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Removing 'Categories' from posts

Wed, 21 Jul 2010 12:37:53 +0000

Hi all,

I am having a problem removing the categories from my posts.

I have done all of the obvious such as going to Dashboard > Categories > Manage > Delete.

They have all been removed from there. However, When I go to create a new post they still appear in the widget on the right hand side.

This is causing me fatal time and money to get fixed as it is affecting my hierarchy.

Anyone know how to fix this?

Best Regards,
RichieC

error w/ displaying post from specific category

Voila Media — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 08:59:20 +0000

On my HP on dev.tekture.com/campsimcha i have a sidebar on the right that displays post from a specific category (news cat ID 5)

Current sidebar-home-php file
https://wordpress.pastebin.com/NtFgwmTn

I want to change it to display posts the exact same way but from the camp blog category (https://dev.tekture.com/campsimcha/category/camp-blog)

here is my modified code.

https://wordpress.pastebin.com/FzSg20Qv

I get a parse error

parse error in line 6 unexpected =

Can you help How might I fix it?

thanks

Page styles disappear randomly

kevanlee — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 13:43:22 +0000

I have a WordPress site at https://www.youngadultstuff.com , and the problem I’m running into is that the styles and design of the page are completely stripped away at random times when I visit the site. See the link below for a jpg of what I mean, or try visiting the site yourself to see if it does it.

https://youngadultstuff.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/grab.JPG

Sometimes it works ok when I visit; sometimes not. Any ideas what might be causing the problem? I have the devlounge L2 theme installed, GoDaddy hosting. I’ve deactivated/activated all my plugins, I’ve uninstalled/re-installed WordPress. It gets messed up across all browsers, especially so after I’ve been editing the site through admin.

Any help would be great. Thanks.

Gravatars not working…WordPress 2.7

Thu, 18 Dec 2008 19:08:54 +0000

I’ve searched other topics for information about the problem I’m having but I couldn’t find anything that answered my specific question. I’m currently using 2.7 (and loving it) and I recently downloaded and installed the popular Iceburgg theme by Devlounge. I feel I should note that before returning to a domain of my own, I was using a blog at wordpress.com that offers the same theme to users. However, I’ve noticed that there are a few significant differences between the theme on wordpress.com and the theme at the developer’s website. I’ve managed to make the theme widget-ready with no real problem. But for some reason, even though I’ve set up my blog (through the dashboard) to show gravatars, they aren’t showing up in my Recent Comments widget or on the actual comments page itself. They just aren’t showing up at all. However, when I was using the theme on wordpress.com they were there.

So does anyone have any idea what’s going on? Is it necessary for me to add the code to the theme myself or is there some kind of error or mistake or something that’s causing the gravatars to be non-existent?

Also, does anyone know if an updated version of the theme (like the one on wordpress.com) exists? Or did wp.com just tweak the theme themselves?

Market 3 Now with AJAX Cart

astereo — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 13:49:17 +0000

I just thought I’d take a quick second to share more good news regarding the premium Market theme for WordPress. Over the past few weeks we have quietly been working on an AJAX cart to replace the FatFreeCart functionality we had been using. Well I am happy to report that the AJAX cart is now fully functional and ready to go. Check it out today if you are interested.

Thanks again for reading.
Regards!

Market for WordPress

astereo — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 00:01:23 +0000

Hello everyone. I wanted to give everyone the heads up on my newest theme, Market. For those of you that remember me from my Devlounge days, I’m not new to this theme thing. This is my fifth or sixth publicly released theme, not to mention loads of projects built upon WordPress for clients.

“The WP community has needed something like this for a long time.” – customer quote

Anyways, Market allows you to take a standard WordPress installation and turn it into a Marketplace / Storefront. Unlike the WordPress e-commerce plugin which already exists, the Market theme is a full them allowing you to quickly set up show without much designing and coding knowledge (although a plugin version is available).

Using custom fields, the theme create buy now buttons on your posts and pulls the price and product information dynamically for each item. Add additional product images and more without much of a hassle.

Currently, the theme comes with a bunch of different download packs in the download center. There is the original market theme, Market 2 (a slightly different designed version of Market), Market Plus (which allows standard posting along with products), Market Lite (which allows you to add a buy now button to any post and/or page on any theme simply by inserting a tag into the post content), and Market Cart, which replaces the buy now function with FatFreeCart for Ajax add/view cart functions and checkout with Paypal and/or Google Checkout.

This is a premium theme which currently costs $55, but it is well worth it. A developer license is also available for those interested.

If you are interested, check out markettheme.com for more information.

This theme is compatible with WordPress 2.5!

Newest WP Creation: Webunload

astereo — Sun, 25 Nov 2007 16:42:59 +0000

My newest project once again built on WordPress is webunload. Webunload is a “web marketplace” for the buying and selling of established and unestablished sites, forums, and domains, as well as templates. You can even list free items so that you draw more traffic to them.

Please let me know what you think.
https://www.webunload.com/

Kind regards,
AJ

New theme: Particles

astereo — Mon, 20 Aug 2007 11:23:26 +0000

Just released yesterday: Particles version 1.0
https://www.devlounge.net/extras/particles

Have a look and feel free to download it!

[Series] How to build a wordpress plugin

astereo — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 13:13:06 +0000

An extensive, 12 part series on the entire process of creating your first WordPress plugin.

https://www.devlounge.net/extras/how-to-write-a-wordpress-plugin

Big problems on big blog, need help

astereo — Sat, 30 Jun 2007 14:48:00 +0000

I’m in need of help very quickly…

I run a full site on WordPress, and only recently I began running into some trouble. I was forced to restore the WP database back in mid-May, but I didn’t do much posting because I was busy working on a new design. Since the new redesign launch I’ve been posting much more, and I noticed a lot of problems. Posts will occasionally disappear (Ex: I posted an interview with Jonathan Snook, and after 5 minutes, it wasn’t showing any interview content except the picture I was using on the interview page). I also had to go back and re-posts some old posts to get them to display right in the new design, even though they should have without needing to do this. All this seems to point to database issues, so I’m considering doing a fresh install of WordPress..

Only problem is, my site has over 300 posts, 1,700 comments, tons of images, 20 categories, and a bunch of pages. Simply backing up the database in phpmyadmin would most likely not solve the problem, because it would just be replacing everything with the corrupted tables. Next, WordPress’ export function I know doesn’t link images with the correct post (or something like that). I’ve seen a plugin that adds in some of these extras functions, but now I can’t seem to find it again. And, either way, would the WordPress export / import be any better than re-uploading the databases, or would it result in the same type of problems? I really need a solution. Thanks in advance!