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Test 1234567890

by George Gomez
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Test 1234567890
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  • Profile picture of the author icun
    I had a similar problem and it had something to do with the version of PHP on my local web server because when I uploaded it to my hosting account it worked ok and the ticks etc appeared where they were supposed to.
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    • Profile picture of the author George Gomez
      Test 1234567890
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      • Profile picture of the author Bellasys
        Changing PHP version, if that's the issue, can be done but your server/host/admin generally does that. Off the top of my head the PHP kernel needs to be 5, and if it hasn't been installed there's generally a reason.

        If you are running your own servers, great. It can be done.

        One other piece of general knowledge is that you may wish to VIEW your wordpress customization in a completely different browser. I have found that being logged in as Admin will seriously mess with the display, unless a different browser (one that doesn't see the login status) is employed. Also, that means just opening a new instance of a browser may not work in some cases. I use IE to check my work, Firefox to edit. I don't like IE, but it's a good backup browser since I haven't figured out how to kill it, burn it, and send it back to its owner.
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