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FWIW, posts set to publish later are now publishing. So, posts set to publish in the future before the upgrade had to manually published. Anything arranged after the upgrade is working fine.

Not sure how to deactivate the automatic update plugin. I looked in the plugins, not listed. nor is it in any of the settings.

In any case, it seems a bit strange to have to deactivate automatic plugin update if I want to use the update feature of WP?? Dunno…

I have deactivated all available plugins and tried it but it does nto work either

Thanks for the answers. Still not working ??

I have currently 10 posts scheduled to auto/future publish. The CRON option reads as below. I do have back-up of before upgrade, though not handy, have to wait till I get to my other computer to retrieve it. I’ll have to compare but this mostly looks like gobbledygook to me! It does appear to be listing 10 “publish_future_posts” though…

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Thanks Alex ??

The next step to make it even better would be to make it so it can be called in posts with some code like <!--anzrandom--> or some such ??

Ok, well, I made it work for my needs.

View it in action on the front page of this site: https://wheelchairrugby.org

Plugin available from my site: https://accessibility.net.nz/wp/anz-nextgen-random-pix/

Hello Shirou, thanks for that. This seems to be from the developer of the sidebar widget, which I have, but as I said, I don’t want to display random photo in sidebar, but in content. There does not appear to be contact information for him on that site.

I’ll finalise other aspects of the site, which are pressing, and then I’ll have a play with trying to reverse engineer the widget to see if I can make it into a function that can be called in a post ?? If I achieve it, I will make sure to post here

I think you might have better luck asking the folks at the SMF forum, they hold a pretty tight leash on bridges and who’s allowed to develop them (due to understandable licensing issues).

Thanks Shirou. I want to ask the developer of the gallery, but he says “post in the official wordpress forum”… Which he doesn’t appear to follow ??

Can anyone help with this? Anyone at all????

mystifier, I wasn’t suggesting adding a new div and padding for it. I was suggesting adding padding to your anchor element (the links themselves). right now, if you hover over the link, there’s a 1px border that pops out, which is what pushes everything away. So if you set a 1px padding on the a, and then a 0 on the a:hover, you’ll basically eliminate the jumps.

FWIW, when you have 0, it is not necessary to declare the measurement unit. Also, when you have all measurements the same, you do not need to repeat them. Finally, if you’re going to declare styling inline, might as well use CSS all the way ?? So your
<div align=center style="padding: 0px 0px 0px 0px">
Could have been written:
<div style="padding:0;text-align:center;>

As for testing, it is indeed usualy a good idea to test in several browsers. While IE6/7 accounts for a large segment of traffic, my stats show about 35% of traffic on non-IE browsers… Over a third of all visitors are not using IE… Your choice ??

HTH

Finally found the answer here:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/162198?replies=124

Used the htaccess solution

A link to the site would be helpful ??

adding a bit of padding to those elements when the anchors does not have focus should fix it. What’s happening is that the border-bottom gets added and makes the site jump.

Thanks. I am still unable to get to it, different computer on a different provider, but I got someone to grab it an email it.

Weird.

What I’d like to do is actually go a little further than that. Instead of loading an image and then hiding it with CSS, I’d like to not call the image at all if there isn’t an avatar for the person posting a comment. Reduces the number of calls to gravatar.com ?? I haven’t played with this yet, but will do so in the next couple days, maybe I can figure it out ?? I’ll report if I do.