Matthew Gedeon

I’ve got good news and bad news. I’ve figured out which plugin is conflicting and causing the double content display. The bad news is it’s JETPACK.
I would install all the pieces of jetpack separately for how good this plugin is when it works, but I’d really appreciate not having to have so many stray plugins.

Still occurring. I’m using a variant of twenty ten. Pretty basic.
The thing I like most about sermon managers approach to sermons is that it uses custom post types and taxonomies, thus allowing you to use the wordpress importer to bring all data across instead of having to move your whole database. I’d been hoping someone would make this plugin for a while…
but the double content is a show stopper.

I took the code that is supplied in that thread and uploaded the modified version of the plugin for those who have absolutely no knowledge of code. This file is the zipped sermonbrowser plugin modified with the solution bdparker made on the other forum. It works on my churches sermon page. This is only needed until the next release of sermon browser.
Here’s instructions for uploading a zipped plugin.Use the second method.
Here’s the zipped plugin with the changed code.
Note: this patch is for version 0.45.4. If you stumble upon this after the an update is released and still use it, you will miss out on any of the changes that have been made and WordPress will continue to tell you there is an update available. In theory, you shouldn’t need this after next release, because the new code should be worked into it by then.

Any eta on when this will be permanently fixed? It’s a bit of a nuisance.

Any possibility that computer has a virus? If large files upload fine on other computers but not on one particular one, then there is no other option but that something on that computer is inhibiting file uploads(virus, firewall, anti-virus software). The only other option is that the computer is on a slow internet connection and the upload is timing out.

For me the solution to the problem was to change to “run apache server as user/user” instead of www/mysql as it suggested. Of course, then I had to restart MAMP pro (as in quit the program completely) before it worked correctly. It’s something to try anyway.

If you have some programming knowledge, you should be able to piece together the solution from that.

First place I’d try is contacting your host. Could be you have your domain pointed incorrectly, or something even simpler, but they have the advantage of being able to rule out a lot of potential problems and perhaps give you some info that would be helpful to us in helping you fix the problem.

Your error message might not be showing up because it wasn’t in backticks. Highlight the error message after you copy it in and then click on the “code” button.

You might get better results by posting here instead since you are wanting to do something with templates.

You might get better results by posting in the themes and templates area.
This is what I’ve found, but I’m really not sure what the remove does in the context of the above code.

You’re welcome. Glad I could help.

Oh, so I downloaded it, and though I’m not an expert on themese, I’m pretty sure

<?php the_excerpt(); ?>

is built into core. If you replace line 16 in it’s entirety with the above code, I don’t understand why it won’t work unless you are getting a cached version. If that doesn’t work, then someone else will need to weigh in.

The style sheet isn’t loading at all. Looks as if you have a permissions issue on the wp-contents folder and perhaps your whole site. I would give your host a shout and ask them to check permissions for you. I have no idea how an update could have triggered that though. Let us know if they fix it please.

You can set all background images to white by adding onto

#sidebar a img {
border: none;
margin: 0px;
padding: 0px;
}

the line background: #fff;, so that’s

#sidebar a img {
border: none;
margin: 0px;
padding: 0px;
background: #fff;
}

I made the change already for you since I was there. Now you’ll probably want to change your password.
The theme itself is calling for external code from resource://gre/res/TopLevelImageDocument.css and your widget area seems to be inheriting from it. I never figured out why it’s hit and miss, only how to override it.