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Not sure if you have resolved this yet but I also am seeing this error in my logs. I seem to be up to date. This notice is filling up my logs so I’d love to see it resolved though I no it’s not necessarily breaking anything at the moment.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [OceanWP] WooCommerce Variable Dropdown IssueThis worked, Thanks!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [SEOPress - AI SEO Plugin & On-site SEO] Default image not workingRight.Here’s my settings.
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In reply to: [OceanWP] Open graphI finally found the culprit. My hosts cacheing was making it hard for me to tell, but I pinned it down. Look like OceanWP doesn’t make any Open Graph which is good for me.
I’m loving working with it by the way.Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [OceanWP] Heading Link ColorThank you. I know I gave a bad example. I saw there is a blog title option in the customizer. I know there was another place this was an issue for me. I think it was the post list widget. <a has more specificity than <h so I have to override that in some widgets.
May just be how I think about CSS. I prefer my headings to keep heading color even if they do link. Not a huge deal though. I just found myself correcting colors in widgets so I thought I’d mention it.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Is next_post_link category exclude broken?I fiddled with the code into many different configurations while trying to get it working. I did try ” and ” as the separator, as well as “, ” just in case. Of course, I also tried excluding only one category ID, which also did not work. Bottom line is when a post is in 2 categories—in this case, “Blog” and “Mini Feature”, I can not exclude “Mini Feature” while restricting the links to “blog” (the current category).
As far as my code, I do not have any code since I did not find something that worked. I started with this, though:
<?php next_post_link('%link', 'Next post in category', TRUE, '13'); ?>This came from the Codex examples, and the only thing I changed was the category ID to ’11’. This code does not work for me on a new WordPress 2.8.1 installation.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to put up a “persistently playing” music player jukeboxI would love to see an answer to the original question, as I have been looking for the same thing.
Just to clarify, the original question said nothing about automatically-playing music. This seems to have been assumed by Ivovic, who, in my estimation, did come off a bit rude (though no one but he himself suggested as much).
As for who is in charge – the professional or the client – the client is always in charge because they are the one with the money. You wouldn’t want someone at Burger King telling you that it’s asinine to have mayo on your burger.
Music playing on page load is not something to make a last stand over. Plenty of sites – particularly musician sites – do it and plenty of users actually like it. I will voice my opinion to my client, but I will ultimately trust that they know their audience better than I do.
But I digress. The original question was – is there a way to have a flash music player in your WordPress template that will play persistently thru navigating the different pages of the site.
I seems that the simple answer may be “no”.
