• I’m currently using tonus 1.3 theme on my blog (www.hpnpilot1200.org/blog)

    If you look under categories, you’ll see 3 categories, 1 that is in normal size text and 2 that are in incredibly small size. How can I correct this?

    Was the installation of tonus 1.3 corrupt for this to have occured?

    Thanks,
    Jason H.
    WP 2.0.1

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  • look at the source code, does your browser not allow you to do that??

    the font-sizes are different.

    <ul>
    <li><a fancytooltip="1 entries" href="http://hpnpilot1200.org/blog/category/atc/" rel="tag" style="font-size: 6.30769pt;">ATC</a></li>
    <li><a fancytooltip="1 entries" href="http://hpnpilot1200.org/blog/category/flying/" rel="tag" style="font-size: 6.30769pt;">Flying</a></li>
    <li><a fancytooltip="14 entries" href="http://hpnpilot1200.org/blog/The%20TRACON%20trash%20can" rel="tag" style="font-size: 10.3077pt;">The TRACON trash can</a>
    </li</ul>

    Thread Starter hpnpilot1200

    (@hpnpilot1200)

    I see that whooami, but is that editable in the theme editor itself or how can I rectify the problem?

    Thanks,
    Jason

    HPNPilot1200 –

    You’ll probably want to disable the Popular Tags plugin in the tonus options screen.

    BTW, tonus is up to 1.7 now: tonus

    Thread Starter hpnpilot1200

    (@hpnpilot1200)

    Hi kashou,

    Thanks for your response. I updated to tonus 1.7 and disabled popular tags.

    Thanks for your help and a great theme! The only problem I have now is on this page: http://hpnpilot1200.org/blog/about/

    “_wp_page_template: default” appears at the bottom. Any ideas?

    Jason

    That’s in the post-meta stuff in the page template according to aardvark with FF. Take a look at the file for whatever your page template is using (index.php probably), find the “_wp_page_template: default” string, and delete it.

    Thread Starter hpnpilot1200

    (@hpnpilot1200)

    I’ve looked through the source/file of my index.php in my tonus theme sub-directory, but I can’t find a string that matches “_wp_page_template: default”

    Hmm. That’s interesting. In that case, it must be in core code somewhere, which is not nice…. Let me look at some stuff. I’ll post back in a bit.

    Well, it’s called various places in core code, but none of those places should echo it where you’re seeing it far as I can tell.

    This is the actual display code for what you’re seeing:

    <ul class='post-meta'>
    <li><span class='post-meta-key'>_wp_page_template:</span> default</li>
    </ul>

    Look in the loop section for “post-meta” in your index.php, and see what it shows.

    I think I found the problem. I accidentally added the_meta(); to the page.php template, which is clearly wrong.

    I have fixed that in the zip files. Please download 1.7 again.

    Sorry about that.

    Thread Starter hpnpilot1200

    (@hpnpilot1200)

    Hey kashou,

    Thanks! That worked perfectly!

    Jason

    Great! Also, be sure to overwrite all the old template files when you upgrade. I noticed that some of your icons are older versions. If you meant to do that then disregard!

    Thread Starter hpnpilot1200

    (@hpnpilot1200)

    Where are the template files? When I upgraded from tonus 1.3 to 1.7, I deleted the theme to begin with and started fresh. Is there something, somewhere else I need to do?

    Please advise,
    Jason

    That is the correct procedure. It must have been your cache because everything looks good now.

    Thread Starter hpnpilot1200

    (@hpnpilot1200)

    Kashou,

    Also note: I now see this: “_encloseme: 1” at the bottom of a post. I’ve only seen it once, but haven’t been able to replicate the “bug” after I edited that blog post.

    …you might want to review that one again, since it may be a bug, but doesn’t always occur in each post?

    Thanks,
    Jason

    Thread Starter hpnpilot1200

    (@hpnpilot1200)

    Kashou,

    I’m noticing the “_encloseme: 1” more often at the bottom of my posts when viewing a full post. Anything you know of that’s causing this?

    Thanks so much,
    Jason

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