This doesn’t have to be a plugin issue. If someone puts a link on their website to your blog say for example: www.example.com but not only that they place some random string: www.example.com/?foo=bar in that link to your site then when search engines crawl this page with the link to your site on google or … Read more
here is the fix: – set the time on your server to nist time: ntpdate time.nist.gov the server time needs to be the same with facebook time
The WPMU DEV team has created the Q&A plugin, and it’s described as: Q&A allows any WordPress site to have a fully featured questions and answers section – just like StackOverflow, Yahoo Answers, Quora and more…except better
No parent necessary: the difference between a not-working widget and a working widget was this: $text1 = apply_filters( ‘widget_text1’, $instance[‘text1’], $instance ); vs: $text1 = apply_filters( ‘widget_text1’, empty($instance[‘text1’]) ? ” : $instance[‘text1’], $instance, $this->id_base); I realized putting multiple Random Text widgets on the same page, their titles worked, but their text content did not. So … Read more
You are missing the hyphen in your admin_print_styles hook. function kd_plugin_admin_menu() { /* Register our plugin page */ $page = add_submenu_page( ‘edit.php’, __( ‘KD Plugin’, ‘kdPlugin’ ), __( ‘KD Plugin’, ‘kdPlugin’ ), ‘administrator’, __FILE__, ‘kd_plugin_manage_menu’ ); /* Using registered $page handle to hook stylesheet loading */ add_action( ‘admin_print_styles-‘ . $page, ‘kd_plugin_admin_styles’ ); }
The URLs are constructed in the wp-dragtoshare-extended.js Javascript file. For most services you can see how the customUrl is constructed and change it right there. For Twitter you should look a bit lower, in the isGD function, because it does an Ajax request to shorten the link – but maybe this is not needed anymore … Read more
WordPress contains built-in support to select header images for a theme. You only have to indicate that your theme supports this, by calling add_custom_image_header(). See the Twenty Ten initialization for details. In your theme’s header.php you then call header_image() to get the current header image.
It seems like your server time is not correctly set. Please correct your server time, you may want to restart your web server after fixing the time.
I think on your example is the picture to small for crooping; if the image is smaller as the config on mediathek in WP, than it is not possible to crop the image. Your theme use the image from 300px width for this view and the css style defined 447px.
You have to do a lot by yourself. But you also have to check the core code by yourself to see if the current function you’re using is validating it and in which way.