jherrington1

Here is a great article to describe why image mapping is an outdated practice. https://alistapart.com/article/imagemap/

You can achieve similar things with SVGS … as long as you aren’t dependent on older browsers.

When I click on Marcus’s name I get brought to all of his articles so I’m not sure what you are talking about.

No worries. If this is complete please be a trooper and mark this thread as resolved. ?? Thanks!

No worries do the following:

1. Login to your admin
2. Go to Dashboard => Updates on your left side bar
3. From there you should be able to check what version you have and upgrade

So your issue isn’t in how to get it linked across then, as you are already linking to the author’s posts. Your issue is when you get to that page it’s only showing “Posts By: (Blank)” Obviously (Blank) is just meant to say there is nothing after. Is that correct? If so then there looks to be an issue with your author.php file. It is not pulling the author name. To do so you need to have something like:

<header class="page-header">
   <h1 class="page-title author"><?php printf( __( 'Author Archives: <span class="vcard">%s</span>', 'themename' ), "<a class='url fn n' href='" . get_author_posts_url( get_the_author_meta( 'ID' ) ) . "' title='" . esc_attr( get_the_author() ) . "' rel='me'>" . get_the_author() . "</a>" ); ?></h1>
</header>

Inside the loop of your template file.

Can you please provide more details? It would be impossible to tell you anything with just knowing that FB is no longer showing up on your site.

1. What is your URL?
2. How was FB posts being displayed before?

It depends on where you are trying to achieve this. What is your end goal? To have this on your home page, footer, side bar, etc?

Glad you found out the issue! With Jetpack being developed by Automattic (also the creators of WP), I wouldn’t imagine it being a problem with the plugin but something with your template that is causing issues. You might want to use a template check plugin to find whatever issues may be inside your template.

It is strange indeed. Have you tried switching your theme to the default theme?

That would be something done within the code, not within the WordPress admin. What you are talking about is image mapping (since you only want it to be if you are on a certain part of an image). This practice would not generally be recommended as it is an outdated practice. Is there a particular reason you are wanting to do this?

I’m not sure if this will help, but WP Has a great article on this. Please see https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Changing_File_Permissions#The_dangers_of_777.

Ok. Hrmmm. If that is the case, have you tried using a different browser instead of a different computer to see if you can repeat the problem in a different browser?

Any change could have a risk of effecting wordpress. The default routine when trouble shooting issues like this is to do what I said before. Also the admin that you added could also be causing the issue, so you may want to disable that to. I know these things are tedious and annoying but they are the first things you have to do when trouble shooting things in WP. It’s sort of like when you call technical help and they ask you “Do you have the power plugged in? Have you tried restarting it?” While these things may not be the case they are the easiest and fastest things to detect if the issue is being caused by them.

Yeah it is a strange one and disabling your plugins is usually the first thing to do when troubleshooting the issues you’re having. If you deactivate them, the site will recognize it immediately. Alternatively you should also try changing the theme back to the default theme to see if that fixes the issue.

Have you tried disabling your plugins and / or trying the default theme to make sure those aren’t the culprits?