Arnold Goodway

Just click on the little arrow icon just below the home icon at the top of the list. This will restore the sidebar.

If this is the link you want to make the changes to you seem to have managed to get the problem sorted out.

The only way that this could work is if you call the comments template within the loop that actually fetches the articles in the specific category. This means that you will get an article, then its comments, then the next article with its comments etc. I do not think that this is what you are looking for. A page like this could get quite unwieldy.

I am assuming you want all the articles listed in the relevant category with all the comments for these articles below the list of articles. Here you will have a problem as the comment template will be looking for a single specific article for which to return the comments. All the comments template will do in this scenario is to return the comments for the last article listed in the list of articles.

I am afraid that disabling comments in the back-end will not automatically remove the comment links from your site. You will have to change the code in the file index.php to remove the links (I am assuming you are speaking about the main page of your blog). In this file you will have to search for the following:

<?php comments_popup_link('No Comments', '1 Comment', '% Comments'); ?>

To remove the link you will have to remove the entire code snippet.

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You have really got me thinking on this one. The comments are normally linked to a specific article. What you are proposing means that you will be listing a few articles and then show the comments for any of the articles that have just been listed. I just cannot think of a way of managing this. Maybe I am missing something here and someone else actually has a solution for you.

I am not quite sure what you have in mind here. Post titles appear all over your blog. If you remove the links on the titles on the main page (index.php) your readers will have no way of getting to your singles page to leave a comment. Most WordPress themes do not have links on the post titles on the single pages (single.php).

You will also find post titles on the following files:

• archive.php;
• author.php;
• search.php;
• 404.php and
• on other files that might be included in your theme.

If you remove the links on these post titles you will be defeating the object of these pages. You will not be able to navigate from these pages to the actual articles themselves.

If you want to remove the links all you need do is to remove the links on the relevant files where the post titles are added.

he he he. Mr. Goodway was my Dad.

This post could help.

The fact that you say these things were working but no longer do, points to the culprit being a plugin that you recently activated. If you have recently added or activated a new plugin, de-activate it and see if your problem is still there. If the problem is gone you will have to lose the plugin or at least replace it with one that is compatible with the version of WordPress you are using. If the problem persists we will have to find the fault elsewhere.

A site map is not a once off file that you load and then forget about. The site map that you require is a file that is dynamically created every time you add content to your blog. Personally I feel that a good plugin is the way to go here. I would suggest a plugin called Google XML Sitemaps.

I think you are speaking about the login you need to do to allow WordPress to move the new theme onto your server. The login details you require here are not the same details that you use to login to your site. Here you need to enter the FTP details that would have been provided by your hosting company.

This should do the job:

<?php bloginfo('template_url'); ?>/images/image.png

I just had a quick look at fightnomads. I like it, it is clean and it loads pretty quickly. These two things are normally the main things I look for in a theme.

I would take another look at the ul li styling. The little squares are protruding over the edges of your div.

Generally speaking I would have to say that the theme is a job well done.

You need to actually load the new theme before you can activate it. To do this you must go to Appearance, Add New Theme, and then you click on the upload link. From here you need to upload the .zip file containing the new theme you downloaded. When this is done the new theme will appear on the page I pointed you to previously and you will be able to activate it.