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Hello Again,

I remove all plugins and test login using another browser, without LastPass installed.

The error stay there…

Any other idea?

Hello Justin!

Hm… I’m using:
LastPass (I deactivated it now.) – I’ve changed the password on LastPass aways soon as create a new one, so expirated passwords here is not the issue. But, to be 100% sure, I deactivate the LastPass.

And BPS Security.

I’ve move this site from anoter domain: its possible that it cause some problem? I’ve use blogvault to move the site…

Any idea? Thanks for the tip Justin!

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Ok, I figure this out ??

Just place this code on css file:

.meteor-slides-widget{
display: block;
width: 180px;
height: 180px;
overflow: hidden;
}

Replace the sizes with the required image size relative to your sidebar.

??

Check this link:

https://www.graphicbeacon.com/web-design-development/execute-multiple-custom-post-type-queries-using-wordpress-shortcodes/

I have the same problem.

Question: you’ve added your blog’s sitemap in Google Webmaster Tools? The error I had was related to that: the robots.txt prevented the reading of the sitemap file.

If not public, then Disallow: / (disallow everything, allow nothing)
If public, then Disallow: (disallow nothing, allow everything)

Is syntactically correct, but for some reason Google does not find the file sitemap.xml for example. Changing the parameter to “Allow” google was able to find the file sitemap.xml consequently the entire contents of the blog.

I found the problem: The function that creates the virtual robots.txt file is wrong.

In wp-includes/funcions.php file from the 1779 line starts do_robots function:

do_robots function () {
header ('Content-Type: text / plain; charset = utf-8');

do_action ('do_robotstxt');

$ output ='';
$ public = get_option ('blog_public');
if ('0 '== $ public) {
$ output .= "User-agent: * \ n ";
$ output .= "Disallow: / \ n ";
Else {}
$ output .= "User-agent: * \ n ";
$ output .= "Disallow: \ n ";
}

apply_filters echo ('robots_txt', $ output, $ public);
}

Change the line 1788 to:

$ output .= "Allow: / \ n ";

Now the virtual robots.txt file will work correctly.

I’m trying to figure out how to send this bug report to the folks at www.ads-software.com, but am having no success: /

SeeJayEmm, take a look on this post. https://digwp.com/2010/02/custom-css-per-post/

This documentation is old! The problem is I have over 300 categories to convert to tags. If I do this manually’ll finish it just for Easter! ??

I have also done this too does not work … : /

I’m having the same problem… I’m using 3.0.1 version.

I have the same problem :/ Any one has some idea to solve this issue?

I found the problem: it was the functions.php file of the theme that was developing.
There were 2 blocks of php code. To solve the problem, the blocks were joined into one. Then all returned to work normally.

Thanks!