pratian

https://terminalmoraine.com/

Thanks for replying. If you mean header.php and footer.php in the theme files, the hooks appear to be there.

My admin toolbar doesn’t show on my site when I’m logged in. It will show when I preview posts but not on the published site. I am using WordPress 3.5. I think this problem started before I upgraded, though.

I have tried:

1. Switching to Twenty Twelve and Twenty Ten themes. No effect.
2. Deactivating all plugins. No effect.
3. Checking that the Show Toolbar setting in my user profile is checked.

I noticed the 28px margin-top style embedded in wp-includes/admin-bar.php isn’t registering on the published pages. But I’m not sure what that means.

Thanks for any help you offer.

Thank you, Alex. That seems to have worked perfectly.

Adam

Alex

Thank you for responding. Yes, those are the fountains at the Bellagio.

I believe I do have the latest version of the Flash Player for the web browser. I do not have Flash itself. I downloaded a free conversion program to convert a .MOV file.

Adam

And now that I’m using 2.1 I’m back to square one. I’ll see if I can make a similar tweak to above but if anyone has done this already, please feel free to share.

This problem has gone away with WordPress 2.1.

I’ve pre-empted this problem by changing my <div> tags to <p> tags and adusting my style sheet accordingly. However, I maintain that should be able to code my posts my own way.

Turning off the visual editor doesn’t make a difference, even after I resave the post.

In fact this problem is independent of IImage Gallery. The post editor will insert the <p> tag against my will any time I place two images in succession.

sketchbunny

Thanks, that was perfect.

I have the same problem. WordPress is calling up the title text for the alt text. The “title” as entered into the inline image uploader is entered into the MySQL database as a post_title, the “description” field enters it a post_content. However, in the end the both the title and alt attributes’ text are being called from the post_title.

I’m not sure where this glitch is to be found. I need to change it so the description is displayed as alt text.

Christiaan

You’re problem makes plenty of sense.

I have the same problem. WordPress is calling up the title text for the alt text. The “title” as entered into the inline image uploader is entered into the MySQL database as a post_title, the “description” field enters it a post_content. However, in the end the alt text is being called from the post_title.

I’m not sure where this glitch is to be found. I need to change it so the description is displayed.