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Your theme globally defines an “.even” class in its CSS.

This should fix it:

#wp125adwrap_1c .even { border: none; }

Twitter changed some API junk, and Tweetable hasn’t been updated to accommodate the changes yet. I’ll have to rip some code out and maybe slot in a modern Twitter library.

IIRC, I recently rewrote the widget handler to take advantage of the newer API. That would mean re-adding the widget could be necessary in some cases.

It’s not really either. It’s an…anachronism.

I haven’t gotten around to updating the code that handles the widget for the new API added around WP 3.0 or so. The new API allows for multiple instances of widgets.

I keep forgetting about that clearing bug. I always mean to add it in the next update, and I end up forgetting…

I’ll add it to my to-do list.

Define “nothing.” Is the widget simply missing (you may have to re-add it to your sidebar) or are you getting a literal blank page?

Ah, I see now. I don’t know how I missed that before.

And I’ll have to take a look at that plugin.

Maybe I’m missing something, but WP125 1.4.1 is using the wp_enqueue_scripts hook to register stylesheets.

function wp125_stylesheet() {
	if (get_option("wp125_disable_default_style")=='') {
		wp_register_style('wp125style', wp125_get_plugin_dir('url').'/wp125.css');
		wp_enqueue_style('wp125style');
	}
}
add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', 'wp125_stylesheet');

When I wrote the plugin initially, I don’t think that hook had existed yet. If I remember correctly, I finally got around to updating it around the time WP 3.3 came out.

The widgets are next on my list.

I forgot about that issue. I need to get around to patching that…

If you’re comfortable tweaking the plugin code, this should fix it for you: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/wp125-plugin-problem-my-ads-dont-appear-in-two-columns#post-1081749

If you had customized the plugin’s CSS file, and have since upgraded to version 1.4.1 of WP125, it would have been overwritten by the default CSS again.

See the FAQ:

My ads don’t appear in two columns, even though I have the option set! How do I fix this?

The parent DIV that the ad code is inside probably isn’t wide enough. You really need a minimum of 250px of horizontal space to have two ad columns, more if you use the default CSS. You could try reducing the CSS padding around the ads from 10px to something lower.

#wp125adwrap_2c .wp125ad { padding:4px; }

You can either do this in your theme’s style.css file, or edit the CSS file in the plugins/wp125 folder.

I just installed a fresh copy on my test server, running 3.3 RC2. It works as expected.

I’m guessing it’s probably because you have multisite mode enabled. WP125 was developed years before that existed, and it likely doesn’t work with it. I’ll see what I can do, but I’m not going to promise a patch right away.

Uncheck the “Click Tracking” box when you add a new advertisement. The index.php?adclick=13 is for counting clicks. If you don’t need that, you can turn it off.

Ouch. That sounds familiar. I’ve been delaying a project of mine for about a year because I never have the time or motivation to pick up where I left off. (Plus, I have the always fun problem of wanting to start new things instead of working on old ones…)

I just committed a fix for the Missing Argument 2 warning. It should be available in a few minutes.

I’ve never seen anything like your .maintenance file issue before though. I did some Googling and I’m pretty sure it’s not Tweetable’s fault. The update is handled entirely by the WordPress core, with no hooks or anything in the plugin itself. It would have to be a bug in WordPress itself, or maybe a configuration/permission issue with your server environment. (It looks like it’s not an uncommon occurrence with core updates either…)

Cool. Do you have a rough ETA on version 2? I’ve seen a few comments about it, so I assume it’s been in the works for awhile.