Has anyone ever experienced the following in terms of sidebar design corruption.  This has only recently started happening, using the vanilla WordPress package from the site.  I've tried multiple browsers and variables and still this seems to be persisting. It's also causing XML imports to hang and never finish, as well as a few other issues that give the impression that the WordPress installation is not stable.
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I'm having an issue with my admin menu in WordPress. As you can see in the image below the formatting of the menu is out of order. This happens whenever I first land on one of the admin pages but if I refresh the page the menu looks fine. I tried disabling my plugins but none of them seem to be causing the issue.
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I offered a friend to help translate from English some parts of his (mostly) Hebrew install. Then he told me two things:   1) That he's running 2.8 (he was worried about updating because he didn't want the design to break)   and 2) That he has reason to suspect that the site is infected with a trojan horse since it gets blocked by some antiviruses.  1) What is the best way to go about upgrading? is it even feasible to start on a fresh installation and still have everything intact? including redirects? or will I have to go about it as per WP's documentation: step by step upgrading.  2) What can be done about the trojan horse? this is why I'm contemplating a fresh install, which I know is probably not recommended.  Thank you in advance
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I created a wordpress theme i used free page builder called unyson used many plugins i built it successfully but when i copied whole theme and created zip file out of it and then uploaded it to newly installed wordpress i couldnt find my plugins although theme installed successfully but there was no plugins and any widgets that i created. can anyone answer why?? I am still learning wordpress templating m so confused and frustrated right now.
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this is a problem I face a lot when working with branding and typography. After importing vectors/typing, extruding and bending (simple deform or curve modifiers) it always come up with those ugly polygon artifacts:    Now, I know the cause of this is that the front faces of the text do not have the right topology nor enough polys to bend.  So, is there a good workflow to get rid of this without taking a huge load of time to retopo by hand or using the remesh modifier to an absurd high poly count?  Thanks
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Previous posts:                           After a long hiatus, a new Custom Question Lists update is out with a fresh new design.  What's shipped?  If you are participating in the Custom Question List alpha (by ), you'll see some brand new UI components when viewing question lists:  New tab bar and editor    Based on your feedback, we decided to rethink the whole UI, removing some confusing and redundant components, and bringing back some much loved pieces.  The new design is closer to "the existing question lists with advanced options" than "a radically new experience".  Huge shoutouts to our new designer, , for making this new design possible and to  for picking up development while I was on sabbatical!  Some important notes for existing testers:   The summary is back in its rightful place next to the tab bar.  If bounty or unanswered filters applied, the summary provides a clearer explanation of what you're looking at, inspired by /unanswered. The "Filter" and "Sort" popovers are gone. Sort was too similar to the existing tabs, and Filter was a form in a popover. (how were you supposed to submit or cancel?)  Now there's a dedicated UI for filtering. The complex "Create" and "Edit" modals are gone.  Now you just configure your list with the same UI as if you were filtering and click "Save filter" when you're ready to save. You can preview your changes before updating a filter.  Editing a saved filter and clicking apply shows you your new options while remembering what filter you were looking at.  You can then click "Save filter" to either update your existing filter or create a new one. We handle responsive better.  The tab bar has been set up so it compresses more naturally on narrower browsers and mobile devices.   New sidebar widget    A new right-sidebar widget has been added, similar to Watched Tags, to give you more direct access to your saved lists.  This is where indicators will live in Phase 3 (which I swear we are actually going to ship).  Please give it a try.  If you have any questions, bugs, or feedback, you can reply to this post directly or add a new question with the  tag.  A wider alpha  Since we're nearing launch, we're expanding the alpha out to the whole network.  So feel free to try this out on any site you frequent, to help suss out any site-specific issues.  What's next?  As always, Phase 3 of this project is adding indicators for new content, now in the right sidebar widget.  There's increasing interest in this feature from Enterprise, so I do really expect this to ship and get out of Alpha sooner rather than later and this time, I mean it.
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Odd CSS link colors have appeared again on at least some of the sites without the CSS update, specifically including Science Fiction &amp; Fantasy and Mi Yodeya, and likely others.  User profile pages also have broken layouts.  I believe it's related to this previous bug report:    This time, Seasoned Advice is not affected as they've had the CSS redone.
