If you are using bookmarkify and twentysixteen, there is a minor compatibility problem, in that bookmarkify relies on inheriting a default “display: inline”, where twentysixteen uses “display: block”. The following patch will fix the problem.
diff -c bookmarkify.php~ bookmarkify.php
*** bookmarkify.php~ Sun Sep 5 13:43:33 2010
--- bookmarkify.php Fri Feb 5 11:22:38 2016
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else
{
$d.= "<a href='".$link[2]."' title='".$link[1]."' onclick='target=\"".$bookmarkifyLinkTarget."\";' rel='nofollow'>"
! . "<img src='".$iconFolder."/".$link[3]."' style='width:16px; height:16px;' alt='[".$link[0]."] ' $endTag>"
. "</a> ";
}
}
--- 602,608 ----
else
{
$d.= "<a href='".$link[2]."' title='".$link[1]."' onclick='target=\"".$bookmarkifyLinkTarget."\";' rel='nofollow'>"
! . "<img src='".$iconFolder."/".$link[3]."' style='width:16px; height:16px; display: inline' alt='[".$link[0]."] ' $endTag>"
. "</a> ";
}
}I downloaded the Bookmarkify Plugin to my Blog and it’s only showing text “Bookmarkify” after my post whicbox with sthe h leads someone to the download page. How do I get the widgets inside?
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