paulmalenke

The WordPress for iOS site shows the publish button in the upper right on the iPad and iPhone.

First I would try to login again at wp-login.php to see if it will let you in without going to the menu.

If that fails and you still get a blank page everywhere then I would try removing the theme through FTP. Then go to wp-login.php again, WordPress should notice you deleted the theme and give you an error stating “The active theme is broken. Reverting to the default theme.”

When you are looking at the list of all of your pages in the dashboard there is the option to Edit or Quick Edit the page when you hover over it. If you select Quick Edit there should be a checkbox there to allow comments on the page or not.

Let me know if this helps.

After a page is published and is currently published there is no longer a publish button when you are editing the page, it shows an Update button instead. The update button is in the Publish widget on the right side when editing a page or post.

If it is only showing you “Update” as an option then it is currently published. If you make the page a draft then the publish button will appear again.

Let me know if this is what you were asking about, I could be completely off.

I see where the ads should be and I believe the code is correct. Do you know if you are for sure verified by Adsense?

When I verified with Adsense they sent me a card in the mail with a code on it that I had to enter in order for ads to show. Before I verified the ads would just be blank, the Adsense site stated that they would be blank until I verified.

It is my understanding that due to the way iOS is designed there is currently no way to upload anything other than photos or videos with the WordPress for iOS App.

Someone chime in if I am completely wrong.

I’m glad it is resolved.

They will not be loaded from the theme folders. admin-bar-rest.css is loaded from s0.wp.com and admin-bar.min.css is loaded from wp-includes/css/admin-bar.min.css. In fact when I try to load https://realhomebrew.com/wp-includes/css/admin-bar.min.css it states that the file does not exist. I would download 3.5 fresh and place that file in the correct folder and see if that works.

I tested Magazine Basic on a vanilla 3.5 install and the wpadminbar worked normally. The wpadminbar is almost the last thing to load in a theme and it is given its positioning with a stylesheet that is loaded only with the wpadminbar. It makes sense that it would be at the bottom after the footer based on how it loads but I cannot truly verify why you are having the issue without seeing how the wpadminbar loads and if the stylesheet is loading at all. It seems that the stylesheet is not loading.

If you view source do you see the two stylesheets for the wpadminbar? They will be admin-bar-rest.css and admin-bar.min.css.

Did this start before or after you upgraded to 3.5?