[Plugin: FeedWordPress] Broken dashboard

  • Seems to have done something to our 3.3 dashboard. Everything works fine until you click on Syndications or any of its sub categories then everything is all over like it’s a problem in a style sheet. WE have the same problem if we collapse the menu. Also, when you sub- categories, everything gets pushed down at least one page so you always have to scroll down to find anything. It does seem to be working fine aside from appearance. WP operates fine and all other plugins/widgets etc work fine. Any ideas?

    https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/feedwordpress/

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  • I’m having the same issue. Anyone come up with a fix?

    It’s because the plugin is looking for a file in /wp-admin/css/dashboard.css This file doesn’t exist. Going to look and make sure there wasn’t a plugin update.

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    (@ontariocfa)

    The CSS file was not in the /wp-admin/css/dashboard.css so I reinstalled the plug-in and it’s still not there. Is this a core WordPress file or is it part of the the files that should be installed with the plug-in?

    See this post:

    https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-feedwordpress-feedwordpress-error-warningcannot-modify-header-information

    Per Tosaha’s post:

    This solved the problem for me:

    Comment out line 1178 on feedwordpress.php (located in the wp-content/plugins/feedwordpress folder).

    So this: 

    if (function_exists('wp_admin_css')) :
wp_admin_css('css/dashboard');
endif;

    Turns into this:

    if (function_exists('wp_admin_css')) :
//wp_admin_css('css/dashboard');
endif;

    Not sure if it causes any other problems but so far I haven’t had any issues.

    Just copying his response. I have not tested this. However it looks like the author answered that post and promised an update this week. Am trying to mod the plugin now.

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