Erunafailaro

This seems to be a CSS-issue. I assume that you have some other plugin installed which adds CSS to your admin-area that has some effect on one of these CSS-classes:

• ui-tabs
• ui-widget
• ui-widget-content
• ui-corner-all

You can use the FireFox-addon FireBug to find out which CSS-file causes this coloration.

Hi norahdk,

the background should look like the 2nd and 3rd screenshot from the plugin-page:

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/feed-reading-blogroll/screenshots/

I never heard of a black backend-background before. Could you please post a screenshot?

This problem does also occur on my site and with W3TC 0.9.1.3. The minification of jquery.js seems to break the javascript of this library.

However, the plugin Autopimize is able to combine and minify all .js-files, including jQuery.js, without problem.

Is there another workaround except the “combine only”-option?

Here are two of my websites. On one of them everything works fine. The other one generates the erroneous javascript-file. Both sites rely on the same jQuery.js file.

• https://www.weinschenker.name/ – javascript works correctly, because option “combine obly” is checked.
• https://java.weinschenker.name/ – javascript broken, because optione “combine obly” is not checked. Instead, comment- and linebreak-removal are active.

• Javascript-debugger FireBug shows the following error: missing } after property list

yes, https://wiki.weinschenker.name/feedreadingblogroll:linkpage

Hello Kheirul,

I would like to reproduce this issue on my blog. could you please post the URL of a blog that has a sticky post?

Normally, the issue you describe should not occur, because the only remote data that is used to calculate the post age (‘just recently’ or ‘x days ago’) is the date of the latest post on the linke blog.

If one of your bookmarks always has a ‘just recently’-message attached to it, this might be because there is something wrong with the remote post-date.

Well, have a look at my wiki: https://wiki.weinschenker.name/feedreadingblogroll:configuration

Under Display Options:

CSS class for links: You can configure css-classes to the link-elements of the blogroll. Plugins like XSD Snapr make use of these classes to display snapr-preview-bubbles.

A Snapshots-plugin should require a special css-class to be associated with the link-tag on your blog (<a href="" class="someclass">bla</a>) .

Enter this class in the input-field labelled CSS class for links on the settings-page of my plugin.

Screenshot of the settings-page.

No, that is the not correct way to do it.

Please go to my wiki and read the tutorial on how to create a linkpage.

You have to create a new php-file, i.e. make a copy from your page.php and name it page-blogroll.php, then add the tag directly to the php-code.

Read my tutorial – it’s all described there!

This is supported already. Just go to the WordPress linkmanager and add nofollow to your bookmarks in the XFN-section.

Ah, I found it in line 777 by searching with a regular expression.

I searched by the regex <\?[^p], i.e. all occurences of <? that are not followed by the letter p.

That one is also fixed now in the dev-version.

But I think a missing bracket should also be a hard error in PHP 5.2 …

Maybe it’s something else.

Line 578 is fixed now in the dev-version.

The error from line 2569 seems to be a tougher one. 2569 is the very last line, there isn’t any code in that line …

1) I will test this and will try to find a solution.

2) Should already be fixed with the development version.

Thanks for reporting those errors!

I can’t see the tag <?php feedreading_blogroll(); ?> at all. Where did you put it?

Right now your site looks okay to me. I can see your bookmarks, their icons and their latest post-title …

yes, please.