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I have the age-old problem of a div wrapping a two-column layout. My sidebar is floated, so my container div fails to wrap the content and sidebar.  &lt;div id="container"&gt;   &lt;div id="content"&gt;&lt;/div&gt;   &lt;div id="sidebar"&gt;&lt;/div&gt; &lt;/div&gt;   There seem to be numerous methods of fixing the clear bug in Firefox:   &lt;br clear="all"/&gt; overflow:auto overflow:hidden   In my situation, the only one that seems to work correctly is the &lt;br clear="all"/&gt; solution, which is a little bit scruffy. overflow:auto gives me nasty scrollbars, and overflow:hidden must surely have side effects. Also, IE7 apparently shouldn't suffer from this problem due to its incorrect behaviour, but in my situation it's suffering the same as Firefox.  Which method currently available to us is the most robust?
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I just renewed my antivirus (Kaspersky's) yesterday. After that, I logged onto Chemistry.SE (which I frequent often) but then I was greeted with this  Which was definitely not how it looked like earlier that morning. I wasn't able to  Open the reputation and badges tab Vote on questions, answers and comments (even answers to MY questions) Comment on questions or answers. 'Favorite' a question Attach tags to a question Post questions  etc., etc. But when I logged on to the Physics and Biology SEs (which I also frequent), the page format hadn't changed, but I still faced the same problems as above. Does anyone know how to fix this? P.S- I'm not a computer/formatting whiz, so you'd have to try avoiding the jargon when helping me out, sorry.... (Also I use Chrome...in case that's important.) Also @Oded recommended checking out the browser developer tools and having a look at the CSS, but as I said, I'm no Software/formatting whiz...so I'm still lost....  On @Shadow Wizard 's advice I've taken a screen shot of the 'error' notification (I had to scroll down to get all 10 'errors' on screen, hence the need for separate screen-shots)
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is looking bad right now. No errors in the console, but the following files have no content:         The CSS on another subdomain works fine though:
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I am using 2011 theme, any how I managed to get sidebar on single.php pages by installing child theme,  But now I want sidebar on pages,  How do I get it?
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As SE developer Chris explains in :     We use a Jekyll-based blog generation system. Unfortunately, sometimes some of the pages do not generate correctly, thus causing the files to be missing. Regenerating the blog usually solves this, but knowing when we have a "busted blog build" is half the battle. (The other half of the battle is fixing the system for good so that all pages generate correctly all the time.)    This happens quite often, think the first time was reported as .  All past reports are about single missing page, hence starting now a "generic" report.  I am aware the battle is long and hard, would be happy to get updates about the progress right here in this report. :)
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I get this error due to one of the plugins which I rely on.   Notice:  wp_enqueue_style was called incorrectly. Scripts and styles should not be registered or enqueued until the wp_enqueue_scripts, admin_enqueue_scripts, or init hooks.   What does this error mean and how do you fix it?  Mind due that this is not a critical error. It only appears when I put WP into debug mode.   The full plugin-code is below.   It's one heck of a plug in that makes it a breeze to deal with the highly complicated and hierarchical cats. I'm posting it not just for the sake of debugging where the bloddy error is but also to hope that it helps someone.   &lt;?php /*  **************************************************************************  Plugin Name:  Category Collapse Description:  Makes children categories hidden on the Write screens until an icon is clicked. Version:      2009.02.12 Author:       Viper007Bond Author URI:   http://www.viper007bond.com/  **************************************************************************/  class CategoryCollapse {      // Plugin initialization     function CategoryCollapse() {         if ( !is_admin() ) return;          wp_enqueue_style( 'category-collapse', plugins_url('/category-collapse/category-collapse.css'), array(), '2009.02.12', 'screen' );         add_action( 'admin_head', array(&amp;$this, 'edit_form_advanced') );     }       // Output the Javascript (it's not in an external file due to the dynamic image URLs)     function edit_form_advanced() { ?&gt; &lt;script type="text/javascript"&gt; /* &lt;![CDATA[ */     jQuery(document).ready(function($){         $("#categorychecklist li").addClass("catcolpadding");         $("#categorychecklist ul.children").hide().parent("li").removeClass("catcolpadding").addClass("cathaschildren catcollapsed").prepend('&lt;img class="catcoltoggler" src="&lt;?php echo plugins_url('/category-collapse/images/plus.gif'); ?