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Oops missed you’re earlier post… will do thanks!

Okay, to see it broken visit this url: https://www.brandonbooth.com/2013/10/should-tweens-have-smartphones/

But a post containing no links works fine: https://www.brandonbooth.com/2013/09/you-ought-to-be-a-slow-reader/

No problem, my site is brandonbooth.com. Would you like me to activate my google+ account through jetpack?

It has the same problem with the 2013 default theme activated. But I’m using a slightly modified version of this theme: https://beatheme.com/abtely-theme/

I’ve also disabled all of my other plugins but it still happens. Only on posts that contain hyperlinks however.

I know this post is old, but I’ve step by step documented this process here: https://www.lucidgreen.net/webbybooth/?p=16

I know this is a really old post but thought someone might find this useful. I’ve documented how to extend the TinyMCE editor in wordpress 2.0.2

https://www.lucidgreen.net/webbybooth/?p=11

I had the same problem with version 2.0 of WordPress. Upgrading to the new 2.0.2 version fixed it for me.

You simply need to add comment tags to your template. (see https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Template_Tags – especially the section on comment tags).

Depending on how you have your theme set up you should be able to simply add this to the comments.php file in your theme’s directory and then include that file inside The Loop on any of the pages that you want comments to be on.

So for example, if you want comments to show up on your individual post’s pages add something like the following:


<?php if (have_posts()) : while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>

POST TEMPLATE GOES HERE

<?php comments_template(); ?> THIS WILL SHOW THE CONTENTS OF THE "comments.php" FILE.

<?php endwhile; else: ?>
<?php endif; ?>

Check out the default theme that comes with WordPress to see how this works. Look especially at the comments.php file and the single.php file.

Great, glad you got it fixed.

just put your address and directory into that space

so put in exactly what you said above “https://dhost.info/joetheprogrammer/wordpress/&#8221;

Well your database has never been changed. So your original post stays the same.

Have you re-downloaded the zip file from the wordpress site? Sometimes things get corrupted on download.

You might also want to check with your Host to see of others have had similar problems.

Can you login to a shell on your account? If so you could probably download the files directly to your server.

Finally you can probably get by with those errors, but something really weird is happening on your server, so you might just be asking for more trouble down the road.

If you feel like giving it another go, then, if I were you, I would do a COMPLETE reinstall. meaning start from scratch. Download the files again and install them to a totally different directory with a totally new database.

If you still have problems, then the internet gods are just not smiling on you dude. Contact your host and complain, see if they can do something. (like install the files for you!?)

Jerry just visited your blog. Saw that you got it working. and the login page worked fine. You are definitly facing a problem with files being corrupted on upload.

Your best bet would be to find a different internet connection if you keeping having trouble.

Your wp-login.php file is being redirected to an xml file.

I don’t know why it would do that. Have you edited any of your php files?

The real problem is that you have a bunch of tags surrounding your title.

The key things that will affect your Title styles is the hierarchy of your tags

So here is the structure of your code with the corresponding styles you need to watch out for.

<div id="header">
<div id="headerimg">
<div class="mytitle">
<h1>
<a>Your Title>

So in your style sheet any style applied to any of these will affect your titles final position. Also since your title is a link (inside an <a> tag) you will need to specifically style that link since any general style rule will be set for ALL links in the document.

To make the text smaller and move it to the left add/change the following in your style sheet

#header a {
color: #000000;
text-decoration: none;
font-size:50%;
}

.mytitle {
position: relative;
left: 0px;
top: 40px;
text-align: left;
width: 600px;
color: #990000;
font-family: Georgia, serif;
}

I don’t know of anything specific that you really need to do. You can actully just copy and paste the HTML directly into WordPress.

If you are using 2.x just go to the “Write” page and click on the little “HTML” button in the editor bar. That will allow you to see the source code of the post. Paste your HTML there. (be sure to only paste body of your html page, excluding the <html> tag, the <head> section and the <body> tags.)