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Exactly the same error here

Ok, I found the problem. If you use WP Better Security, like I did, to change the directory of your content folder, it puts a line in your wp-config file that sets the relative path to your content folder … like this

define( ‘WP_CONTENT_DIR’, ‘/nfs/444fake//mnt/555555/domains/yourdomain.com/html/wp-content’ );

and that gets used by the Simple Instagram plugin (and possibly other plugins) when spitting out the paths to the prettyPhoto js and css.

https://simonfoust.com

I’m having a similar problem. Errors show that the files for prettyPhoto css and js simply are being referred to wrong — it’s trying to load like this:

https://myurl.com/wp-content/plugins/nfs/c88fake88/h8fake8/mnt/128822/domains/myurl.com/html/wp-content/plugins/simply-instagram/css/simply-instagram-prettyPhoto.css?ver=3.8.1

Looks like it’s putting the root path to my plugin directory in there with the url. I’m using MediaTemple, btw.

This is exactly what I was looking for. Now the only thing is, if a post has not been rated yet, it doesn’t show up.

Nevermind. A PHP friend help me figure it out by using multiple loops. https://codex.www.ads-software.com/The_Loop#Multiple_Loops

TTT

Bohoe: right, but where did you add this in the post-template.php and what did you replace?

And where are these “widget options” you speak of?

Thanks for the response Kafka,

Some weirdness ensued when I made that change. First, about 25% of the time tried to load the blog I got a “page cannot be displayed error”. Then when the page did load, and I logged in, the redirect did not work. Still just went to the dashboard.

Anyone?

Yeah, that works.

How can I make it so that once users log in, they are taken to the front page. With the php call you wrote, when you log in you are taken to the dashboard.

Thanks,

OK, ok, ok. I changed this topic to “resolved”.

Now let me tell you why I did. But first, make sure you’re not drinking anything because you’re going to spit it out when you laugh at how stupid I am.

K.

I had exactly 10 posts on my test blog. So of course the posts_nav_link wasn’t doing anything! When I changed my default settings to display only 5 posts on the front page instead of 10, sure enough the button showed up.

Sorry I wasted your time. But at least I was man enough to admit it. ??

Thanks for all the responses so far. I really appreciate it.

Kafka, when used “as is” it still doesn’t work. I’ve tried several different things but I still got nothin.

In the footer so… yep. I guess that’s “outside the loop” and I bet that’s the problem.

Weird though because when I use next_post_link in the exact same spot it works fine.