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I’m using a theme from Kriesi found on Themeforest.net called Sleektabs. Any page after the first is loaded using AJAX. Works fairly well, except some plugins have issues (anything that calls Javascript is a little touchy). I’m not the best programmer out there at all, and so there might be a way to work around these issues as they come up.

As for SEO, I’ve loaded my site using seo-browser.com, and everything looks good to me.

I figured out the plugin Popupper wasn’t functioning correctly. The theme I’m using relies heavily on AJAX for the functions of the site. Any page loaded with AJAX isn’t displaying the tooltips correctly, while a page loaded without works just fine.

So much better now! This is the second time this problem came up like I said, and I spent a few days trying to figure it out, including removing the CSS for it. My head has just gotten twisted around. I love deadlines! Thanks so much!

I’ll also replace my edited default-widgets file with the original again =)

My cat was like that when I was fostering him about 8 months ago. I couldn’t give him back, he got way too attached! (poor me!)

Thanks again for the great help!

Thanks for the help. Not only do you provide great help, but a nice kitten picture to go with it!

If you look at our site https://themutantproject.com/, and hover over the widgets on the right, you’ll see that the “welcome message”, and the link under “Latest Episodes” have the correct hover affect. The entire block has the color changed. If you hover over the middle link, under “Project Log”, then you’ll see that just the text is changed when hovered over. Using Firebug, I can see that removing the widget_categories class from the list element solves the problem. However, I can’t seem to get rid of this class getting created in the PHP.

I had the same problem and fixed it, then updated my WP install, and the problem was back. It’s not a theme issue (it might be, but just removing this class solves the problem).

I might have a solution (the previously edited file might be on a computer here). If I can dig that up, I’ll let you know. Thanks again!

Yep, that was the first thing I tried. It still is not working correctly though. Here is what the widget currently looks like:

class WP_Widget_Categories extends WP_Widget {

function WP_Widget_Categories() {
$widget_ops = array(‘description’ => __( “A list or dropdown of categories” ) );
$this->WP_Widget( __(‘Categories’), $widget_ops);
}

function widget( $args, $instance ) {
extract( $args );

$title = apply_filters(‘widget_title’, empty( $instance[‘title’] ) ? __( ‘Categories’ ) : $instance[‘title’]);
$c = $instance[‘count’] ? ‘1’ : ‘0’;
$h = $instance[‘hierarchical’] ? ‘1’ : ‘0’;
$d = $instance[‘dropdown’] ? ‘1’ : ‘0’;

echo $before_widget;
if ( $title )
echo $before_title . $title . $after_title;

$cat_args = array(‘orderby’ => ‘name’, ‘show_count’ => $c, ‘hierarchical’ => $h);

if ( $d ) {
$cat_args[‘show_option_none’] = __(‘Select Category’);
wp_dropdown_categories(apply_filters(‘widget_categories_dropdown_args’, $cat_args));
?>

Thanks for the help. One of those annoying problems that I’m sure has a frustratingly simple answer!

Any ideas? I’ve hit a wall!

I’m having the same issue, and upgrading manually from 2.8.5 to 2.8.6 did not solve the issue. This is a frustrating problem! I’ve changed the permissions on folders to 777 and back again, because that didn’t work. I’ve disabled all plugins as well. Any brilliant minds out there have any ideas?

I installed WordPress a few days ago, and was running into the dead image (red X’s) problem that others seem to be sharing. I tried the suggestion about, and that didn’t work for, still saying “Cannot move file to …/wp-content/uploads”. However if you:

1. Using an FTP client, or browsing your site through a web-based control panel, create a folder in the root directory for your uploads. Mine is images. Make sure the permissions are set to 777 (I haven’t tested with any other, because I’m too tired to right now).

2. Go to Settings/Misc, and change the the “Store uploads in this folder” from wp-content/uploads to that folder. All you have to do is type in the name of the folder. So my entry looks like images.

Test it out and see if it works. This worked for me and seems like a straight-forward, simple solution.