jimday1982

Thank you so much for all your help! That did the trick!

In the following code:

<?php if ( is_page('journal') ) {
   wp_query('posts_per_page=5');
} ?>

The first and last lines work without issue, however the wp_query call is giving me an undefined function call error message.

Any ideas?

I did try that, however while Dashboard / Settings / Reading DOES give me the ability to set a post page, it forces me to select a page as my font page which I do not want to do since I want to keep my existing front page as is.

That being said, when I do choose my Journal page as my post page, the Journal page displays absolutely perfectly. Unfortunately, that option does not allow me to keep my current front page.

Is there some way I can set my post page without losing my current home page layout?

Thank you for your reply. I created the journal page, although as you can see from the link (https://www.jimmyday.com/journal), it isn’t currently displaying any posts.

I checked and I do have an index.php template and as best as I can tell, it is coded to display posts, so I’m not exactly sure what the issue is. Are there any other settings I should check?

Thanks again for your help.

I’m experiencing this issue as well.

Has anyone managed to find a fix yet?

Same problem here. The word “share” shows up as the very first word in all of my post teases! How frustrating!

In an attempt to fix it, I edited the plug-in and replaced the “Share” text with a non-breaking space, but then the button was blank. I’m now at a loss as to how to fix this problem, but if anyone has any suggestions, I’d be greatly appreciative.

Other than that one issue, this is a fantastic plug-in that I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend.

Oh wow, I totally missed that! Thanks so much!

Perfect – thanks! I saw that in the docs, but the “popup” part threw me off, so I didn’t even both to look at it.

Well, nothing is overriding the rule and I even tried specifying each side of the padding individually (i.e. padding-left, etc.), but IE still doesn’t like it for some reason. It’s strange because I’m pretty sure that the code is correct…

Thanks for your help by the way.

Actually, it seems to be working now (in FireFox anyway). Maybe the stylesheet was cached or something. I still can’t figure out what the padding isn’t working in IE, but I’ll comb through my stylesheet again to see if it’s being overridden.

For that one, I put the style inline…I was hoping I won’t have to do that all the time. And even then, it doesn’t display correctly in IE.

I tried that as well, but still, no luck. You can see the image (without the border here: https://jimday.net/). What I have is:

<img align="right" class="blogpic" src="https://www.google.com/images/logo_sm.gif" />

any my stylesheet has:

.blogpic{
padding:6px;
border:1px solid #ddd;
}

Any other ideas?

Never fails – I found the file shortly after I posted this. It’s in wp-includes/comment-functions.php.

For some reason, I am having a tough time upgrading to the newer version. I deactivate the old version and have even tried deleting all applicable files from my webserver. I upload the new files and when I check my admin panel, it says 1.14, but I’m not getting the new icons to display. I can’t seem to figure this out. My dlog is located at https://www.jimday.net. If you have any ideas, I’d REALLY appreciate your help.

Yep, I am as well, however I just set up WordPress last week. Maybe it takes a while?