Plugin Author
Steve
(@stvwhtly)
Hi,
What method of implementation did you use? The “Automatically display subheadings before post content.” option or manual addition to theme files?
Are there any references to ‘the_subheading’ function in the theme functions file (functions.php)?
The standard install I have does not produce this error, so would be keen to identify the problem.
Thanks.
I had the plugin installed a while ago, so it was an old version. It’s not in any template files. When I updated the plugin and deactivated it, that’s when the error happened.
So I had the old version, active but not being used. Updated all my plugins. Now the new version was active. Still not being used. Then I deactivated it, and got the error. When I activate it, the error goes away.
I think the previous setting was “Automatically display subheadings before post content.” No references to “the_subheading” are being called because I wasn’t using it.
Plugin Author
Steve
(@stvwhtly)
Thanks for the information.
Not really sure how to resolve this one with my inability to replicate it at present.
Are you using a custom theme or anything I could have a browse through the source code and install?
Well here’s the site: artsonstageny.com
The plugin is currently active… Im using a custom theme and the Genesis Framework.
Plugin Author
Steve
(@stvwhtly)
What happens if you fully delete the plugin? Do you still get the same error?
It may be worth searching for the string ‘the_subheading’ in your theme too, to rule out any direct calls.
