Tom

Confirmed fixed. Looks like I have some updating to do on my localhost ??

PHP: v5.3.29
MYSQL: v5.6.22

You can hook this in Genesis with something like:

add_action( 'genesis_entry_footer', 'themeprefix_print', 20 );
function themeprefix_print() {

	if(function_exists('wp_print')) {
	    print_link();
	}

}

See also for placement: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/genesis-visual-hook-guide/

You might also try https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/genesis-printstyle-plus/

Thanks for this, Nick! Because the email address in my case will not likely change, this should work well. In the widget I’ll place “see-functions.php” as the email address for others that may follow.

(It would be nice if StudioPress improved SSI for this overall.)

Cheers!

@gumbydev

Saying GBCW with your first post tagged on to a month-old topic, using an new account made yesterday, not providing any details – do you really expect to get any assistance or empathy? If you have a problem, start a thread to detail your symptoms and steps you have taken to resolve it.

Thanks for your explanation and suggestions.

If you have not yet reinstalled WordPress 4.x, please do so. I have found these problems to be resolved after reinstallation. It is entirely possible that the problem is with this version’s upgrade process, not the new release. They could fix the u/g process, if that is the case, but you will never gain the benefit because you are already running 4.x. Doing a manual reinstallation should be part of your problem determination and resolution.

Some progress <?> or at least more data points towards finding a fix:

In theme 2014, commenting out these two lines allows larger file uploads to work:

// Enable support for Post Thumbnails, and declare two sizes.
add_theme_support( 'post-thumbnails' );
//set_post_thumbnail_size( 672, 372, true );
//add_image_size( 'twentyfourteen-full-width', 1038, 576, true );

In Genesis themes, using add_image_size causes uploads to fail. Removing this from the child theme allows the uploads to work.

Turning on “Crop thumbnail to exact dimensions (normally thumbnails are proportional)” consistently causes media uploads to fail.

Here’s some more data points: (Much more testing required.)

Smaller images seemed to upload OK; larger ones failed (never reached “crunching”; received “html error” and upload failure).

Turning off (unchecking) this setting in Settings > Media reliably corrects the problem when using 2012 theme and no plugins:
“Crop thumbnail to exact dimensions (normally thumbnails are proportional)”.

This does not work with 2014 theme.
This works with Genesis Framework and Sample theme
This does not work with Genesis and Focus theme.

The example shortcode from the efficientwp.com page includes spaces inside the [ and ] delimiters. These cause the shortcode to fail.
They currently mention it on the page but it’s an easy trap to fall into.