SrDusky

walkingman,

After you follow all of Karen’s instructions, try to view the calendar on a different browser. That worked for me. I guess the old JS files were cached.

@senff,

It was failing yesterday (Mac: Chrome, Safari, Firefox) but it looks good today. We had upgraded to the latest version of “WooCommerce Stripe Gateway” and did not see our issue fixed. Maybe we were being served a cache.

Thanks for your help.

Code below worked for me.

function jetpack_remove_styles_777() {
wp_dequeue_style(‘jetpack-widget-social-icons-styles’);
}
add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘jetpack_remove_styles_777’, 11 );

For anyone curious… I was unable to replicate the issue on a fresh site (on a different server).

Esther,

Did you figure out the problem? I’m having the same issue and will gladly get back to you if/when I find a solution.

I have several installations, and the $current_user function seems to be broken on my 2.9 installation. Let me know if you figure this one out. [email moderated]

I’m using Alex Rabe’s plugin on WP 2.5 and my tables are still displaying correctly. When do problems surface?

Oh, you must set your options within a plug-in editor. Edit the php file itself. Change the following values to suit your needs:

$posts_per[‘home’] = 4;
$posts_per[‘day’] = 10;
$posts_per[‘month’] = 10;
$posts_per[‘search’] = 10;
$posts_per[‘year’] = 999;
$posts_per[‘author’] = 999;
$posts_per[‘category’] = 999;

I dislike how the play button expands and pushes content to the right. I also dislike the “tag this” link.

For my part, I use iFrames. (Yes, my code validates as XHTML 1.0 Transitional.) I place the following code somewhere in the index file (out of the loop, so that it doesn’t appear more than once):

[iframe name=”songrequested” src=”https://www.duskyspad.com/media/mute.mp3″ scrolling=”no” height=”0px” width=”0px”][/iframe]

Then, I set my MP3 links like this:

[a href=”https://www.yourdomain.com/nameofclip.mp3″ target=”songrequested”]Audio Clip[/a]

Oh, as you probably noticed from the code… the iframe originally loads an mp3 file that has no sound. I call on this file when users want to kill the music. It looks something like this:

[a href=”https://www.yourdomain.com/mute.mp3″ target=”songrequested”]Music Off[/a]

You can see it all in action here (once you load the page, search for instances of “mp3”):

https://duskyspad.com/category/my-rolas/

I can easily change the links so that they display a play button instead of the text “MP3: Listen/Escuchar,” but I think Google favors my site more if I stick with text.

I have version 0.5 of RB’s Theme Switcher and I’ve never seen that line: “The document has moved […]” In fact, I opened the PHP file and there are no incidences of the phrase “document has”. Could you have some redirections enabled in your webspace’s control panel or htaccess file?

Is this plug-in of any use for those of us who have comments and trackbacks disabled?

Moshu, I guess you’re right, I used a bad example. Hmm, but I remember testing it. Is it possible they upgraded to 1.5 and lost the ability to show ALL entries regardless of the “max number of entries” setting?

Ah, you (maesterkinoc) noticed, too. There was a discussion about that here…

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic.php?id=24031

Fortunately, there is a solution. It’s a plug-in.

https://rephrase.net/miscellany/05/perpage.phps

I installed the plug-in and it works. As an added bonus, when you’re shown an archived day, month, or year the entries are shown in ascending order (i.e. if showing a year, january entries are at the top and december entries at the bottom). I’m not used to it being that way, but blogs make more sense that way.

Good find, Hanover.

Alrighty then…

I’ve set the max number of posts to display to… 8. I’ve re-enabled the nav buttons (previous and next). Guess I must get used to this.