thorirv

Thank you Sami, I’ll try that

Yea, and the results are really close, but not quite there.. afraid the site in question hasn’t made it past localhost yet, but I’ll update the thread as soon as it’s linkable.

Yea, I get that : )

Must have been an odd coincidence then, that I happened to be logged in at the time the db server was down.

Guess there is a first for everything, never had the db connection error before without having to show some effort to fix it.. : )

Here.

Found the answer here, it was the image size edin-logo that had to be deactivated.
If anyone is interested I used the code from here.

… and I’d been looking all over the www for it ; )

Many thanks!

“instructions, Facebook debugger?” Can’t find it, could you point me in the direction?
Thanks in advance, Thorir

The explanation is valid of course, but if the following is correct there is still room for concern:

This is all about to change as a result of Google’s most recent research, which indicates that smart bots are able to solve even the most distorted text puzzles with more than 99% accuracy.

(read here)

Thanks David for following up.

Interesting to read about PWS’s experience. FWIW, after I disabled Post Type Switcher, Easy Pricing Tables behave as I would expect. On WP 3.9.

Now I only have to figure out how to delete the entries that became posts and respond to no admin actions (set to draft, delete, etc.)

Hey David, thanks for reply.

I know it’s a custom post type. Didn’t know about non-admins and Google though, sounds neat.

Still that doesn’t help with my issue, that the Easy Pricing Table Custom Post Type entry automatically became post when I saved it, without asking me first. It seems to have been an issue with Post Type Switcher, at least Easy Pricing Tables seems to work properly now after I deactivated PTS.

I do have three posts though – that started their life as Pricing Tables – that I can’t delete (yes, I know it sounds weird… )

Th

Realize this is an old-ish thread, but since there aren’t any replies..

Anyway, I did something like this:

#menu-secondary li a {
	font-size: 0.8333333333333333em;
	line-height: 1.2em;
	display: block;
	padding: 1.1em 1.2em;
	text-transform: uppercase;
	color: green;
	background: pink;
	border-bottom: 1px solid #252525;
}
#menu-secondary li a:hover {
	color: pink;
	background: green;
}

Replace green and pink with your preferred colours. You might also need to provide support for deeper links.

Did you see the other thread?

I had a similar issue, after moving a site from localhost to own directory on server (https://site.com/directory). I was able to login though

If you manage to login, here’s what I did:
After login, go directly to plugins and deactivate and delete LLA, then reinstall and activate as before. No problems since (but it hasn’t been *that* long either, so crossing fingers)

+1 to OP.
+1 to vahost’s blocking an ip without notifying user

Yes, all is well now. 1.5.5 and WP 3.6.