kakgungor

I just installed the plugin for the first time today and I am getting the same error message when I try to update a post. I’m not sure what to try in order to resolve the issue and would appreciate any feedback.

I am running WordPress 3.9.1 if that is helpful for debugging.

I had the same issue. The update also affected the formatting of my blog posts so I had to deactivate and delete the plugin in order to get things back to normal. Hope these bugs can be addressed quickly.

@channelcast and @copydeskcat,

I’ve put together a tutorial on how I accomplished my custom title links. You can read it here: https://akgungor.com/2013/11/17/custom-title-links-wordpress/

Joe, are Twitter Cards supported with the free version of WP to Twitter as well?

In the end, I stopped using the plugin and started relying on a custom variable. I then modified my templates to check if there is a custom var set and if so it replaces the page title link with the URL stored in the custom variable. WordPress still creates the usual post with its usual permalink, so I can provide users with a link to each post on my site.

It was a bit of work, but works great for me now. I hope this helps, and check out AKGUNGOR.com for a working example.

Jose, I was able to fix my issue with your suggestion. Many thanks!

Thanks Jose. So if I understand correctly, there is an extra CSS parameter on the Tag Archive pages that aren’t affecting the Category Archive pages? I’m new to WP so I assumed the two were pulling from the same PHP file. I don’t think I need any special formatting on my Tag Archives, so is there a way to ignore the .tag class?