No, it’s enabled, and it doesn’t matter if I set the dimensions there or leave them on ‘Auto’.

The problem is with responsive AdSense units only and only those that are in AdRotate groups (well, almost all of them should be in groups anyway). If I place a fixed-size AdSense unit in a group, it works. Somehow the responsive unit doesn’t get the information how big it should be so the code is there, but the size of its containers gets set to zero height. Or something like that.

I used the plugin. First I signed up for IA, activated the plugin, claimed the URL, modified some styles and after three days my site was approved. It was really straightforward.

Yes, I got it working with no problems. I just followed Facebook’s instructions without having to do anything extra. There were some issues with image galleries in the first day or two, but it sorted itself out. I think tagDiv slide gallery wasn’t working, but regular galleries were.

(I have since stopped using it for other reasons and am now implementing Google’s AMP).

• This reply was modified 8 years by menneskedyr.

I have found the culprit and it was entirely my fault – I failed to update the child theme code along with the main theme. Sorry for bothering you.

So to anyone reading this with similar problems, make sure that you have updated the child theme code, particularly functions.php.

Thank you, I will try that.

That’s what I thought. Thanks.

Would it work with Google’s Accelerated Mobile Pages by any chance?

Look up “maintenance” or “maintenance mode” plugins, there are some good ones out there. Personally I use “Maintenance”, but I think you’ll need the pro version for MailChimp.

So anyway, it was a plugin-related issue after all. I’m posting it here for reference in case anyone else runs into it.

The solution can be found here: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/cheatin-uh-error-4/

or directly on GitHub: https://github.com/dfactoryplugins/image-watermark/pull/6

I presume it will be implemented in the next plugin update.

It’s the same site, for testing only.

Thank you!

I can confirm the issue, it’s been there from the start. Change one font in the Theme panel, some others will reset to defaults or whatever (Times New Roman appears here, bold weight appears there, and so on).

The problem is usually solved by changing some other fonts in the panel (to the same value they had) and everything falls back in place. So it’s more of a nuisance than a serious issue, but it’s there.

• This reply was modified 10 years by menneskedyr.

Go to Theme Panel > Translations.

Emil found the solution (thanks!):

1. open file includes/modules/module_modifier/td_module_blog.php
2. go to line 223

Find the htmlentities function. Now you can either remove it, like this:

http://pastebin.com/AmgLe1Ks

or append the UTF-8 parameter to it:

http://pastebin.com/UbrnzaeT

Works perfectly!

This should not be an issue with PHP 5.4 or 5.5, as they use UTF-8 by default. Earlier versions of PHP use ISO 8859-1 and hence the problem. You learn something new every day!

Hey berger, I’m trying to pin this down to something. Do you use a localized version of WP or the default (English) installation?

I did so, thanks.

I’m wondering whether it could have anything to do with the fact that I’m running a localized (Croatian) version of WordPress.

WordPress 4.1, theme version 4.6.1.

The text in question could really be anything with č, ć, š, ž or đ, but in the example above it’s http://pastebin.com/mWa3n53w

Once again, it’s fine everywhere except for the lightbox captions of featured images.

Additional: This only happens with featured images!