amiyuy

Seriously? I used this to see where I was suddenly getting hits from. I don’t get many hits overall and going to the actual Analytics site to check them is way overkill. Please reconsider this change.

I just updated to 0.56 and it’s working as expected now, thank you!

Having this same issue, at least I’m not doing something wrong myself.

[catlist exclude_tags=”outdated” tags=”weakauras” orderby=date order=desc numberposts=-1]

Post showing issue: https://amiyuy.com/wow/2014/08/introducing-the-weakauras-wiki/

Posts that should be hidden:
WeakAuras 2: Exports for Hunters v2
WeakAuras 2: Exports for All Classes and Engineers
WeakAuras 2: Exports for Hunters

cachestream is right, that is the deciding factor for me too.

I do not see a description in my preview at all with the picture at top: Screenshot
I do when I remove the image: Screenshot

Sent. Hopefully that helps.

Okay, it turns out it was a plugin’s fault, just not on WordPress’s end, but rather in Lightroom.

I used Image Metadata Cruncher and it helped me figure it out. I had used a plugin to help rename all of my files and it used the Headline field to hold the file name.

Apparently WordPress will take the Headline field over the Title field for the image title. Mystery solved.

I think they are referring to this response:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/sharing-like-related-not-playing-nice?replies=7#post-5608923

I would suggest adding some custom CSS to change the look of the headings to fit your needs. You could also hide the headings with CSS, like so:
I was planning to change my theme’s headings CSS today so they’re not so massive. Thank you for the CSS to hide these headings in particular. ?? It would be nice if it could be done within Jetpack in the future similar to the Related heading.

This is controlled by your theme, and can also be fixed with some CSS. If, for example, you wanted to change the font size of the Related Posts headline, you could use this CSS:
I see what you mean, it didn’t occur to me they would use different classes (or that my theme would do anything to either of them directly). Thank you for the code again.

To make the Likes block a bit taller, thus solving the overlapping issue, you could use this code:
I don’t understand why it was specified to 55px. Thank you for the code. ??

Thank you very much for your help, I am glad it can all be done through simple CSS. I’ve added them all and they work perfectly.

I gave up for now and just pasted in the code directly from Twitter’s widget area and used their instructions on how to modify the code. It seems it must be a minimum of 250 pixels tall.

EDIT:
I seem to have found what might be breaking the scrollbar!

– When I added data-tweet-limit="3" to the Twitter-provided code the scrollbar disappeared just like on the Jetpack version. The Twitter default set-up does not include limiting the Tweet count.
– Removing the limit returned the scroll bar.
– I then pulled the Jetpack widget back over and removed my post limit amount (deleted everything in the “# of Tweets Shown:” box) and tada, the scrollbar works!

Basically:
– You cannot set a Tweet limit if you want there to be a scrollbar.
– Remove all text in the “# of Tweets Shown:” box if you want the scrollbar to function.
– Since when a number of Tweets is specified, the scrollbar is disabled, that means that the widget will ignore the “Height” setting completely and will enlarge or shrink based on the size of the Tweets.

I am having the same problem. I have set the height on Twitter and in the widget area on WordPress and neither of them are working. It just keeps taking up more space and never activating a scrollbar. I do NOT have “No Scrollbar” checked.

I DO want a scrollbar, but for some reason it won’t activate.

https://amiyuy.com/wow/2014/03/screenshot-of-the-week/
You can see it at the bottom of my page there. I have it set to 20 tweets (which is obviously overkill, but no one views my site yet), and the height to 250 on both Twitter and in the Widget settings.