craigcac

I had this same issue. Plugin only displays full settings page with version 4.2.8 and lower when using WP3.8

It may well have been the same in earlier versions of WP, but I was unaware of it.

Weirdly this plugin is working on another website which has a localised version of WP 3.8 installed.

Now that I have changed my other site to have a localised version (en-GB) also, it is working with the current version of the plugin (4.3.3)

Does anybody know if this was ever implemented?

I found this works for me.

In your Settings–>Social Sharing Toolkit select the Custom CSS tab and add this:

span.mr_social_sharing {margin-left:15px !important;}

Change the number of pixels to suit. If you need the left edge aligned then change this to:

span.mr_social_sharing {margin-right:15px !important;}

Hope this helps.

Thanks for this CSS solution. Saved me from rewriting the home.php

Looked at the JetPack site and it seems that the issue could be related to the fact that the images are served from WordPress.com CDN (Content Distribution Network).

My understanding of this is that the images are sent to WP-CDN and then resized to fit the tiles on the fly. If either your own or WP servers are slow then the image links get broken. If you refresh the page enough times to ensure all images are generated then this fixes the broken links.

I could be wrong though!

@d_ianas your page looks ok to me although the images take forever to load and the source code indicates that the images are not served from WP CDN. Not sure how you did that!

I’m having the same problems. Clean install of WP with just Akismet and JetPack as plugins. Post loads with some broken images, when refreshing the post it will load more images. Must be something to do with how the resized tiled images are generated.

I thought it was meta keywords we no longer care about?

So, I’m not alone!!! I’ve been trying to figure out a way of adding alt text to my images with this plugin but with no joy.
Matt, I will contact you through your site for the code if that’s ok…

I still have no workaround other than the one I described above.

I simply think that it is a bit cheeky that somebody should pick up this well established plugin that was developed by 3 people before him and immediately looks to monetise the project.

I too am very, VERY disappointed that there is now a pro version of this plugin.

After just one day the price changed from $2.99 to $1.99, and then there is the subscription fee of $1.00/month. This is ridiculous. My hosting is only slightly more than that! Maybe $1.00 + $0.10/month would be more palatable!?

Bring back the option to enter the path to custom icons.

For now, I’m simply going to overwrite the files supplied as default with my own custom icons.

You can’t justify paying a premium to use “custom icons” that aren’t even your own @tompokress! Yes, I know I could add my own custom images if I bought the pro version but this twist truly sucks.

I’m also having issues with the sticky post.

I have 3 posts from my Featured Category that I want to display. One of these posts is a sticky.

Here is my code:
<?php query_posts('cat=16&posts_per_page=2'); ?>

Now, I could be wrong, but I figured that this would be the sticky post in the Featured Category (16) plus 2 other posts from the category. What I actually get is 2 other posts and no sticky post.

What I did next was this:
<?php query_posts('cat=-16&posts_per_page=2'); ?>

I excluded the category and ended up the sticky post (yay!) and the 2 most recent posts from all the other categories (boo!)

Something is definitely not working the way that nature intended here, but my next move was to create a new category and change the category of the post I wanted to be a sticky to this new category. And here is my code:
<?php query_posts('cat=16,-21&posts_per_page=2'); ?>

What I get now is the sticky post followed by 2 other posts from the Featured Category. It works at last!

Can anybody tell me why this conflict exists with the sticky post? This can’t be right!

Anyway, I hope this helps some of you out there! I’ve spent hours trying to find the solution with different snippets of code to no avail.

I look forward to your comments.

Regards,

Craig

I imagine that this is something to do with the way that IE handles .png images (or doesn’t!).

Solution: don’t use IE ??

There are plenty of sites that document this issue.

Can you explain what this does please?

Also, is this supposed to be pasted into my functions.php?

Yep, me too. Just upgraded to 2.9 and got the same error.

Is this a bug in the release?

I’m using Yoast Breadcrumbs and this error is being flagged in the dashboard under ‘Latest News from Yoast’. Anybody else getting this? Only I was wondering if there was any connection.

Anyway, for now I’ll be patching the problem with the http.php file download.