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  • Thread Starter Ryan

    (@ryan-amalfitano)

    Thanks esmi, it was a hosting issue. It’s sorted out now.

    Thread Starter Ryan

    (@ryan-amalfitano)

    @wpyogi, thanks for the reply; I haven’t heard of What The File before, have you used it personally? Like I said I’m willing to try anything, so I’ll probably end up using it next time I am confronted with this issue, but any opinions on its effectiveness would be helpful.

    I’ve managed to figure out the site I had been working on when I posted this, so I’m going to assume What The File works and will mark this topic as resolved unless someone else tries it and doesn’t get results.

    Thanks again.

    Thread Starter Ryan

    (@ryan-amalfitano)

    Yes, I have the sidebar registered in my functions.php file:

    function twentythirteen_widgets_init() {
    	register_sidebar( array(
    		'name'          => __( 'Blog Sidebar', 'twentythirteen' ),
    		'id'            => 'blog',
    		'description'   => __( 'Appears on any blog/post page.', 'twentythirteen' ),
    		'before_widget' => '',
    		'after_widget'  => '',
    		'before_title'  => '<h1 class="widget-title">',
    		'after_title'   => '</h1>',
    	) );
    }
    add_action( 'widgets_init', 'twentythirteen_widgets_init' );

    Hope that helps.

    Ryan

    (@ryan-amalfitano)

    Hi Paul,

    I’m encountering the same problem, but I wasn’t sure where it was coming from; thanks for the info. Removed this line and now my site no longer takes 45 seconds to load. 🙂

    I find it odd that there is no 16.png file contained in the plugin at all, and when I try to access a file in a similar location on the plugin’s provided website, I can’t find it on their site either.

    Hope the dev can look into this soon and prevent this issue from occurring in newer versions.

    Ryan

    Thread Starter Ryan

    (@ryan-amalfitano)

    Hi Rickard,

    I have actually gotten around this issue and have finished this project by leveraging the built-in WP Tag Cloud, but I can try to isolate the problem for anyone who has this problem in the future.

    My sidebar is created via the following code in my sidebar file:

    dynamic_sidebar('blog');

    You mentioned register_sidebar(), which I haven’t used before. I’m assuming the plugin doesn’t work with dynamic_sidebar()?

    Ryan

    (@ryan-amalfitano)

    Hi Peter,

    That means that you have to change the permissions of the folder through FTP. Simply connect to your server via your preferred FTP client and go to the folder specified. Right-click it and there should be a ‘Properties’ or ‘Get Info’ option. In that window it should show the permissions as a table of checkboxes. Check all the boxes and click Apply and it should fix the issue.

    Ryan

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