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brother7
MemberStudioPress support ticket submitted. Thanks, Christoph.
brother7
MemberI just tried your link on FB and got a 404 in the FB preview.
I visited your link directly and everything displayed correctly.
I tried pasting another link from your site http://aquariumtidings.com/how-much-and-what-to-feed-aquarium-fish/ and the FB preview displayed correctly.
I tried a link from my own Genesis-powered site using the Sixteen Nine Pro theme and the preview came up correctly.I suspect one of the following:
- A plugin was recently activated that's interfering with the FB preview
- There's something within the content of that specific page (maybe a shortcode that calls a new plugin or some code in the custom header/footer) that's causing FB to 404.
brother7
MemberIt'd be helpful if you posted some URLs that you're experiencing problems with so that others can test.
brother7
MemberAfter experiencing problems with Genesis Latest Tweets, I gave up and started using Twitter's own Embedded Timelines in a Text widget.
September 4, 2013 at 10:03 am in reply to: Sixteen Nine + Simple Social Icons: widget disappears #60649brother7
MemberUPDATE: Depending on when you downloaded Sixteen Nine, you may or may not experience this problem. Check the file date/time of style.css
8/7/2013 10:36AM - Simple Social Icons widget disappears upon resize down
8/26/2013 7:22PM - fixedAnyone who downloaded Sixteen Nine in the first 19 days after its release on 8/7 will continue to experience this problem. And since the update was silently released and not assigned a new version number, users will not know that the problem was fixed.
Which brings up another point... whenever ANY change is made to a theme, no matter how small, the version should be incremented. And there should be a changelog to document those changes.
brother7
MemberPersonally, I use WampServer to test locally. I'm not sure what the differences/advantages are between WampServer and XAMPP and would be interested to hear opinions from others with more experience.
August 30, 2013 at 2:27 am in reply to: Sixteen Nine + Simple Social Icons: widget disappears #59669brother7
MemberI included a link in my original support ticket. Still no response.
August 29, 2013 at 3:17 pm in reply to: Sixteen Nine + Simple Social Icons: widget disappears #59598brother7
MemberIt's been 4 days since I submitted a support ticket about this. No response yet.
Advertised response time is 24-48 hours. Should I resubmit or wait longer?August 25, 2013 at 9:50 am in reply to: Sixteen Nine + Simple Social Icons: widget disappears #58728brother7
MemberSupport ticket has been submitted. Stay tuned for updated status.
brother7
MemberI like BBQ:Block Bad Queries by Jeff Starr. His website Perishable Press is a valuable resource, especially about .htaccess.
August 24, 2013 at 1:11 pm in reply to: Sixteen Nine + Simple Social Icons: widget disappears #58615brother7
MemberSearching for "Sixteen Nine", I found that at least one other person has this problem. Can anyone else confirm?
brother7
MemberI have no personal experience using it but I was researching the same thing and came across Q and A FAQ and Knowledgebase for WordPress.
January 8, 2013 at 4:52 pm in reply to: SUGGESTION: announce ALL theme updates, not just major releases #10484brother7
MemberEXAMPLE: Genesis framework 1.9.0 was released yesterday, 1/7/2013. The next day, it was updated to 1.9.1. But the update wasn't announced anywhere as far as I can tell. I just checked the StudioPress Twitter account... no announcement. I checked the StudioPress blog... nothing. If the core framework is updated, doesn't that warrant an announcement?
December 26, 2012 at 8:18 pm in reply to: SUGGESTION: announce ALL theme updates, not just major releases #7612brother7
MemberI like to have the latest and greatest. If it's important enough for StudioPress to release it, then I want it.
With stealth, unannounced releases, it makes it hard for users like me.
brother7
MemberClick the link in my original post. Just above the article title "Plugins", there is a menu with 4 choices: Color Palettes, Genesis Tutorials, Web Graphics, WordPress Plugins. Click "Genesis Tutorials" and you will get a 404 error.
brother7
MemberThanks! That did the trick.
BTW, I wish each theme could be discussed in its own sub-forum, like the old forum was organized.
brother7
MemberI second this sentiment. I liked getting support from the Studiopress community, as well as the staff.
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