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  • Don’t know if this will assist some of you, and obviously not a solution.

    I had the same problem. When trying to “authenticate with google account” I got a 403 error. Quite by chance I got it to authenticate. Should mention that I’m using Firefox as a browser. When I got the error I right-clicked on the tabs wanting to re-open another tab for a plugin that I’ve closed. On the closed tabs list was a google “Request for Permissions” tab. It never opened in the browser but was listed so I restored the tab. Clicked allow and got the authentication code. Copied and pasted in the plugin. When I saved I got another 403 error but it’s working. Tested and data appearing in analytics.

    Hi Leanne. Have you found the problem? I have isolated my problem. If you are using FF and have Avast online security amongst your extensions that is most likely the problem. I have disabled it and can now see the comments section on my website and I see it on yours as well.

    Okay, I retract that statement. Should have checked before posting. Works perfectly in IE, I seem to have a problem with Firefox.

    Same problem here. Mine used to work but stopped after the latest WP update. Tried re-installing and reset. The comments export to Disqus. They also show under the posts but the entire Disqus ‘box’ to leave comments and thus the login buttons etc aren’t showing.

    Thread Starter cryptq

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    Thanks, you explained it brilliantly. Redid the way I did it and is now perfect.

    Thread Starter cryptq

    (@cryptq)

    Thank you, I’ve got it now. I’ve read that, more than once, but not being a native English or php 🙂 speaker I didn’t comprehend exactly how it works. You’ve cleared it up for me.

    I’ll think about my hacks again and find a solution.

    Thread Starter cryptq

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    Thank you kindly. Will check for the sidebar-footer.php. Just to clarify the situation re the functions.php. I copied the twentyten functions.php and edited out some functionality and added others. If I understand correctly from what you’ve said if I edited out “do function a” the parent’s function.php will then declare that function. Need to rethink the way I’m doing that or just live with the irritation. Once again, many thanks.

    Thread Starter cryptq

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    Thanks. The header of my style.css looks like this:

    /*
    Theme Name: Etienne Delport
    Theme URI:
    Description: A child theme of 2010 default WordPress theme.
    Author: Etienne Delport
    Author url:
    Version: 1.0
    Tags: black, blue, white, fixed-width, custom-header, theme-options
    Template: twentyten
    */
    @import url('../twentyten/style.css');
    
    /* Main global 'theme' and typographic styles */

    I cannot figure out why it ignores the functions & footer files in the child directory. When I update WP my css gets honored but it defaults to the twentyten functions and footer files.

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