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(I assume you enable ‘Delete all revisions on initial publication’ option. This is enabled by default.)

TOR deletes draft revisions just when you publish it for the first time. In other words, you can use draft revisions while you keep it as a draft.

After a few weeks with no response, I’d like to mark this as resolved because I think I showed the answer.

I have been thinking of possibility of showing memos with the page/post as a change log. It seems close to your thought.

But, if ‘modify’ means difference between posts, I’m afraid it’s difficult to show. Other things are not so difficult.

Anyway, I need time to think about a way of implementation though I’m positive to your idea. Please don’t hurry me.

After a few weeks of no response, I’d like to mark this as resolved because I’ve answered enough information.

Please remove the following style for *, *:after, *:before in your style.css if you don’t need.

-moz-backface-visibility: hidden;
backface-visibility: hidden;

It seems a bug of Firefox. I hope this helps you.

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=876341
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21900767/position-fixed-and-backface-visibility

You missed giving me the link, didn’t you? Anyway, I’ll check Local Business Microdata Widget.

Just a quick question.

Can I see the behavior on your test site previously you introduced? If not, could you show me your test page?

Hello,

I confirmed the behavior you mentioned on your test site. At the moment, I have no idea why the difference between Chrome and Firefox is there.

• Could you try to set ‘widget-area’ as the Sidebar ID instead of ‘tertiary’ and see if the sticky feature works well?
• If it doesn’t work, could you keep your test site until the next weekend?

I’m sorry but I’m busy this week for my main job…

Please check the ‘Disable if window width is less than’ parameter. I guess iOS Safari has the narrow width than this parameter.

Psychosopher,

To make widgets collapsed initially, you have to add some CSS code. For example, following is the CSS to make widgets collapsed except Recent Posts in TwentyFourteen’s left sidebar.

#primary-sidebar .widget h1+* {
  display: none;
}

#primary-sidebar .widget_recent_entries h1+* {
  display: block;
}

All widgets in the sidebar will be collapsed by the first CSS block. And the Recent Posts widget will be uncollapsed by the second.

This is just a concept and you might have to adjust code to your theme. When you find it difficult, I will help you if you can show me your site.

It’s nice to hear that you resolved the issues. And I mark this thread as resolved. Thanks for your information.

Vince,

Thank you for your check and feedback. It seemed that TOR and WPML Multilingual CMS have some conflict.

Fortunately, they have a free subscription program for developers though WPML is not free. And I’ve made a request for it. I’ll check the plugins when they give me their plugin. Don’t expect a quick response because they seemed to have many requests and I’m a weekend programmer…

Additionally, could you tell me your version of WPML Multilingual CMS?

Thanks for using TOR. Regarding the WordPress version, I’m using TOR 1.6 in WordPress 3.9 with no trouble.

• It might sound annoying but please make sure the plugin is activated.
• Do you mean Delete buttons in Revisions meta box?

Tanya,

I understood your situation. Though this plugin has nothing to do with Publish meta box, I’m curious about the situation as an author of a revision-related plugin. Additionally you are a my plugin user and I’d like to help you.

After investigation, you seem to have an older WordPress installation and I found that the Revisions link in Publish meta box was introduced in WordPress 3.6. So if you have WP 3.5 or prior installed, please think about upgrading it.

The newest Thin Out Revisions doesn’t support WordPress 3.5, neither…

Hi Gloria,

Have you tried to update the post as I wrote? Does the revision link in Publish meta box still disappear?