Márcio Duarte

I’d like to balance out this review a little bit: I’ve been using Kirki in my premium theme for years without any significant problem.

Also, any issues that appear are usually resolved remarkably fast. Kirki is a very real project, used by tons of people.

@wpchef I’m using PHP version 5.6.20

@doug That did it, thanks! ??

Yes, I tried, but it didn’t work. I got this error message:

( ! ) Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /app/public/wp-content/mu-plugins/limit-login-attempts-reloaded.php on line 35

Thanks for the fast response!

+1 for this. Also, we should be able to specify a CDN for the the lazy_placeholder.gif file or, at least, to remove it altogether if not used.

Just for the sake of completeness, here the solution?described in the link above:

Simply open the /usr/share/file/magic.mime file in your text editor, and comment out the faulty lines (put ‘#‘ sign at the beginning of line).
Those are typically the following:

0    search/400    \\input        text/x-tex
0    search/400    \\section    text/x-tex
0    search/400    \\setlength    text/x-tex
0    search/400    \\documentstyle    text/x-tex
0    search/400    \\chapter    text/x-tex
0    search/400    \\documentclass    text/x-tex

– in the “TeX documents” section, around line 630, and often also

0 regex [Cc]onstant:space:+[Ss]tory text/x-inform

– in “Type: Inform interactive fiction language“, right after the previous one, and

0 regex BEGIN:space:*[{] application/x-awk

– around line 300 (sometimes already commented out).

To check which lines exactly to comment out, check the mod_mime_magic errors printed right after the Apache start.

It seems that there’s a configuration problem in the mod_mime_magic on your server.

The best bet is to call your hosting provider and ask them to verify.

I found a possible solution here. It might help.

Thanks, Marius!

Working fine now, thanks!

I was having a similar issue. For me it was solved by changing the get_theme_mod call, hardcoding the default value, like this:

<?php $siteName = get_theme_mod( 'site_name', get_bloginfo( 'name' ) ); ?>

or

<?php $logoWidth = get_theme_mod( 'logo_width', 300 ); ?>