor/100

I remember there being a site for reporting plugins that don’t work with 2.1, does anyone know the link?

Just to add, this problem was not there in the 2.1 alphas, but appeared in the betas, I’ve been away so didn’t have a chance to post it to the tester list before the 2.1 release.

If anyone else has come across this problem can you please put your hand up or I’ll have to assume it’s unique to my setup.

Thanks!

?? Resolved! (Georg’s site)

As soon as a mod gets a chance can they remove the URLs in the first post. The address is for a business that is not active yet. Thanks.

Thanks found a few! Moshu could you lose the URLs above for me, do you want me to post the solution or just call it a day on this thread?

Sorry doodlebee, I just meant workaround not IE CC. Google rocks when you know what to look for. ??

The errors are just the -moz-opacity which only works with FF, but is ignored by other browsers. I’m sure I left enough space for IE, I can’t remember but does IE ignore min-width. Do you know any IE conditional comments workaround for min-width? Thats the only thing I could see it could be.

When I said heavily modifying, there’s not really much left of it although the out look is similar.

I only started working on the site a couple days ago, I’ve still got to go through and clean up the CSS, but everything works and as you said it’s only background-color stuff that’s no problem to clean up, but at this point in time I’m trying to figure out why the left and right column drop in IE6 and not in FF or IE7.

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I’ve come across the same problem on another site. No sideblog plugin or any others that would affect the RSS feed are installed.

The only consistency is that the sites are hosted on the same server.

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The effect mentioned above is result of Kates Gasis’s sibeblog plugin. I don’t know a fix and the author has been contacted.

I used the sideblog plugin to create a recent post list so what I aimed out to do is done.

Although I’ll put this thread as resolved if I find a fix for the plugin.

I wanted to replace the recent post call with the RSS feed because I can’t control the output of the recent post call but can control the RSS feed. While I was setting this up I found the RSS for my site can’t be imported in any WordPress blogs including its own, but can be imported into blogs and site other than WP with no problem.