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I didn’t have to, when I logged back-in today (approx 12hrs after install) for some reason the next update shows correctly:

Next update will be: November 8, 2014 @ 7:02 pm

Not sure why this happened, so it’s still a lil’bug but quite minor, probably.

Cheers!

P.S. Personally I could consider this as resolved, however, if you would like to look into it and try a fix of sorts, I would be happy to keep it open for a while longer and install the plugin on yet another blog to test it when you’d think it’s ready?

If you decide to list your site on Google Webmaster Tools, for faster indexing and/or any other reason you may have, you will be requested to upload a certain file to your hosting account or add a certain code to your page (which is unique and provided only when you submit your new website there), prior to submitting the site for crawling/indexing.

HS2 helps you insert that code in your WP theme w/o the need to FTP anything else to the hosting account nor the need to modify the theme’s files to input the code into the HTML cosde manually.

Hope this helps?

You will need to drag the Keywords Module in the Modules Page TAB in your HS2 Setup, from Disabled to Simple or Advanced Areas, according to how you want it to show on each post/page…

• Next step would be to disable the plugin(s) that you want to run post/page specific, from the general plugins tab (site-wide) and then,
• (on each separate post/page that you have) re-enable only the selected plugin(s) that you want for that content;
• after that update the page/post and you should be ok…

I have done the Tutorial Video – How To Add a LinkedIn Badge to Your Blog as promised.
I have put it both on my blog, but you may find it also here, where you can download a high resolution video series on ‘7Sins of a LinkedIn Profile‘, highlighting other LinkedIn tips & tricks, too.

VaultBoss @ The Know How Vault IMers Secret Blog

bartgragg,

I will try to shoot a Tutorial Video on the Linked In Badge subject …
I am sorry I answered so late, but something happened to my business that kept me away for a while…

Steve Lorenzo
VaultBoss @ The Know How Vault IMers Secret Blog

The LinkedIn Badge is not so hard to be inserted into your blog.

You may either embed the code into your theme’s template (but if you’ll change the theme, bye-bye badge…) or add it on the widget wall, into a new free text/html container/widget of your sidebar. I vote for this one!

The html code is provided at LinkedIn’s profile page. Just Copy/Paste.

If you’d like to find it there (it could be hard, ’cause it’s somehow… well, let’s say ‘not so obvious’ to spot it), you may check this step-by-step brief tutorial here: Linkedin Badge — Where To Find It

Steve Lorenzo
VaultBoss @ The KnowHow Vault