Andrew Ryno
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In reply to: [MP6] MP6 taking on too many styles of themeThe biggest thing I see regarding this right now is that there is no line-height set by MP6 for the
<li>items in the admin bar. Themes easily change the line height simply by havingli { line-height: 20px; }.Looks good. Thanks!
2.0.5 didn’t change anything that would cause that breakage. Did jQuery break from WPFBOGP 2.0.4 to 2.0.5 or did you just update WordPress from 3.4.1 to 3.4.2?
Really late on this (haven’t really maintained this plugin) but this should be fixed in 0.2. I had a problem in my documentation that said the filter was ryno_sidebar when it was really ups_sidebar. Stupid mistake on my part. I fixed another bug and added the ryno_sidebar filter back in just in case people are still using that.
I’m sure you probably gave up on this plugin, though. Sorry about that!
For shortcodes, we did remove that bit of code that runs apply_filters() on the_content. What that did was filter all the shortcodes in the_content that you add via add_shortcode() and the rest of the shortcode API. The problem was that this caused more problems than it solved, so we removed it. I would like to add it back in eventually but it will take a lot of testing to get it working properly. It’s a little difficult to do, especially when we have to buffer the output so drastically (to account for SEO plugins that do it, too).
You can try using that piece of code from 2.0.1 and customize the plugin and check to see if it works.
Can you verify the plugin is still installed? I can’t see any output from the plugin in the source.
Well you can opt not to have a default image, and that would solve your problem. But adding in an option to ignore the default in a specific scenario is more than we want to add. We’re trying to keep it as simple as possible.
adityaaguptaa: I would recommend against editing the plugin directly, but you want, you can do this:
echo ‘<meta property=”og:locale” content=”hu_hu”>’ . “\n”;
I’ll make sure this is fixed in the next version. I’m also not sure what’s wrong with Facebook when it has og:locale:locale but I’ll be looking into that as well.
In the next version I’ll tralingslashit() the blog URL so this doesn’t come up. Didn’t think that Facebook would be that strict (and I didn’t run into this problem in testing).
Do you have a URL so I can take a look? Could be a lot of things.
Thanks,
AndrewThis is a problem that WordPress devs know about. They don’t follow the same locale requirements as Facebook. In one of the next updates I’ll be allowing the filtering of get_locale() so this won’t be a problem in the future.
Do you have a URL so I can check this?
Thanks,
AndrewThe Facebook information is actually HTML meta tags that you won’t see on the page itself, nor should you have to do any work to get it working beyond putting in the IDs. What happens it that when someone shares your site on Facebook or uses a like button, Facebook uses the information in the meta tags to determine what it should display in that users feed. Title, description, image, etc.
Nope. You’d just see all the like/share/etc. analytics under that account rather under the page.