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Wonderful – that’s great news!

Good to have you back, and thanks for your commitment ??

Not sure what you mean, @airsid, but in the end I had to roll back to 3.8.3 to enable the visual editor. Hope this gets a fix soon.

As a temporary fix, I’ve edited the tinymce_gridster_shortcode_plugin.min.js file, located in plugins/cbach-wp-gridster/tinymce/

I’ve changed every instance of tinymce.dom.Event to tinymce.DOM and although this does make the visual editor work again, it doesn’t bring back the Gridster button in the visual editor, so you can’t add new grids.

Only a temporary solution, but it might provide a starting point.

Sorted, thanks @jamo_dodger, needed to shuffle some of the divs around.

@varkhan – you’re right! Well spotted. This functionality is a bit backwards, don’t you think – defaulting to ‘none’ for all preexisting pages? Anyway, at least I can change it on a page-by-page basis, I’m just glad I only have a handful of pages on the site! Maybe an option in the settings to push global settings to all pages would be good?

Also, how do I set the background to a Flickr slideshow if my homepage is set to the default, which is the list of latest blog posts (using the index.php file)?

Did you get an answer on this?

Mmm, looks like Promotion Slider might be up to the task. Anyone have experience?

Sounds like a plugin clash. Have you deactivated all plugins and refreshed? Also try using a different browser.

Have you found a solution to this?

Yes! Just discovered this at the same time. Seems that the Theme my Login plugin conflicts with most Maintenance Mode plugins, forcing it to redirect and thereby removing the ability to access the standard wp-admin login page.

I’ve stopped using this now, and have started using Twitter Feed for WordPress which is working perfectly out of the box. I recommend you do the same if you’ve had issues.

It’s ok, I figured it out. For anyone else left guessing, it’ll be something like:
<?php echo do_shortcode('[twitter-feed mode="feed" username="Twitter" other="yes" num="3" linklove=no" followlink="no" tweetintent="no" timeline="no"]'); ?>

This is shocking – I don’t understand how a plugin update can mess things up this badly. I really don’t want to resort to the default Twitter widget, as this one has worked so well in the past.

I too am seeing ‘stuck’ tweets that won’t update until I change the display number. Although changing it back just breaks it again. I’ve changed the code on line 186 from https to http but still no joy.

Pleeeeeeese fix this (once fantastically simple and elegant) plugin!

Problem solved – it’s a More Fields plugin issue. I rolled back to the previous version (2.0.5) and it’s working again.

@petter: yes that’s much better, although I would advise dropping the <br /> from the middle, as the layout here is better controlled via css than hardcoded into the background.