zanthony

Thanks for the super quick response Nick.

Turns out I was indeed just being silly – the problem was the comments at the top of the CSS file, which were not formatted properly for CSS and thus broke most of the styles below. I had:

# Comment

but should have had

/* comment */

Been too long since I tweaked CSS I guess (and having one of those days).

Z.

I initially went looking for the variables list to try and fix a problem where the parent page title was no longer showing. Having found the list (thanks jrf) it seems like some of them are no longer in use. I had one called %%parent_title_sep%% in place, is this deprecated? Is there no way to include the parent page name now?

Just updated to Twitget 3.1 and $tweet_time still not working. I’m running WP 3.5.2.

Relevant code is:

{$tweets_start}
<p>{$tweet_text} <em>{$tweet_time}</em></p>
{$tweets_end}