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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: different font on posts page than on single postGreat. Thanks.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: different font on posts page than on single postUnfortunately pasting straight from Word is not the problem. We created the latest post by using the Word import function on the new post page and are still getting the same result–the font is correct on the single post page but on ‘latest’, which shows all the posts, the font changes to Times. Strangely this is only on the recent posts, not on “older posts” pages.
All the posts on p. 1 of ‘latest’ show the wrong font. All the posts on the ‘older posts’ pages show the right font. Yet when I look at the source code, each entry (those that are correct and those that show ‘Times’) has div class = entry-content. Yet for some reason the <p> under the class ‘entry-content’ on p. 1 of ‘latest’ is changing the font to “Times” but not under the posts for “older pages.”
The site is set up to use a static page (home) for the home past and ‘latest’ for the posts page.
Thanks.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Edit Jetpack subscription.phpGood suggestion. Thanks.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Edit Jetpack subscription.phpOK. Thanks.
While that worked, it didn’t get carried through to my duplicate of the widget in the “Spiritual Connection Sidebar” (using the Duplicate plugin). Couldn’t see why it didn’t. But I did see that I could edit the widget title and subscription button in the widget config page, and that seemed to work well.Any idea why this doesn’t work?
#blog_subscription-2 {
border: 1px,solid,black;
}Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: nav_menu won't manipulatePS–author of the Category Sticky Posts notes on his site that he’s working on problems that have arisen with WP 3.5.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: nav_menu won't manipulateCategory Sticky Posts was the culprit plugin. I was assuming it wasn’t a plugin since I hadn’t made any plugin changes yesterday. Maybe I just hadn’t tried to drag any menu items since I activated that plugin.
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Duplicate Widget] strange superscript showing with duplicated widgetThat was it–a stray single quote in the code. Didn’t think of that till I had entered some non-duplicate widgets into the sidebar.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Duplicate Widget] strange superscript showing with duplicated widgetI’ve just added a non-duplicate item to that sidebar and the strange character is also appearing there. So it’s likely something in the second-sidebar code rather than the duplicate widget code. Stay tuned.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Need more on when and why to use custom taxonomyThanks, paulwpxp. I think I also just got an additional insight, after carefully re-reading https://www.wphub.com/tutorials/understanding-taxonomies-wordpress/.
Maybe the simplest way to put it is this:
(4) Use custom taxonomies to avoid repetitive sub-contents.
So instead of
Recipes- Asian
- breakfast
- dinner
- fish
- chicken
- snack
- Italian
- breakfast
- dinner
(assuming the whole site is Recipes):
one taxonomy for ‘nationality’
one taxonomy for ‘meal type’
one taxonomy for ‘main meat’.This could be used with a custom search plugin to find the posts that are Asian and dinner and fish.
Or is there an easier way to do this?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Always get 'data may not be saved' warning 3.5.1Hmm. Hasn’t been my experience in the past, but maybe something made the latest version of WP a bit more sensitive.
I just discovered the “Paste from Word” button. This seems to do the job for me.
Thanks.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Always get 'data may not be saved' warning 3.5.1It’s happening again on a totally different site hosted in a totally different location.
Interestingly, it doesn’t seem to happen when I type in a post, but seems to happen consistently when I have pasted in a bit of .rtf copied out of LibreOffice Writer. It doesn’t seem to happen if I “sanitize” the rtf by running it through gedit first.
This seems to be a new problem–I haven’t had trouble, that I know of, pasting from .rtf in previous versions of WP.
Thanks.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Always get 'data may not be saved' warning 3.5.1I tried all three.
-only 2 plugins are Akismet and Hello Dolly and both are disabled.
-same result with twenty twelve
-reset plugins folder by renaming the plugin folder (am running WP on my own computer (Fedora 17).None helps.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Can't correct syntax error in WP editorOops–missing a closing paren! Sorry.
Still wondering tho about not being able to fix code in the WP editor.Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Can't correct syntax error in WP editorHere’s what seems to be causing the error–code that runs perfectly well until I insert it into WP:
function category_art() { echo '<div id="category_art">'; echo "<p>This is category_art div.</p>"; echo '<br />'; //$cat_title = single_cat_title(); $cat_title = 'the arts'; echo $cat_title; if ($cat_title == 'the arts' { $thePic = "https://www.theSite/wp-content/uploads/brusheslynnunderwood-500x711.jpg"; } .... }Why would it be complaining about an unexpected ‘{‘? All my brackets are properly paired.
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