drewdroid

Works again with this version! 100% with WP3.2.1. Now I’m running the newest version of WordPress AND my favorite plugin. Thanks Arne! I was a bit scared to be the first guinea pig.

Next step I guess is just finalize the version and get it up for everyone.

I’m buying you a beer.

Thanks Rodni, that worked 100%. Now my comment link stands out.

Templates
404 Template
(404.php)
Archives
(archive.php)
Comments
(comments.php)
Footer
(footer.php)
Header
(header.php)
Main Index Template
(index.php)
One Column Page Template
(onecolumn-page.php)
Page Template
(page.php)
Search Form
(searchform.php)
Search Results
(search.php)
Single Post
(single.php)
Theme Functions
(functions.php)
block.php
(block.php)
block_header.php
(block_header.php)
comment.php
(comment.php)
legacy-comments.php
(legacy-comments.php)
navigation.php
(navigation.php)
onecolumn-page.php
(onecolumn-page.php)
pagination.php
(pagination.php)
parser.php
(parser.php)
post.php
(post.php)
post_metadatafooter.php
(post_metadatafooter.php)
post_metadataheader.php
(post_metadataheader.php)
post_title.php
(post_title.php)
sidebars.php
(sidebars.php)
vmenu.php
(vmenu.php)
vmenu_header.php
(vmenu_header.php)
widgets.php
(widgets.php)

Styles
Stylesheet
(style.css)
style.ie6.css
(style.ie6.css)
style.ie7.css
(style.ie7.css)

It seems like my theme has no file named loop.php, or loop-page.php….. is that even possible?

Thanks so much. What I meant was that I wanted just the text “please leave a comment”, to not break up which I think I accomplished using non-breaking spaces. Or at least it seems to work, because now if there is not enough space it’ll go to the next line.

So forget that, let’s see if I can get this color thing to work.

Here is the functions.php file code:

case 'comments':
            if(is_page() || is_single()) break;
                ob_start();
                comments_popup_link(__('Please leave a comment »', THEME_NS), __('1 Comment »', THEME_NS), __('% Comments »', THEME_NS), '', __('Comments Closed', THEME_NS) );
                $result[] = art_get_post_icon($icon) . ob_get_clean();

And here is the Postfootericon code in my stylesheet.css

/* begin PostIcons, PostFooterIcons */
.art-postfootericons
{
  color: white;
  padding: 5px;
  border-bottom-style:ridge;
  border-width:3px;
border-color: #262626;
}

.art-postfootericons, .art-postfootericons a, .art-postfootericons a:link, .art-postfootericons a:visited, .art-postfootericons a:hover
{
  font-size: 13px;
  text-decoration: none;
  font-weight: bold;
  margin: 5px;
}

.art-postfootericons a, .art-postfootericons a:link, .art-postfootericons a:visited, .art-postfootericons a:hover
{
  margin: 0px;
  text-decoration: underline;
  color: #607F5D;
}

.art-postfootericons a:visited, .art-postfootericons a.visited
{

  color: #607F5D;
}

.art-postfootericons a:hover, .art-postfootericons a.hover
{

  text-decoration: none;
  color: #B6F1B0;
}
/* end PostIcons, PostFooterIcons */

That’s good enough for me as well. We’ll hang tight on 3.4.1 until ya fix it. JQuery Colorbox and Nextgen are my top plugins. I love how the colorbox can resize to fit whatever window. Works well on an iPad as well.

I can confirm it is still not working with WordPress 3.2.1. Hopefully we hear from the developer soon.

That’s why I think this downgrading shouldn’t happen behind the scenes manually, it would be better if it could be automatic with the requirement that users notify their plugin or theme developers straight from their WordPress back-end. That way it’s obvious that the problem is with a user’s plugins or themes and not WordPress generally.

But the video is real good. One thing I would suggest is if other users want to use the video is to perform one extra backup of *everything* in addition to the way the video narrator tells you to do it.

Except I did make a backup, and *thought* everything was working after which I added loads of content. Then I found out everything wasn’t exactly working.

That’s the problem. My site isn’t even that large and I easily missed the fact that something was malfunctioning. That’s why they need to have an automated downgrade.

By doing it this way, the click stats could also provide them or plugin/theme devs information on upgrade issues if they forced everyone to take a small survey before downgrading.

If anyone desperately needs to roll back like I did, there’s a good video on youtube. Just make sure you have an additional backup besides the one it tells you to make. It’s still very scary, but relatively simple. Just follow the directions EXACTLY, pausing it and replaying it.

If you roll back, make sure to notify the plugin or theme devs about 3.2 issues because otherwise they won’t know.

The new version of WordPress or the new nextgen? I had an issue with Jquery colorbox and Nextgen malfunctioning with WP 3.2, so I notified the developer and rolled back to 3.1.4.

That accordion slider is amazing.

If you need to roll back to 3.1.4 (or any other version), I used this video here. It’s scary so make sure you backup everything, and do exactly what he tells you. I actually had 2 backups. There’s also an article that the guy links to. It worked 100% for me to roll back.

3.2 was fine except that one of my plugins Jquery colorbox sort of broke and I couldn’t get it to work with my top gallery. Make sure to notify the authors of whatever plugins you are having trouble with if that’s your issue.

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https://viewofthedrew.com

Ok so I downgraded to WordPress 3.1.4 and it works now. (Very scary to downgrade by the way but I used this tutorial and it was helpful, https://mrinternettips.com/how-to-downgrade-wordpress-version/)

There seems to be an issue with WordPress 3.2 and this plugin, everything will work except that “automate jquery colorbox for all other images” setting.

I have to be careful if I ever want to go to WordPress 3.2 later on.

Uploadme, how did you get this Gallery area that rotates the photos of video games with the caption? Your site looks great by the way.