zerodean

Same here. The title of the blog posts links to the correct destination, but the “read more” or “continue reading” link just refers back to the actual search results page…

I still have this issue after upgrading to 4.1. I was waiting for the fix, but the fix didn’t change the pop-up greying out the search results behavior on my install…

https://blog.zerodean.com/

Note, I am using the Twenty Eleven theme (with sidebar support — so a custom child). Also worth noting, I changed z-index of #branding from 9999 to 999 (because I’m using Meteor Slides as the header) — and so the header image is above the greyed out search results.

After some research, I found a way to do it… this may not be the only way or the best way, but it works for me…

(Demonstrated visiting any post link: https://blog.zerodean.com/)

Add the following to your theme CSS (preferably child theme)

/* make NPopular return a numbered list */

.nrelate .nr_inner ul {
list-style-type: decimal
}

I’m also interested in having most popular posts numbered. Did you ever figure this out?

Nice to see such a diplomatic response to such an off-base comment/rating, Matt.

Don’t let the lack of a perfect 5 get to you. This is a great plugin.

Just to report back, it was a server security settings issue.

They relaxed the settings a bit and it allowed the “add to menu” button to work, but any attempt to save the menu would kick me out of admin and result in a 404 not found.

So they relaxed the (navmenu.php) settings a bit more and that fixed it.

Now we know.

Thanks again for your earlier attempts at problem solving.

Cheers.

Thank you. I just passed that along!

Just tried that and it didn’t change the behavior I’ve been getting, but I appreciate the suggestion.

If/when I do get the issue resolved, I will report back what the webhost did to fix it in case anyone else runs into this issue.

Webhost support has supposedly been looking into this for a couple days — and checking the site’s error logs for clues.

But I haven’t gotten much information from them — so whatever it is, it’s not throwing up an obvious error.

I continue to send them more info as I troubleshoot — such as what domains it works on and what domains it doesn’t.

I’m with you — I suspect it’s a server issue, although I was hoping there might be some clues as to how to solve it on the server end.

Discovered an exception:

The “add to menu” button works on a .ORG account I have that I installed WP to in Jan 2011.

So it works on the primary reseller domain. And 1 .ORG domain.

But does not work on 4 recently created domains.

— Posting my own topic —