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allow_url_fopen is also a security issue according to my host.

Changing that option can open my site to injection hacks

You might want to consider an alternative method like cURL

Cool beans – glad I could help out

To change the links in the navigation bar check out Appearance> Menus
in your dashboard.

You can arrange what order they show up and create custom links as well.

More info check out:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Appearance_Menus_Screen

After I wrote my post I did notice the the shortcode info that I missed before.

I don’t think I used any special CSS

As far as I can tell from the information I can find this error is completely on Facebook’s end. They broke something.

When I wrote my post all my scheduled posts were failing with the 1500 error but later it started to work again.

I also made sure my OG tags were perfect by running a url through the debugger and I did have an issue with a post which might have tripped the failure. I had too many duplicate OG tags. I could be that Facebook wants a stream post to be perfect code wise.

https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug

My concern is the author of this plugin hasn’t chimed in at all since these error posts showed up. Even if it is something they can’t fix which I believe is the case they should at least post here and say that officially.

Does anyone have a solution for this? I tried a couple of the suggestions posted such as adjusting the settings of the app and that didn’t work.

Someone posted a homemade patch but I have no idea what it does because the poster didn’t explain it

Are all the page posting plugins broken?

Where is the author of this plugin?

Anyone Anyone…

I need to change if I can’t use this to post scheduled posts.

Not necessarily. Usually the main poster on a blog is also the admin so if your posts show who wrote the post then it is also showing the admin.

If it is really a concern you could create a 2nd user who is the author of your posts and have a different ID who has the admin role

Most hackers trying to force your site if you use the old default of “admin” so you should really change it.

Check this out:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/how-to-change-admin-username?replies=4

I looked at the code and Digg Digg looks for the featured image then if there is none it looks for an image in a custom field and then if there is none it pass nothing.

The proper way to deal with this is to look for the 1st image in a post before defaulting to nothing.

I’m just not good enough with PHP to hack the code myself

The work around is to add the Pin-it button from the Pinterest website

This plugin suffers the same problem that the Digg Digg bar does with Pinterest.

The code tries to pass the featured image then if none it tries to pass the image added using a custom field and then if that isn’t there then it pass nothing so Pinterest says there is no image.

I would like to see some code added that will check for the 1st image in a post before defaulting to none

The Pin it button isn’t working for me either. The images aren’t being passed to the Pinterest.

Here is the link the pin it button is showing

https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=%5BMY URL]&media=

It is blank after media. I don’t use featured image so it should be grabbing the first image but I am getting the no image error from Pinterest

False alarm. I got the errors on my local host install where I had the debug turned on…

Sorry about that. It worked fine for me on my live site

I figured out how to do this without any major hacking.

Look for the following line in the first section of the fpp_index.php file under “Constants”

define('FPP_FACEBOOK_LINK_DESCRIPTION_MAX_LENGTH', 340); // Facebook link description allows max. 420 characters, 340 are always shown

Then change the number from 340 to what you want. Facebook’s limit is now 5000 characters so I set the constant at 1000 and this worked for me. It showed my full excerpt.

The only issue is if the plugin is updated you will have to do this change again.

mightyminx the post titled “Twenty Twelve Meta Data” gives a step by step instruction on how to change the text of the footer-meta.

Just follow the steps in the last message of that post and it will show how to customize the text

Yes that worked for me as well. That change wasn’t in the changelog so had no idea I needed to double check the table list

Never mind a previous article gave me the answer. Not sure why it didn’t come up in my search before I posted the question… grrrrr

Here is the solution (put this in the style.css of your child theme):

.site-content article {
   word-wrap: normal;
  -webkit-hyphens: none;
  -moz-hyphens: none;
   hyphens: none;
}

.widget-area .widget {
	-webkit-hyphens: none;
	-moz-hyphens: none;
	hyphens: none;
	word-wrap: normal;
}

Answered with info from this previous post