wallydavid

More details… I replaced circles.png and circles-thumbnail.png in the images folder with my versions and selected them through the header select menu and it worked as expected.

However, If I choose a new image to upload, the crop dialog box is correct, but upon submit, when you preview it, the image is overlaid with like a 5% transparent orange or yellow color… seems like a bug.

First of all, thank you for answering none of my question in such an epic technical support fashion. (Repeat that in your best Louis C. Clark voice..)

so.. Why? What is GD Library and why would that be effecting the color? I have about 50 3.4 and 3.5 installs on this server (GoDaddy Ultimate Grid Hosting).. and I have no problems.. let alone, no access to upgrade anything like GD Library on a shared environment.. Is this some new 3.6 requirement?

I think not.. I can upload images fine in the body of the site.. it’s just the header image that changes the color.. can someone help me on this please?

Try this:
Find your home page and make a copy of it and rename it to homepage-no-breadcrumbs.php.

Then add this to the very top of that page.

<?php
/*
Template Name: Homepage No Breadcrumbs
*/
?>

Where your adding your code:

<?php if ( function_exists('yoast_breadcrumb') ) {

	$breadcrumbs = yoast_breadcrumb("","",true);

} ?>

Change “true” to false”.

Go to your home page from the pages menu and on the right hand side choose templates and choose the new page theme for your home page.

You can create whole groups of pages that either have or do-not that the breadcrumbs this way.

Hope that helps.

Now I can not enable the check boxes on the pages…. errr…

on line 359 this code:

update_post_meta( $post_id, 'wb_product_name', $_POST['wb_product_name']);\

has a backslash? “\” after the closing? I removed it and it seems to have stopped all of the errors? Should that be there?

PS.. Im using wordpress – 3.3.1.