dbirlew

Okay thanks. Had deactivated them all yes, but have renamed the plugin folder and all browsers are showing the site in twenty twelve. I’m afraid I don’t know this theme, it displays post thumbnails by default, yes? If so none of the post featured images are showing. Starting with the second post, all have featured images set but are not showing.

Update: currently the site is set to twenty twelve but only chrome is showing the site with this theme; all others are showing the site in twenty eleven, which I deactivated some time ago. I should note that I am not signed into any of those browsers as the admin, which could have something to do with the different theme setting.

I may misunderstand WPyogi, but the default theme is twenty twelve, correct? When I activated twenty twelve for a short time, I was still unable to set a featured image. Upload works fine, but setting a featured image does not.

If you meant a different theme, please tell me and I’ll try it immediately, thank you.

Also, images inserted into posts work fine, should have said.

Same issue after 3.5.1. Last night we noticed my wife couldn’t edit the thumbnails on her blog via the image panel. Today all of her featured post thumbnails are gone, not displaying on the site. I would like some insight into this problem as well, or a new update to reverse the last update.

Idea:
1. Enable WP Network functionality.
2. Create a sub site in your site, such as p2.levitomer.com.
3. Enable P2 theme for this site in the Network Admin panel.
4. Create a child theme for P2, enable it for this site in the Network Admin panel.
5. Copy any CSS from your preferred theme into the child theme for P2. The child theme will override the look of P2 while retaining the same display.
6. Add links to these pages to the custom menu(s) of your main site. Should all look like one site, though it’s two. ??

@djdevy: Your code worked great for me!!! However, I wanted to switch from light to dark and show_faces=false to true, and had some problems customizing. Referring to the Facebook reference site, I realized that the source code actually uses the code &_amp; (without the underscore) instead of actual ampersands. It looks like this forum is auto-parsing ampersands for the ASCII code (or whatever that code is). So if anyone is having trouble using djdevy’s code replace every ampersand with &_amp; minus the underscore.

Once I changed the ampersands out, I was able to change light to dark and show_faces=false to true.

Also note that if you’re going to change show_faces to true, you should change the height from 24px to about 60px.

I had this working before WP 3.0 and enabling multisite. Kinda wish I’d known that it wasn’t going to be multisite compatible, or I wouldn’t have enabled the network. Now other people have blogs at my site and I can’t go back!

Anyway here’s how to update your sitemap.xml manually until the plugin becomes fully 3.0 compatible. Hopefully this will help those of you in my same predicament:
1. Download the last file generated by the plugin, sitemap.xml from your root directory.
2. Open with Notepad (in Windows)
3. Copy the first url block of code where the URL links to your last blog post, such as https://www.yoururl.com/last-blog-post/. Be sure to copy all lines between the two URL tags, including the loc, lastmod, changefreq, and priority code lines.
4. Paste it just below your main URL location at the top of the list, meaning https://www.yoururl.com/ according to the example above.
5. Copy the URL of your last blog post and replace the url in the copied loc line.
6. Modify the lastmod line of code to match the date and time that your newest blog post was published.
7. Save and overwrite the file on your server.
8. Login to your Google account, Web Master Tools, click on the site and click on the sitemap.xml link.
9. Below the last date submit, click “Resubmit.” Repeat this process for any other major search engine you desire.
10. Painful yes, but you get used to it. At least this will keep your blog current in Google search results until the plugin is updated.

Thank you so much! This article linked to in that thread had the answer:

https://www.clickonf5.org/wordpress-mu/youtube-other-video-not-embedding-wordpress-mu/5820

Anyone?

Nevermind, I just added a wildcard subdirectory to my host list and it started working.

Same problem for me. Using HTML codes in place of special characters works. For reference:

https://www.ascii.cl/htmlcodes.htm

Thanks! I give her a try.

Yes, you can have several pages in a post with the <!– nextpage –> tag.

I suppose I can infer from your reply that you didn’t code WP-Pagenavi for this, that’s why it’s not working.

Cool, thank you!

I have one problem, and that is that the time displayed does not match the time shown on my forums, it’s three hours ahead for some reason. I don’t know PHP, but is it possible to format the date as something like “F j, Y – g{-3}:i a”? Would that display PST time instead of Bangkok time or whatever it’s showing? Thanks.