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  • Hi, I haven’t seen any error message, I tried to unassign the account and added it back, saved, started tweeting, unstarted it and back…

    But, I checked it now and it is working again, so not sure what I did. But it is tweeting! Great job! Thanks

    Nothing on my side 🙁 I re-authenticated the account, but the nothing is appearing and the status says:

    Tweet Old Post is set to tweet on a 1 hours interval, and the next tweet will take place in: Your tweet was just sent to twitter server. Refresh the page to see when the next one will be posted.

    even after i refresh the page it still is the same…

    I have a same problem. After updating to the latest version tweeting stopped. Also the countdown is not working.

    I updated on April 28th and my last tweet was in April 27th. Since then nothing…

    If you are referring to information about author displayed in sidebar, you may need to go to your editor in admin area: In Dashboard click on Design > Theme Editor and click on sidebar (sidebar.php) on the left side or wherever you have main pages listed. In the central window you shall get sidebar.php loaded, find the following code:

    <!– Author information is disabled per default. Uncomment and fill in your details if you want to use it.

    • <h2>Author</h2>
      <p>A little something about you, the author. Nothing lengthy, just an overview.</p>
    • –>

      and delete the following lines:

      At the beginning:

      <!– Author information is disabled per default. Uncomment and fill in your details if you want to use it.

      At the very end after delete:

      –>

      now you should be able to see information about author.

    francisck, the wp_list_pages function is in post-template.php file located in wp-includes folder on your server. I am not sure you can edit it via editor in your admin, but what I did is to go to your server, locate wp-includes folder, download the original file post-template.php and save it as a copy, which you would edit, while still having your original file intact for the case something goes wrong. Approx. on the line #303 (if you use any editor with rulers indicating number of lines and columns) or about in the middle of the file you would find the following function:

    function wp_list_pages($args = ”) {
    $defaults = array(
    ‘depth’ => 0, ‘show_date’ => ”,
    ‘date_format’ => get_option(‘date_format’),
    ‘child_of’ => 0, ‘exclude’ => ”,
    ‘title_li’ => __(‘Pages’), ‘echo’ => 1,
    ‘authors’ => ”, ‘sort_column’ => ‘menu_order, post_title’
    );

    here you can change the depth, exclude certain pages from listing or whatever you want. Save it and upload it back up to your server. Everything should work properly then.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: SEO

    Or if you want to do it manually you can go to dashboard, design > Theme Editor, then select header template and add your meta tags in between <head> tags.
    It will be always loaded in your blog and you can use SEO plugins to customize your every single post differently for example add more key words specific to the particular article.

    You may need either modify or remove “functions.php”. I couldn’t see why, but this file is forcing the original theme even though you change image in your header. Do not delete the file, just remove it elsewhere (for the case something will work wrong) and then you should be able to change your header and other stuff.

    I think you won’t be able to solve this since you are always reloading the page. The solution may be using iframes so you will be reloading only the lower frame, but your top one stays intact (unless you hit reload in a browser).

    Hi, how did you solve this issue? I have the exact same struggle to change that header and I went through the same path as you did and haven’t resolved it yet. Can you help?

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