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>
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
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.
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.
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!
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.
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
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