rowanwolf

I am having this issue as well. Invisible post and no Editor toolbar in Visual mode. This is in standard post node – not custom posts.

The issue has been resolved after working with JoomUnited tech support. Not sure what they did, but speed analysis is now working!

Problem resolved

My ID at JoomUnited is Librewolf

screen shot of speed analysis

Sorry. Don’t see a way to directly share a screen shot

In terms of what plugins are making indelible messages (even after your fine plugin intaj) are the W3 cache plugin and the a2 optimized plugin. Both messages now show up in intaj’s “notification area”, and on the post edit page – see the screen grab below.

For some reason the graphic is not displaying. Here is the link to the graphic

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by rowanwolf.

I came up with a possible problem, though I am not sure that it is caused by the plugin, or the plugin is just in the constellation of the problem.

After installing and setting up the plugin, my banner was forced half way off the display. When I deactivated the plugin everything returned to normal.

Is there any reason why the plugin might cause this behavior?

I had another issue pop up – possibly due to this plugin.

Is there any reason why this plugin would offset the page banner? In other words, move the page banner partially off screen? This has happened at my site and when I deactivated the awesome responsive plugin the banner returned to its normal position.

Thanks so much!

I didn’t even see the tabs. Some plugins throw messages up at the top of the screen, and I just missed those tabs.

You’ve got it now. Working fine.

THANKS!

I am running 4.4 as well, and no update has come through for this plugin. Further, when I check the status of the plugin it tells me it is the latest version. Further it says “Warning: This plugin has not been tested with your current version of WordPress.”

Thank you very much! Drag n Drop is a good addition as well.

Sorry. Please disregard the last post from me. That was to resolve a different problem.

My solution to this problem was to get the WP Rollback plugin.

Do a backup of my database and posts.

and then rollback the Simple Drop Caps plugin to the previous version – 1.2.6.

The drop caps are back on my tool bar.

Hi, David.
I did fix it by adding the following bit of code to my main style sheet. I think I may try making a separate style sheet and call it so that theme changes don’t undo the “fix.”

/* Change entry-title size for Nelio Featured Posts */
.widget_neliofp_widget article .entry-title {
  font-size: 26px; /* for ie8 & below */
	font-size: 1.6rem;
	line-height: 29px; /* for ie8 & below */
	line-height: 1.8rem;
}

Hi,
I finally figured this out and added this following bit of code to the bottom of my main stylesheet. Please note that the problem with doing this is that updates to your theme, or changing your theme, will eliminate any changes you make to the primary theme files. So either keep a record of changes you make, or use “child themes” (which I don’t get how to use) or some other solution.

/* Change entry-title size for Nelio Featured Posts */
.widget_neliofp_widget article .entry-title {
  font-size: 26px; /* for ie8 & below */
	font-size: 1.6rem;
	line-height: 29px; /* for ie8 & below */
	line-height: 1.8rem;
}

I am using WordPress 4.2.2 and I have been using the manual dropcode. However, the plugin worked until the latest update earlier this week. Is there a way to go back to the last version of the plugin as I was on 4.2.2 then and it was working fine.

Thanks