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Great, so I will update when you push out 0.8.1 and talk to the client about upgrading php. Thanks!

Yeah, I was surprised that it worked, but it does. Maybe it’s screwing something else up but I’m unable to find anything wrong. In any case, I am hoping it is a patchwork solution until you are able to figure out what the issue is. If it helps, the server is running PHP 5.2 — I would update that, but don’t want to create any other unwanted issues for the client.

I’ll check it out and let you know, thanks. I tried to recreate the same issue on my server because I know the client won’t be happy if I recreate it on his live site. Wasn’t able to do so — not sure why it would make a difference what server I’m on. I’m going to wait until the middle of the night one day and test out the github one on his server.

Ok. I will have to do this tomorrow because right now I am updating the site (which is live) and it’s working fine with 0.8.7. Would definitely like to keep up to date, so I will do what you suggest tomorrow.

Yes. 3.6 Here’s the rundown:

Theme: Celestial Pro (the original, not reloaded) by Styled Themes

EDIT: I’m also using a Child Theme, but nothing fancy or weird going on there. Just a few changes to the blog template and some CSS.

Plugins:
Advanced Code Editor
Advanced Text Widget
BackupBuddy
Browser Specific CSS
Column Shortcodes
Installer (for WPML)
JetPack (for Publicize and Stats)
Post Snippets
Responsive Slider
Special Recent Posts FREE Edition
Ultimate TinyMCE
Widget Logic
WordPress Database Reset (should probably delete this — don’t need it any more)
WordPress Importer
WordPress SEO
WPML CMS Nav
WPML Multilingual CMS
WPML Sticky Links
WPML String Translation
WPML Translation Management
WP UI – Tabs, accordions and more (that’s you!)

The problem is definitely related to WP UI and it’s definitely a result of this update. Removing the plugin immediately solved the problem, and the problem does not occur when I revert to the previous version of the plugin.

Thanks.

For anyone else who stumbles across this looking for a solution (it doesn’t just happen with Bones) here is what to do:

Wrap your menu in the header.php with div: <div id=”nav-box”>[menu]</div> for example. Then put the following into your stylesheet:

#nav-box {
  float:right;
  position:relative;
  left:-50%;
  text-align:left;
}

#nav-box ul {
  list-style:none;
  position:relative;
  left:50%;
}

Confirmed — exactly the same for me. But I still don’t know: should we even be worried about this, or is it just a peculiar quirk of the plugin? It seems likely to me that Google probably doesn’t care if you insert attributes or values into your P tags, and the only reason to do it this way is so that we can “feel good” for getting a green light.

Same problem. Not really clear why it’s happening or how to fix it, or if I should even be worried about it. I’d definitely like the developer to chime in on this one and share some of his expertise with us. Is this just a silly glitch that needs to be worked out and we shouldn’t worry about it? There seem to be some good solutions to make the light go green in various situations in this thread, but is that fundamentally going to make a difference to SEO? I honestly don’t know the answer.

Ok, so what am I missing here?

This doesn’t work:

function my_scripts_method() {

        wp_enqueue_script('jquery');
        wp_enqueue_script('jquery-ui-core');
}

add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', 'my_scripts_method');

(That or if I add the effects individually)

But this does work:

if( !is_admin() ){
	wp_deregister_script('jquery');
	wp_register_script('jquery', ("https://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.8.3.min.js"), false, '');
	wp_enqueue_script('jquery');
}
if( !is_admin() ){
	wp_deregister_script('jquery_ui_core');
	wp_register_script('jquery_ui', ("https://code.jquery.com/ui/1.10.2/jquery-ui.min.js"), false, '');
	wp_enqueue_script('jquery_ui');
	wp_enqueue_style ('excite-bike', ("https://code.jquery.com/ui/1.10.2/themes/excite-bike/jquery-ui.min.css"), false, null);
}

Obviously I’d rather do it the right way, and I understand what you’re saying about using the core, but until I can figure it out, I’m going to have to stick with the way that has been working. Any help is appreciated. Is my code wrong? What’s the deal?

Wait — scratch that. It doesn’t work at all.

Thanks for taking the time to help me learn. I really appreciate it. I guess using the core does work just fine. The tooltip even works. The problem before when I did it was that I was adding the effects I wanted individually, but I just had to add jquery and jquery ui.

Ok. I believe you. I haven’t run into any problems yet, but I guess that doesn’t mean I won’t. Let me see what JQuery UI feature will still work if I use the core.

I used

if( !is_admin() ){

So it doesn’t affect the admin UI. What plugins are we talking about here? I need to deregister it or I can’t use the JQuery UI functions I want.

Sounds like that could be drastically bad, in your opinion. Please explain.

Ok, I fixed it by downgrading to JQuery 1.8.3 in my functions.php, which luckily still lets me use the latest version of JQuery UI and allows me to have the Accoridions and Tooltips that I want — or at least, no troubles so far. I have activated all my plugins including W3 Total Cache and Bad Behavior and Contact Form 7, and everything seems to be in working order.

Here’s what I don’t get: why was everything working fine with the latest JQuery until I updated my plugins? Anyone have any idea?