metaprinter

The warning was from my server setup. I’ve also updated my wp to the latest version 4.4.1

Hi,
after updating the plugin i am seeing the following:

Warning: call_user_func_array() [function.call-user-func-array]: First argument is expected to be a valid callback, ‘es_admin_option’ was given in /home/foo/public_html/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 496

EDIT:
I published a test post and it kicked off the automated email just fine so things seems to be working correctly…I’m not sure what the above warning is all about, any ideas?

wound up using a plugin to clean this up. closing topic.

I had a similar issues, unable to add a new category, turns out it was because the category name used an ampersand eg. This & That… even though the slug was this-that ?weird? I wound up just renaming the new category to This and That. hope this helps someone.

FYI, the beta version worked! thanks again

Rhys, thanks for the response. I only get the error on my development site, which is staged on an older server running php 5.2x and NOT on the production site which has an identical codebase however that production server is running php 5.5x so I suspect the issue is my environment.

I will try the beta update and let you know if it changes.

Run one of your pages through the Facebook debugger aka linter https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/

That will show you where the problem text is coming from, eg your meta description, title, OG tags…whatever. Once you pinpoint that, go through your theme settings or SEO plugins and do what needs doing to remove it.

You should start with the PHP documentation https://secure.php.net/manual/en/ and go from there.

Can you still log in to your wordpress admin panel? if so, then go to Settings > General and change the WordPress URL and Site URL entries.

If you cannot log in to your site, you’ll need to log in to your database and change the settings there.

Did you recently remove some code from your footer.php file or from the functions.php file? That appears to be your issue. This is common when folks try and remove something in the footer which a theme author has included like their credit or link back to their site. put that back in there first. then when it’s working find the offending item and just use a blank space or only that renders.

I had a similar issue I Think, not 100% sure.
– I deactivated the SEO wordpress plugin, and the /events/ and /event/foo pages started showing.
– I re-actived the SEO wordpress plugin, and the events stuff didn’t break.
– added a new event and that worked too.
– It’s all good now, for me at least

I had a similar issue I Think, not 100% sure.
– I deactivated the SEO wordpress plugin, and the /events/ and /event/foo pages started showing.
– I re-actived the SEO wordpress plugin, and the events stuff didn’t break.
– It’s all good now, for me at least

tried:
https://mysite.com/events/ it says nothing found
https://mysite.com/event/free-public-birding-trip/ it says nothing found

same problem. I’m using the WP twenty fourteen them.

There are several issues on your site:
The first is the MetOffice embed in your left sidebar. On desktop and tablet, it is too wide at 250px, where that sidebar content area maxes out at 122px.

The second is the Tide Times widget which is also too wide at 162px. You need to fix these before going on to your main question.

Here are two common ways to fix the above issues 1. get rid of those widgets if they aren’t important (or try putting them in your footer widget area if they are marginally important). 2. If you must keep them, adjust your child theme css for a wider left sidebar. This is easier said than done because the Twenty Fourteen theme has several css breakpoints to account for.

The other issue on your site is how you’re using those floated images. If you’re using the default “insert media” option and clicking align left, you should be seeing those line up with the left margin of the text and images in the post, but I’m not seeing that. They are sticking way out and if you resize the viewport those images wind up going under the black sidebar and becoming obscured. You need to correct all of these as well.

Once all this is corrected then you can look into widening the primary site content area to cut down on whitespace. Hope this helps.

Are you trying to reference something in your functions.php file perhaps which is no longer there?