Jon Brown

I admit I didnt even look, but I assumed the line wrapping was the problem with the zebra stripes. If a line of code wraps it shouldn’t change color but then that needs to be coordinated with the line number which in V3 is separate. I’ll look later, if it’s just CSS that’d be great, bit I suspect there is more to it.

Fredrick I already did, #201107180247

Toggling Minify from Auto to Manual seems to of fixed things for me… haven’t throughly tested the site out but so far so good.

THANKS @obrun

Excellent! Thanks for letting me know too.

With WP 3.1 using has_archive is good…

I still prefer creating a page and then apply the archive template (or a custom template) to the page, and putting the page in the menu. This way you retain the permalink rewriting and such… it’s just a little more robust than the custom link method.

@billerickson – Thank you for this… this was driving me crazy… sometimes it’s the simple things you forget to check. Apparently new custom post types sometimes/always default hidden…

@clgent – your totally off topic but deactivate the JetPack plugin, that banner is there because you have JetPack installed and activated, but not fully configured (ie. connected to wp.com)

This has been very confusing to me as well, and I’m not claiming to be 100% sure, but I think I finally figured it out.

What Frank (the plugin author) is saying is that you can only customize the CSS or use the php hooks to modify the site maintenance page that is displayed. There is no way for the plugin to display a static HTML page.

The HTML provided is confusing… Naturally one thinks they are supposed to edit the HTML and put that file somewhere, but your not supposed to do that. The provided HTML is just dummy HTML for people to style CSS around. The HTML is based on what is created by the plug-in via the site.php file.

To get a sense of how the packaged themes work take a look at the CSS files inside /wp-maintenace-mode/styles

So if you want to customize the HTML of the maintenance page what you really need to do is use the hooks in site.php (wm_head, wm_content, wm_footer) to modify the page.

I should add, you can put your CSS anywhere, but you shouldn’t put it in the plug-in directory nor in the parent theme (as both of these may get wiped out in updates). Assuming you’re customizing your WP theme using a child theme put the CSS there and provide the full URL to the css.

Never did find an automated solution. I set the last 10-20 manually and that was minimally sufficient for what I needed.

I searched the repository for while but gave up.

One more UI comment.. When one has added something to be minified and wants to remove it, the button should say “Remove” and the pop-up window should say “Remove”. Saying for example “Are you sure you want to delete JS file?” is unclear.

“Are you sure you want to remove this JS file?”
“Are you sure you want to remove this JS file from minification?”
“Are you sure you want to remove this entry from minification?”

I know these are little things, but it contributes to the steep learning curve.

So I hacked a temporarily solution to this by modifying line 185 to include &rel=0

“<object width='” , width , “‘ height='” , height , “‘><param name=’movie’ value='” , playerUrl , “&rel=0&hl=en&fx=1&’>……….

It’d be nice to add this into the configuration options and if I remember after the new year maybe I’ll give hacking it in as an option a go… unless (and I’m hoping he does) Bruno adds it first.

Thanks Fredrick, appreciate the answer. Just knowing is helpful

Just for reference, should you ever want to implement other user roles being able to flush the cache. I noticed WordPress.com Stats has a user settings check box for who can see stats. Might be an interesting feature to have a dash board widget that reported the stats of the caches and which maybe could have a cache flush button… just a thought to share more than a formal “feature request”

I’ve got the exact same issue. Curious if you resolved it?

Stats have only been active on this site for a few minutes, I’m hoping once they actually start counting they start showing up for Editors and Authors, but I’m not holding my breath.

WP 3.0.3, WP.com Stats 1.7.5

In this case they are updating static text in a text widget…’which thinking about it also requires being an admin. Getting beyond W3TC but that another thin I wish I could do, allow editors to tweak widgets… Maybe I need a role management plugin for this one.

Only Chrome, or have you tried other browsers? I’m presuming this is the same problem resolved here:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-fancybox-for-wordpress-save-changes-button-doesnt-submit-form?replies=3#post-1766634

Thanks Supertomate – worked for me too…