Rocknation

The customizer page on all my wordpress themes come up blank unless my PHP is set to 5.6 — including Twenty Nineteen.

Good news — I uploaded and re-installed the plugin a second time, and my post editing links have returned. Nonetheless, here’s a screenshot of what the page looked like yesterday.

Resolved: I sent the message from the cron plugin to my web host, which allowed them to drill down to the exact source of the problem. That allowed me to delete it and my scheduling plugin, and I replaced my backup plugin — so I’m scheduling and backing up “naturally” again!

The problem seems to be the .htaccess file — when I set the permalinks on default or Custom, everything works properly.

Resolved the issue by doing exactly what the error message said — I pasted it into PHP MyAdmin!

Or did I? I got WordPress to install, but now when I try to open a page that I haven’t registered as the home page, I get an “Object not found” error message!

I did that, they sent this:

sudo /Volumes/WordPress\ Module/WordPress\ Module.app/Contents/MacOS/installbuilder.sh

Hi Rock Nation,

I too had this issue and found that I had to open up the installer package to examine it. I found the installer script and that does launch the install.

Mount the dmg
From terminal.app, type:

Code: Select all
sudo /Volumes/WordPress\ Module/WordPress\ Module.app/Contents/MacOS/installbuilder.sh

enter your password.
Keep terminal open. It will prompt you several times for your password as the wizard progresses.

It should run through successfully. I am still trying to figure out the whole mysql password issue. It worked flawlessly on a VM

And this is your FV Player coding on a WP page rather than a post:
<?php echo do shortcode(“[fvplayer src=”https://your-lovely-site-is-here.com/videos/your-videoname.mp4&#8243; splash=”https://site.com/videos/your-video-poster.jpg--&#8221; width=”640″ height=”360″]“); ?>

I didn’t specify the TEMPLATEPATH coding I was using because I knew it had been depreciated. I have found the correct coding:
<?php include get_template_directory() . '/fileName.php';?>

And I think the div class=”sub” line is supposed to be:

<iframe src="https://www.juju.com/jobs?k=&l=Branchburg%2C+NJ&r=20" width="100%" height="1200px" scrolling="hidden" align="middle">
</iframe></div>

Of course, it helps a lot if what you’re trying to i-frame responsively is responsive itself:

Anyway, thanks a lot — my web search for a solution turned up methods employing everything from transparent gifs to Jquery. That’s what I deserve for not coming directly here first!

When in doubt, reboot: I downloaded a fresh copy of the theme and instead of relying on my text editor’s multi-file search, I made the substitutions manually. There’s a lot to be said for being old-fashioned. Thanks — but how to did you know what would be on line 139? You’re good!

The bug appears to have been stepped on with the latest upgrade to WordPress 4.2.1 — the sidebars are all coming out on the right now.

I made https://www.branchburgnj.com/events with the help of a widgetized content manager.

To isolate the problem, I changed the URL slug to https://www.branchburgnj.com/eventful. The sidebar is on the left though it’s linked to a right sidebar template. When you click on one of the events, however, you get the a page with the sidebar in the “right” place:
https://www.branchburgnj.com/event/nashonic-station-bridge-dedication.

But then if you click on the event category, the sidebar’s on the left again!
https://www.branchburgnj.com/eventful/category/neshanic-station/

UPDATE: When I added a third style sheet, my boxed pages suddenly started “taking orders” from the main home page stylesheet about what background colors/images to show. I ended up adding them locally to the body tag of my second header template. But my boxed pages are still boxed.

In the absence of a coding way to do it, there’s always double style sheets.

I made a copy of my full-width template, named it full-width-home, and added it to the page template coding on my style sheet. I then copied and renamed the style sheet as well as my header template. On the second style sheet, I put in the the body background effects I wanted, plus the boxed page coding above. Then on the second header template, I put in the “link rel” path to the second stylesheet. Finally, I had to put in TEMPLATEPATH coding to the second header on all my non-home page templates — a bit of a pain, but it works now!

Same here. I’ve used it with all my free and self-made WP themes, but it doesn’t seem to be getting along with the the first theme I’ve paid for!