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Hi Konstantin,

Thanks for your answer. I can’t see any font-family statements anywhere associated with a ‘media’.

Thanks

Hi Konstantin,

Thanks for your answer. Actually, I’m inclined to just modify your theme a bit using a child theme.

One thing I don’t get is that I can change the font of the site using:

body {font-family: “Source Sans Pro”;
color:#555555;background-color: #F7F7F7
}

.navbar-inner {font-size: 20px; font-weight:bold;font-family:”Josefin Sans”,”Helvetica”,Helvetica; }

but these changes don’t show when I access the site with my iPhone. Could you point me in the right direction?

Thanks.

Hi Michael,

In my site (https://blog.delarepublica.cl) we use your plugin. We have a query_posts to show only “reccomended” articles (at the bottom left). As you can see, that is empty now. If I deactivate your plugin, the problem goes away.

Any ideas?

@enailor,

It looks like this is a Firefox issue, not a WP one, as the problem goes away when you switch browsers.

This is, as I wrote above, the same behaviour I saw.

Cheers.

Hi,

This is definitely *not* a feature if it is really happening. However, there are two ways you this could be happening:

– You are using a cache plugin for wordpress, and it contains a copy of the said post when it was still available. Make sure to purge the cache and then deactivate the plugin to test.

– Your browser cache is not empty and/or corrupted. I mention corrupted because this happened to me. I found your post because I had the same problem of not being able to unpublish pages.

It turned out that although I was emptying my browser’s cache, the page(s) (they were several) were still in it. Just before I added a “me too” post to this, I just tested with a different browser to double check. And voilá, I got 404s!

I didn’t explore this much more, but I did find a post somewhere pointing fingers at Firebug. In any case, you guys should (1) make sure to test this with a completely different browser and/or a fresh firefox profile if that’s what you use, (2) make sure there’s no caching going on on the WP side, and then (3) *file a bug* if you still can see the draft post, as it this would be considered a serious vulnerability.

All the best.

I have a similar issue, except no error message is displayed. The comment appears approved, but when I reload the page is back to its original state.

just for the sake of posterity, this is the implementation of whooami suggestion:

Add this to your .htaccess:

RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^ZXcf(.*)$
RewriteRule .* – [G,L]

whooami:

Thanks, but how do I do that? right now, those queries are being redirected to my homepage. How did you do that in your blog?

Thanks!