What do you mean by writing “optimized” in the theme description?

I’m looking for a theme that resembles P2 in functionality but without high load on server.

I’ve been trying P2 theme a few times, but my hosting (shared environment) just can’t handle the load it causes. (I have moderately busy website).

Currently, I’m using custom modified Prologue theme (old P2) and noticing how outdated it is.

Will be P3 a fast P2 alternative for me?

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/themes/prologue/

I have SI captcha set to hide capcha for registerd uers, but when a registered user visits the sub blog running prologue theme, when they leave a comment and hit submit, an error page shows something like
“you did not enter a captcha phrase”

I am guessing that code needs to be added to prologue somehow, but not sure if it will break prologue, or if it needs to be done in a certain place for it to work – or if it will ruin the ajax functionality of prologue or whatever.

any help certainly appreciated.. WP 3.05 multi-site, sub blog, SI captcha network activated, with buddypress and a few other plugins. Prologue theme issue I think.

Sorry for the multiple postings. A few more questions in addition to my other post:

1. I installed P2 but the most recent posting breaks with about half a page of white space between the top and the bottom. (This doesn’t happen in Prologue.) Any ideas on what I may have done wrong? I tried completely fresh installs but I don’t know what happened.

2. I actually like the header of Prologue better than P2. Is there a way to switch them or will it mess things up?

3. Is it possible to delete all of the buttons/options at the top (status update/blog/etc.)? I don’t need them for one of my projects.

4. Any way to limit the character count?

5. This is minor, but when I click “logout” it says “You are now logged out” twice. Is that something with P2?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks and best wishes,
Kristen

I added the Prologue theme.

I added the TDO Mini plugin so that I can have loginless post creation.

However, the TDO Mini doesn’t seem to work. When I go to create a post without logging, once I click “submit” to create the topic post … WordPress redirects me to login when instead, it should simply create the post as an anonymous user.

Question: Has anyone been able to get Prologue and TDO Mini to work together?

I think this is bug or at least a feature that can’t be positive for P2 (twitter like) theme.

WordPress role “Author” has a capability to edit all comments on that author’s post (inline). This function can be useful for a “standard” blog where there are a small number of authors and blog is a publishing platform.

But, on P2 where we are building a community of “equal” authors, this capability is a problem, because every registrated user is an author (twitter like), and it is not OK for all users to be able to edit comments for all on their posts…

If I add Facebook Connect Plugin (and it is a great feature for P2), than I have a problem because all my authors write with their real names (from Facebook), and there is possibility that users can edit words by somebody who is exposed by real name.

It can lead to harrasment and users won’t feel secure to post comments if they know that someone else can edit it (but not admin, for he is someone you trust based on his status)…

To make this clear, Facebook Wall, Twitter would’t be so popular if I could edit every comment written on my Wall…

So, is there possibility to edit a P2 theme so that authors can only edit their own comments and not all comments…

! – UPDATE – Weird, author can’t edit own comment on thread he didn’t started…

For my understanding, this would be best for P2

– admin and contributor can edit all comments
– author can edit only his comments on every post

The Prologue, P2 and Rask themes replace the get_avatar hook with something called prologue_get_avatar. This function is defined (in Rask theme, anyway) as

function prologue_get_avatar( $user_id, $email, $size ) {
	if ( $user_id )
		return get_avatar( $user_id, $size );
	else
		return get_avatar( $email, $size );
}

Problem arises when implementing Facebook Connect – since it relies on get_avatar, posters and commenter avatars that signed in via Facebook show up as anonymous users.

Not really a coder but I’m a star at cut and paste – anyone have any ideas on how to adjust this function to account for the Facebook avatar scenario?

Thanks in advance,

John