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It seems that this happens when I have scheduled a post to post, not when I directly post something.

By the way, running “Check Support” works just fine.

I’m glad I’m not the only one.

One thing that might be preventing the downloads from being tagged correctly for Analytics is that I’m not adding them through the standard media uploader in the editor. They are being added through custom fields, and dynamically through PHP in the template. Do I need to do something special to make sure the plugin tags them?

Tried it. Unfortunately, it doesn’t show the rich text editor on the “visual” tab. WP 3.4.1

I don’t know. I think I gave up on the issue.

Yup, you’re right. Don’t know how that got set to hidden. Thank you for your help!!

Does anyone have any ideas why my search results page isn’t showing up?

It must be something to do with the theme. Deactivating all plugins does not resolve the problem. Switching to Twenty Ten solves the problem.

So something is going on with the theme. I can’t find the issue though. All the source is there if you reveal the HTML. For some reason it is not showing on the page…

I cannot save tags on pages either. The tags box is there, but there is no “Add” button next to the field, and nothing entered into the field saves when the page is published or updated. Anyone know why, or how to fix this?

There is not a problem with the CSS. Like I said, WordPress correctly applies the “current_page_item” class to page items in the navigation, but will not apply the class on custom link items. That has nothing to do with the CSS.

Ok, I think I fixed the body class with <?php body_class();?>, but it is still not applying the class to custom link items in the nav.

It uses wp_nav_menu. Again, it works fine for true pages in the nav, but not for custom link items.

The site URL is iFoneVan.com. The custom links are all the submenu links under “Services.” The submenu link “Buy iPhone Accessories” under “Buy an iPhone” works correctly, because it is a regular page. The other links under “Services” are custom links to blog posts, which don’t receive the “current_page_item” class when they are the active page.

Twenty Ten doesn’t work because the CSS navigation is constructed slightly different in that theme.

The custom menu item shows a class of “menu-item menu-item-type-custom menu-item-1059”. There is no “current” anything on the class of the custom link in the menu when viewing that page. Other pages that are not “custom” show the current-menu-item and current_page_item classes, and get styled accordingly.

I’m using the WP3 menu system.