&gt;" alt="+" title="Show Children" /&gt;');         $("#categorychecklist .catcoltoggler").click(function(){             var parent = $(this).parent("li.cathaschildren");             if ( parent.hasClass("catcollapsed") ) {                 $(this).attr({ src: "&lt;?php echo plugins_url('/category-collapse/images/minus.gif'); ?&gt;", alt: "-", title: "Hide Children" });                 parent.removeClass("catcollapsed").addClass("catuncollapsed").children("ul.children").slideDown();             } else {                 $(this).attr({ src: "&lt;?php echo plugins_url('/category-collapse/images/plus.gif'); ?&gt;", alt: "+", title: "Show Children" });                 parent.removeClass("catuncollapsed").addClass("catcollapsed").children("ul.children").slideUp();             }         });         $(".cat-checklist li").addClass("catcolpadding");         $(".cat-checklist ul.children").hide().parent("li").removeClass("catcolpadding").addClass("cathaschildren catcollapsed").prepend('&lt;img class="catcoltoggler" src="&lt;?php echo plugins_url('/category-collapse/images/plus.gif'); ?&gt;" alt="+" title="Show Children" /&gt;');         $(".cat-checklist .catcoltoggler").click(function(){             var parent = $(this).parent("li.cathaschildren");             if ( parent.hasClass("catcollapsed") ) {                 $(this).attr({ src: "&lt;?php echo plugins_url('/category-collapse/images/minus.gif'); ?&gt;", alt: "-", title: "Hide Children" });                 parent.removeClass("catcollapsed").addClass("catuncollapsed").children("ul.children").slideDown();             } else {                 $(this).attr({ src: "&lt;?php echo plugins_url('/category-collapse/images/plus.gif'); ?&gt;", alt: "+", title: "Show Children" });                 parent.removeClass("catuncollapsed").addClass("catcollapsed").children("ul.children").slideUp();             }         });     }); /* ]]&gt; */ &lt;/script&gt; &lt;?php     } }  // Start this plugin once all other plugins are fully loaded add_action( 'plugins_loaded', create_function( '', 'global $CategoryCollapse; $CategoryCollapse = new CategoryCollapse();' ) );  ?&gt;
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When writing an question here on meta I noticed the  tries to get away at the left side of the Tags box.    This only happens on IE11 (Win7/x64). I couldn't repro on Chrome or Firefox.  I and others have seen similar issues, , ,  and , across browsers.  If there is time, can this be fixed for those poor IE11 users?
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I notice a steady stream questions in the HTML and CSS tags that point to a site or CSS style sheet, and describe a problem without incorporating any code into the question. A few random examples:      (at least has a screenshot, but still)  Although it is totally understandable and natural for an OP to ask this way - they probably even think they are doing the site a service by not cluttering it! -  I can't shake the feeling that these questions are a problem: They will lose all value to future generations when the problem has been fixed. The OP is likely to fix the problem in the site source, and it becomes impossible to ever again see the source code of the problem that the answers solve. Asking the OP to incorporate code into the answer will work sometimes, but usually it won't. Is this a real problem? If it is, what to do?
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I've been using git to track changes in the plugins and themes I've developed for different sites. Each plugin or theme has their own repository in whichever local install of WordPress I happen to be using for that project. This works fine when I'm just working on one solitary plugin or theme.  But when I have a local version of an entire site which is a collection of different plugins, themes, WordPress core, etc. Should I be keeping that entire directory under version control?  Is there a best practice to always have a collection of repositories for each theme/plugin, or for each client site to have one monolithic repository that includes all the code used in the project (including the latest copy of WordPress via svn.)
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Does anyone know how o load wp_editor via AJAX in WordPress?  My markup and editor is getting loaded properly but editor controls are not getting loaded properly, it may be because Javascript is not running in AJAX call.  Any help would be appreciated.
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Currently the "hot networks" column is showing wrong icons for some, but not all of the sites. (The URLs linked to have the correct site).  It seems to happen only on some sites -- I see it on Mathematics and Travel but not here, for example. It happens both in Firefox and Chrome for me. This screenshot is from the math.SE homepage in a fresh Chrome session. I don't usually use Chrome to access SE, so I doubt it is something getting stuck in a browser cache.    The icons for Academia, Ask Ubuntu and Ask Different are right, but "Why doesn't Cersei make peace with Jon Snow" is definitely not a Music question. Neither is "Why did Neo even have to fight?" really about Information Security ... hmm, it might be, but the actual question is on Scifi.  It also affects the navigation and global inbox dropdowns, when I view them on a site that has the problem.  The site's actual favicon is not affected.