mtedwards

+1 For this, I just ran into this issue and am searching for the same thing.

on this line (the 2nd line) in post-page.php

<div <?php post_class('post page clearfix'); ?> id="post-<?php the_ID(); ?>">

You are adding a clearfix class the that div.

It is using CSS to make sure that it sits completely on its own line and neighbouring divs are pushed either above or below.

Try removing the word ‘clearfix’ from that line and see what happens.

It may cause un expected changes on other pages around the site though

I don’t think its related to the same issue.

I think it is the clearfix class that you have wrapped around the content. That class will be making sure that the sidebar doesn’t float up next to the main content.

Try just putting ‘;’ after the ), before the }

eg

‘<?php
if(has_post_thumbnail()) {
the_post_thumbnail(
array($theme->get_option(‘featured_image_width_single’), $theme->get_option(‘featured_image_height_single’)),
array(“class” => $theme->get_option(‘featured_image_position_single’) . ” featured_image”)
);
}
?>’

You can change the WP Debug back to false now….

If you would like to paste the post-page.php in here I will have a look.

this is the issue:

‘Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘}’ in /home/2/s/sportsekstra/www/wp-content/themes/ExpressNews/post-page.php on line 21′

Hi There,

It looks like the image you are trying to display is a .tif.

Tif isn’t really a stable format to use on the web and I think you will would be best to convert it to a png, jpg or gif.

I think this should fix the issue with it turing up in some broswers and no in others.

HI @jonast92,

It would most probably an issue in your PHP that is causing an error at a certain point, before it renders any content.

If you update this line in wp-config.php (which is in your root) directory.

Change:

‘define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false);’

to

‘define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true);’

this will out put the error to the page and let you know on what line in what file the error is being produced.

Matt

No problems.

I would try updating the WordPress Address (url) and the Site Address (url) under Settings > General to make sure they match your actual site url, they might be missing the ‘www’ there.

Hope that helps.

HI @paul, I don’t really have an answer to why this happens, but I have had it a few times on certain times.

I have found that when I get to the login page it adds the incorrect redirect (maybe just with out the www).

Try when you get to the login page:

https://www.danielchisholm.co.uk/wp-login.php?redirect_to=http%3A%2F%2Fdanielchisholm.co.uk%2Fwp-admin%2F&reauth=1

remove the redirect etc and reload the page so you are

https://www.danielchisholm.co.uk/wp-login.php

And try login in there?

HI kopecsrk,

One trick you can try is forcing the permalinks to refresh.

Go into Settings > Permalinks and check what is set. Make sure you remember exactly what the current setting is.

Then change the permalinks to default, save you changes.

Then change it back to the original settings you had and save.

This should re write the rules.

Hi Guys,

We just published a post as well and we are still having the same issue. I’ve disabled the publicize service for now.

I have also suddenly started experiencing this. I hope it’s sorted soon.

I’m getting the same error:

Error 200: OK

Having the same issue.

We also can’t get it to save status’ if the post is scheduled.

Here is a link to the Facebook page, its the third article down. No text

Facebook Page

thanks.

Matt