I have a self hosted blog but now the WordPress.com stats plugin has stopped working
Switch to the new jetpack plugin and you will be fine.
Switch to the new jetpack plugin and you will be fine.
You can’t “optimize” Jetpack. Look at the URL; it’s served from wordpress.com. You get what they offer from their servers.
Try this instead: function remove_posts_menu() { if ( ! current_user_can( ‘manage_options’ ) ) remove_submenu_page( ‘jetpack’, ‘jetpack’ ); } add_action( ‘admin_init’, ‘remove_posts_menu’ ); where the menu slug and submenu slug are jetpack.
When you sign in, You can see tiny site stats chart(displayed in above screenshot) in your toolbar called a Sparkline. The number in Sparkline represents the highest number of visitors visited in 48 hours of day. You can find more information in wordpress.com Stats Support. I have copy pasted the content below from this link … Read more
Go to Settings > Sharing in your dashboard Sroll down until the “Button Style” option. Choose “Official Buttons”. The Facebook Share button has now changed into a Facebook Like Button. Save your changes, and you’ll be good to go! If you want to add a Facebook Share button next to the Like button, you can … Read more
Even if the CDN images are cached “forever”, I would not recommend deleting them from your upload folder. You might later decide to deactivate JetPack because: you want to use another CDN and you only use JetPack for the Photon service. it somehow becomes incompatible to your later setup or because of possible temporary bugs … Read more
I took a look at the WordPress app for Windows 8. It looks as though it is strictly built for WordPress.com, not self-hosted blogs. The apps available for Android, iOS, and Windows Phone on the other hand actually support both self-hosted installations and WordPress.com. Even though you integrated some WordPress.com services into your blog via … Read more
You need either a content.php or content-<post format>.php OR use a render: add_theme_support( ‘infinite-scroll’, array( ‘container’ => ‘content’, ‘footer’ => false, ‘render’ => ‘render_function’, ‘wrapper’ => false ) ); function render_function() { get_template_part(‘loop’); } This implies you have a loop.php.
Well, the response should be JSON only. Not some HTML with JSON at the end. Seems like the WordPress SEO plugin installed uses output buffering to output the meta tags in the HTML header. Have you tried deactivating this plugin or others? Maybe you can deactivate output buffering in the plugin alltogether.
Here’s the direction to go, I think: The WP Infinite Scroll plugin works by identifying your page’s navigation and then, I think, loading the next link found there. So instead modifying the query on single.php, I’m now trying to modify the pagination. I’ve tried several pagination functions, such as posts_nav_link() and twentytwelve_content_nav( ‘nav-below’ ), neither … Read more