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Hey Matthew, I am confused about why you would need to read about WP 2.8 design when there is 3.4.2.

Like Esmi said, just read the codex and in due time, you will care less about frameworks.

Bruce

Hey hwhjryu, is this post a regular blog post of a custom post type? If it is a custom post type, you will need to find where in the theme the custom post type is declared, either in your theme’s functions.php file or a plugin that comes with the theme and add “title” to the “supports” array.

For more details on that, look up custom post types for WordPress Docs and see if the post type’s “title” is supported. This may most likely be your cause.

Thanks. I read gravatar’s web page and it said that it takes 5 to 10 minutes to go through the system, so I am good.

Hey Esmi, one question: What is the best forum here for me to find co-organizers for a WordPress camp (Wordcamp) for a specific city that does not exist yet?

Bruce

Interesting. A caching issue you say?

Hey Ciupy, I looked at your page source and see two references to CSS files:

<link rel=”stylesheet” href=”https://oferteblackfriday.com/wp-content/uploads/spacker-cache/6ae77f3b2c262ca26bad094babe37cf0.css?v=1350648418&#8243; type=”text/css” media=”all” />
<link rel=’stylesheet’ id=’twentytwelve-fonts-css’ href=’https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Open+Sans:400italic,700italic,400,700&subset=latin,latin-ext&#8217; type=’text/css’ media=’all’ />

Neither one of these CSS files seem to exist when I look at them in my browser.

I suggest using the regular WordPress style.css file and make sure it is located in your twenty twelve theme directory. If it is in a different place, change the URL.

Other than that, it should work.

Bruce

rakeshraja, this may be a little late, but here’s a solution:

Use the custom loop links that was sent by esmi, but add an array for all your returned custom field values, including ALL of your duplicate fields.

After that loop is done, use array_unique function to return the unique value. Now, you have your unique values.

A little PHP goes a LONGGGGG way, LOL!

Bruce

Hey Jim, I assume that’s your name, LOL:

Could you post some of your code here that you added for both the Facebook and WordPress comments? Maybe you accidentally removed the function in your theme to the comments_template()? I am just brainstorming for causes…

Also, one thing you can do about your comment’s notification is go into your backend and turn on notifications for comments. If you want to program it, you could always add a WordPress hook in your theme’s functions.php starting with add_action() and write yourself a custom function to send your email notifications for comments. If you do not want to write any code, I am sure there are a few plugins out there you can find, but what would be the fun in that? LOL.

Bruce

thanks, playing2012m, but I this is for a multisite and I need to do this programmatically to prevent the other administrators fro showing the widgets even if they add them from the widget menu.

Usually, when you see a blank screen, it is a PHP error, or what they call in Drupal, a White Screen of Death.

You said that this happened right after you added that theme, so maybe the theme has a PHP error in it somewhere. I suggest deleting the folder for that theme and then you should be see twenty eleven occupy your blog with no errors, then reinstall your theme.

This seems like the MySQL is actually printing and if you modified it with PHP, maybe you forgot to close a quotation mark somewhere? Just a guess.

Hey josancin, I have developed a plugin to show tweets through a shortcode, although I have not yet submitted it to the plugin directory. Still perfecting it.

I think the best thing to do is search the plugin directory for tweets, especially those that provide shortcodes. I am sure I am not the only one who has developed something like this.

Sorry this did not help 100%, but I hope it can lead you to the right place.

Bruce

It appears that wp_logout() may have already executed in pluggable.php or your own pluggable version was delayed by a conditional. I would suggest adding another pluggable function <?php get_user_by($field, $value) ?> and see if it returns false. You can always add more conditional code in your plugin to test for this and isolate the cause.

Interesting, I have the same issue. None of my CSS worked for this. I would also be interested in knowing.