Justin Kopepasah

Thanks for the quick reply, @cullylarson! Sounds like it might not be related to WP Cron afterall. Will continue investigation.

Thanks again! ?????♂?

Thank you for all your feedback, everyone. I am currently working on this task in Github, but wanted to pop in here for a question.

I have a sneaking suspicion that this may be related to WordPress Cron. Can any of you experiencing this issue respond to the following:

1. Are you using default WordPress Cron?
2. Was someone visiting (daily) the WordPress admin for the sites in question (back when those records were created).
3. Is there any native cron which triggers WordPress Cron (in the event that no person visits the admin)?

Thanks in advance for your help in debugging this issue.

The portfolio feature will not be available until Jetpack 3.1. You can find that information here or subscribe to updates from Eighties to stay informed.

This feature is coming in Jetpack 3.1. https://github.com/Automattic/jetpack/issues/721

I have noticed this too and will address this issue.

Justin,

I would recommend that you do not edit core theme files. These files will be replaced when you update Eighties. Instead, create a child theme.

I am not sure what you are referring to. Could you please elaborate?

My pleasure.

You are most welcome!

Thanks for the review. I am glad you like Eighties and hope you like the things to come for the theme in the near future!

lilacsun,

Yes, there is an easy way to disable the Twitter cards altogether.

See: https://kopepasah.com/tutorial/disable-jetpacks-twitter-cards/

Although there is no current UI for changing the Twitter site tag, this can be modified using a filter.

See: https://kopepasah.com/tutorial/change-jetpack-3-0s-default-twitter-card-site-tag/

At this time this plugin only support the official Jetpack plugin. There is currently no plans to support any other plugins, but I will take it under consideration.

Frank,

I just tried the Facebook and Twitter sharing buttons on your site and everything seems to work properly.

This is what I get when clicking the Facebook link.

As for the Twitter link, the current way Jetpack uses the Twitter sharing is not set up to add an image to the tweet (I am not sure if twitter does this anyway). However, I do see the tweet ready to be posted when I click the sharing button.

Hope this helps.

Generally I would recommend using the body_class filter instead of the if statement on the body.

However, since you are newbie, I would recommend using the Custom Classes plugin for easily adding classes to specific pages.

Once the class is added, simply add the styles to the main stylesheet for the theme.