Chelsey

I noticed the same thing, sorry you’re also having problems! Good luck! ??

No problem! ?? I no longer use the plugin, I just did the redirect by writing it into the htaccess myself.

Hey, soulstudio! I wound up contacting my host about it. Turned out they didn’t set up the redirect in full. They only redirected the main page, but not all the others.

OK. Thanks for the help!

Quick followup. I found this command in the htaccess file:
Redirect 301 /xmlrpc.php https://127.0.0.1

which appeared to be causing the explicit PHP version declaration. Removing this command in the htaccess file causes PHPinfo() to display the correct information.

Will it be alright to leave this command out from here on? It has a comment that says to use for performance reasons

Hi Kat,

I took a look at the htaccess file on the site, and I do not see any explicit declaration of my PHP version (as in a hard-coded “your version is 5.2.17). Ctrl-f finds no instance of 5.2.17, for example. Moreover, nothing that I can see in there suggests it might be causing that issue.

My cpanel indicates that my php version is 5.4.43, and my conversation with bluehost indicated that nothing is wrong on their end, unless I am just not verbalizing this issue correctly. That’s definitely possible, but it still leaves this discrepancy.

Do you have any other thoughts, by chance? I really appreciate the help so far!

ETA: I ran the plugin on my other site, hosted under the same account with bluehost. phpinfo() gives me a version number of 5.4.43, which is correct. Are there any sources you know of besides the htaccess file that can cause such an issue?

• This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by Chelsey.

Hey Kat, thanks for the response!

I installed it and it says my PHP version is 5.2.17. How do I fix this? When I contacted my host to double-check, they said there was no problem and that their information was correct.

But, as I said, my other site that’s on the same host is having no problems with the plugin. Is there a reason one site would have a different PHP version than the other?

All you need to do is take the code you were given for your Creative Common License, go to your Widgets and paste the code into a text widget. Place that widget in the footer. Very simple. Is that what you mean by “footer” or are you trying to add it to the area below the footer menu?

I see you got it to work. However, for future reference, you don’t need to edit the CSS. Simply go to Appearance > Theme Options and upload your header image. It will replace the text automatically.

If you go to your Dashboard > Settings > Discussion and scroll down, you’ll see a section for Avatars. You can choose what type of avatar shows up in this section. However, if the user doesn’t have one selected, then the one you chose will show up instead.

This theme is responsive, and your site is showing up as the mobile version on my phone. However, I’m not sure how to get the header to show up. Mine always did it automatically. Sorry!

It’s been a few days, but everything looks fine on my computer. Did you get it fixed?

Go to your WP Dashboard > Appearance > Theme Options. At the bottom of the page is a section called, “Post meta display options.” Check the one next to “Display date.”

That did it, thank you!

It worked! Thanks for the help! I’ve changed my review. ??

It’s still showing them in a straight line, rather than a grid.