Tim Moore
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This isn’t related to Jetpack or WordPress.com. Your theme is broken. Please post in the appropriate forum in the future.
To fix this, log in to your DreamHost FTP account and upload your theme files again (specifically the functions.php file).
Jetpack 1.1 is the oldest release available and it requires WordPress 3.0.5. I’d highly recommend you upgrade to 3.4.1 for the security patches alone, though.
Currently the code does not support custom post types. I’ll add this to the development list and let you know when we have an update.
<?php echo sharing_display(); ?>should still work in Jetpack.Ah, thanks for the info. I’ll pass this along to see what we can do in a future update.
@johngl: Out of curiosity, what plugin was this?
You should rog in via FTP and delete the folder /home/content/56/8825656/html/wp-content/plugins/jetpack/
If you don’t know how to do that, you should contact your host for details (there are specifics to your host that you’ll need).
@alistair45: just embedding images in a post will not activate Carousel. You need to use WordPress’s [gallery] shortcode:
Thanks for the note. We’ll take a look at this for a future update.
Thanks for the report and the patch. We’ll get this fixed in Jetpack ASAP.
Two things:
– You are getting a Javascript error from WordPress SEO by Yoast: “Uncaught ReferenceError: WPGroHo is not defined”
– There is a 404 error: “Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found) http://www.trasaterra.com/wp-content/themes/responsive-trasa/style.css/fout-b-gone/foutbgone.js”
One of the two of these, I suspect, is causing Jetpack Sharing to not show for me, as an anonymous user.
I’ll take a look at the Pinterest button on my test site, though I would recommend you check those errors and make sure they aren’t interfering.
The user has to pick how they want subscriptions. There isn’t a way to do this for your site.
Can you repost what the error is? Post code between backticks ` or use Pasetbin.
Jetpack should not be a cause of bandwidth overages. You should ask your host for a report of your bandwidth usage or for ways they have for you to monitor your usage.
You should look at increasing your memory limit. It looks like you have it set around 32MB, which is a bit low these days. Try setting it at 64MB or 96MB. See:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#Increasing_memory_allocated_to_PHP
The white text on white background: is this the fatal error message? If so, I’m not sure why that would happen. Fatal errors are generated by the server and have rules defined by the web server software on how to display. It might be possible that the browser is using the theme’s display rules for those server messages for some reason, though that is just a guess.