Josh

Thank you very much, my friend. Please have a wonderful day!

Hello again, Carrie,

WP Edit definitely works with the latest version of WordPress. The appearance -> editor screen is not part of WP Edit; it is part of WP core functionality. If it is not working properly for you; then it suggests you have an issue with server configuration not letting you edit server files.

You never want to modify core WP files. Whenever you update WordPress; you will lose any modifications and have to add them in again. Instead, we use a child theme to keep customizations.

You will want to use a custom function from your child theme to add the Amazon affiliate stuff. I’ll try to give you an example here; but not knowing your exact needs, we may need to adjust.

function add_amazon_to_footer() {

    ?>
    // Your Amazon script goes here
    
    <?php
}
add_action( 'wp_footer', 'add_amazon_to_footer' );

Please feel free to reach out with any questions.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by Josh.

Hi Les,

Just getting back into things again. Many times; table border CSS is set via themes. You may need to overwrite/remove/modify existing theme table definitions in your theme. I recommend using a child theme to make CSS modifications.

(I opened your link, but didn’t see any tables)

Hi Sebastian,

Are you seeing this error when creating a post, or a page, or both? Or a custom post type?

Hello Dorji,

Thank you for asking. Actually, I use the WP nightly build when developing. As of the time of this writing, the nightly build is “5.0-alpha-42970-src”. You’re correct in it is a little misleading; but I have already confirmed the plugin will be compatible with WP 4.9.6. Working with nightly builds allows developers to stay slightly ahead of the game.

Please feel free to read more about WP nightly builds:
https://wordpress.org/download/nightly/
https://make.wordpress.org/core/handbook/testing/beta/

Hey guys… sorry for my delay.

Try this.

1) Go to create/edit a post.
2) Towards the top-right corner of the screen is a tab called “Screen Options”. Click that tab.
3) In the slidedown panel; look for the option that says “Enable full-height editor and distraction-free functionality.”.
4) Uncheck this option.

That option is a default WP option. I’m not sure how it got turned on for you… but turning it off should restore the ability to drag the editor height.