fgshepard

Are there any upgrade-specific template changes that might be necessary to make this work? Similar to those necessary to make widgets appear awhile back?

Thanks for the info. I guess this would have been obvious if the admin bar actually appeared on the site. I am logged in but only see the extra margin — no admin bar. Is there a setting I need to adjust to make this work?

Thanks!

Frank

I hope not. But we’ve been using WordPress for about 8 months and this behavior just started today. I haven’t changed any of the settings, so I can’t imagine what would have triggered it. Very puzzling.

Yes, of course:
http://ircpl.org/category/blog/revisiting-religion/

I’ve placed 5 images in the middle of the page for testing.
text-embellishment01.png and revisiting-religion-header.jpg are also present on the page just above, as the type embellishment below the italicized paragraph, and the header above it, respectively. These show up there because I placed copies of them in the uploads folder, as described in my initial post. But they don’t work when placed in my images directory. The large rounded rectangular photograph is in the same directory as these other images, and it shows up just fine. I know that the files are OK.

also, note that the first of my test images in another directory, also called images, inside my theme folder. this also doesn’t display. Oddly, this is the same folder as the header image at the top of the page.

Finally, I should note that I’m using CSS to display these in my real code, but my test code uses img tags. I just wanted to be sure that it’s not my CSS. But this is why you won’t see other copies of these images in the source code.

Hope that’s not too much info!

Thanks!

UPDATE: Another question is this: can I retrieve to custom fields in the same SELECT statement? So i’d have wpostmeta.meta_key = “Date” as well as wpostmeta.meta_key = “Time Start” in my SELECT statement? If so, how do I distinguish the values in the ORDER BY statement? I want to order by year, month, day, hour (in that order), but the date and time info are in separate custom fields.

I spoke too soon. This didn’t solve the problem. Hmm.

Temporary Fix: I installed the “Custom Field Taxonomies” plugin, which includes a function that removes all duplicate custom fields. Works nicely. Still, there ought to be a way to prevent this from taking place when importing.