KIsmay

Disabling AJAX seems to work properly.

The trick is to add the following CSS code to your style sheet:
.fb-like span{overflow:visible !important; height: 250px !important; width:450px !important; margin-right:-375px; }

I’ve used twenty-eleven-theme-extensions on some sites for this, which lets you add custom css without editing the style.css for when I’m not using a child theme.

An example of the problem (using Async Social Sharing & TwentyTwelve):
https://claudetteburton.com/

The plugin should work out of the box with TwentyEleven and TwentyTwelve, as they’re defaults for most people.

I also get this, the theme is TwentyEleven.
I also see the same problem with the “Lazy Social Buttons” plugin:
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/lazy-social-buttons/

Perhaps it needs a css rule for the Facebook Like dialog?

To follow this specific example, you would create pageofposts.php inside the template folder. Since you’re now making changes to the theme, you should create a child theme of twentyeleven first:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Child_Themes/

To just get a page containing all posts, you don’t need to do anything that complicated. Your front page already displays your latest posts. You can instead have it display any Page as a front page, and choose another page for the Page of Posts. To do that (from the Dashboard):

1. Go to Pages->Add New, and create a new empty page. I often call it Blog or News. This will be the “Page of Posts”
2. Repeat 1 to create your front page, if needed.
3. Click General->Settings.

You’ll see the option “Front page displays:”. Select “A static page (select below)”. Then set the Front page to your front page (step 2), and your Posts page to the page you created in step 1.

Hope that helps!

I’ve used Plugin Central to easily install plugins by URL.
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/plugin-central/

The same author also has a plugin called WP Quick Deploy, though I haven’t tried it:
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wp-quick-deploy/

You probably need a plugin for this, which will work with any theme.

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/search.php?q=google+map

Marcie,

Anything other than default permalinks requires additional features of your hosting provider. On Apache servers, this is done through mod_rewrite instructions added to your .htaccess file.

Have a look at the permalink documentation on the Codex:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Using_Permalinks

You might also need to contact your hosting provider for assistance. They should be familiar with WordPress.

If I understand your instructions correctly, you can change the price for *all* medium shirts in your inventory in this manner.

In my case, the Size variation set is being used to with T-Shirts, Golf Shirts, Tank tops, and even pants. They’re all priced differently from each other. In this case, all sizes and colors of the product are the same price.

So what I want to be able to do is set the price for all instances of a given product at once.

That seems to work.