kirkbross

+1 for WP Rollback plugin. Install and activate it and then in your regular plugins list there will be a “Rollback” link next to every plugin. I went from 3.3.1 to 3.2.5 and my store is working again.

Well, I deleted all my images and re-uploaded them all at 380×380. This seems to have fixed the issue, though it’s still a curiosity.

Yes, I was using the same image for the Featured Image and in the post (using Add Media button). For the in-post image I chose Medium (300×300).

However, it was the Featured Image that was getting vertically cropped for *some* square 512 images and not others. Very strange.

In the Settings > Media, the options are 150 x 150; 300 x 300; 1024 x 1024 so I’m not sure why it even generate a 512 x 400 crop from a square image.

Thanks.

I’m using a child-theme… I had just always thought the universal / built-in theme “customize” function wrote the changes to the theme’s actual style.css… namely because the elements / selectors you can customize in that area of the dashboard change with each theme.

It was doing this strange scaling thing (in addition to the fade) but seems to have stopped.

It might have been browser lag due to my image size or something.

@specialdesigns…

Search the style.css page for this exact string

.sub-menu ul

It must be in there somewhere… if not, just add it at the bottom of the file.

.sub-menu ul {
position: absolute;
top:0;
left:180px;
}

@specialdesigns

Find this in your CSS:

.sub-menu ul

Change position to absolute and add top and left values… like this:

.sub-menu ul {
position: absolute;
top:0;
left:180px;
}

Responsive (Cyber Chimps)

Everyone is having this issue. The only solution is to delete your site, destroy your computer and move to the jungle and live off the grid.

But seriously… this “loging Cookies blocked” error seems to be caused by the v3.8 upgrade and I believe most, if not all, users are having the problem.

None of the prescribed fixes work according to many threads (i.e., removing plugins, commenting out lines of code in the login.php page, etc.) and all we can do is wait for an update fix from wordpress.

I am lucky in that I am not getting the white screen as some people are but I have not applied any of the fixes suggested because I read that they don’t work. I can log in on the second attempt and so it’s a nuisance, not a critical problem.

Thanks Jesin… I was able to successfully make those changes, but I’ve decided to just design the nav with one level. The CSS for the grandchildren items would require a bunch of tweaking and I didn’t feel like getting into it. But this is good to know for the future. -Kirk