brightonmike

Sounds obvious, but check you have enough allocated space.

It’s your job to tell Google what to and not to index – not theirs. Nothing mad about it, standard procedure!

Have you tried a complete clean fresh install of WP with none of your plugins, uploads or themes?

If you’re worried about losing anything, create a sub-directory and create a fresh install. Test for the problem.

Presuming it’s not there, start adding your plugins and themes one-by-one. This install of WP won’t have your posts/pages but that doesn’t matter, you’re just doing this to identify the plugin/theme responsible.

Coming very soon. Had a few SVN troubles that stopped screenshots coming up but they should show with the next release.

If not I’ll put some up somewhere and link to them.

Thanks for all your help ??

Much appreciated.

Problem solved. I was using the functions.php to disable the old admin bar.

It seems if you were doing this, you now need to remove the code.

wp_deregister_script('admin-bar');
wp_deregister_style('admin-bar');

Can I make the suggestion that this should be added to the sticky. This was a well publicised hack a lot of people will be using so it will save a lot of duplicate topics.

Ipstenu, I didn’t make it as a child theme. I know this is wrong but I originally made the theme a long time ago.

I’ve compared my functions.php to the current TwentyTen functions.php and I can’t identify anything missing or different in mine except that in two occurences I was using “TEMPLATEPATH”. This has been changed but has made no effect.

My next step is to just replace my functions.php with the twentyten one.

I guess the step after that is to re-write my theme so it’s nothing to do with TwentyTen. I think the only thing to be honest that still connects it to TwentyTen is the functions file.

The styles are loaded by load-styles.php in wp-admin.

I’ve found the problem. The load-styles.php is not calling the admin bar styles.

This should be in the URL:

&load=admin-bar,wp-admin,wp-pointer

But it’s showing only this:

&load=wp-admin,wp-pointer

So for some reason with my theme activate, it’s stopping the load-styles.php script calling the right css.

Yep. Both are fine.

Custom theme.

I use the same functions.php as TwentyTen but the one that was modified for HTML5 (but before TwentyEleven).

I believe it may be that my functions file has not been updated and something in it needs changing/adding.

The problem goes away when I activate TwentyEleven as a theme.

??

Man, I hate manual updates. Giving it a shot though.

I’ve disabled every plugin – no change.

I run W3 Total Cache, I have flushed the cache numerous times and disabled the plugin – no change.

I’ve loaded the site in Firefox – same problem.

You can just do it manually using the permalink within the loop.

Lol. Then add “padding-top:0;” to the sub menu link classes in your CSS.