barryglick

I actually don’t know. I saw something like that on my ISP CPanel. I’ll check out your link, thanks!

I noticed that all the posts that were put on my site were draft posts. There was never an actual post. I found that these draft posts were created by a certain user. I deleted that user. Will that help?

Barry

Sorry, I guess I’m upset. Here’s the correct link:

https://techno-french.com

It looks fine, so that doesn’t help you. The real problem is that I can no longer login to my own site’s dashboard!! I tried resetting the password, by clicking on the lost password link, but WordPress seems to have confused my WordPress.com site with my stand alone blog. So, I can’t even reset the password to get back in.

In other words, when I click on the lost password link on the stand alone site, they seem to get confused and send me a password reset for my WordPress.com site.

How can I get a password reset for my stand alone blog? Or can hijackers make that impossible too?

Is there anyway I can reset everything via FTP? Is there anyway to save my previous content–8 months of posts!!

I sure hope someone can help me because I am very discouraged by the whole WordPress thing. Not to blame WordPress. It’s my own dang fault for not having a strong password, but there must be some way to get my site back, or am I wrong?

I’m worried that the hijackers will do something awful in my name, so any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Barry

I also tried a clear:both, which pushed the heading and text down so it filled the entire screen, but it pushed it WAY down, to far down to be usable. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

Barry

Yes, it was “show only part of the iframe feature,” and I was able to do it with a div, so thanks!

Barry

Michael,

Are the values I put in the Administration panel saved somewhere? For example, how does Advanced iFrame remember what settings I made for one webpage when I replace the values in the administration panel with settings for a another webpage?

Barry

Yes, the example worked fine. Thanks!

Barry

I looked at the demo, but am having trouble assimilating it. Sorry.

When you say “You need to have the iframe be big enough not to have any scrollbars and then ‘cut’ out the window you want to show” What do you mean?

How would I set that up in the Advanced iframe Pro administration page?

Since I want just a vertical scrollbar, would I set it up this way:

1. Scrolling: No.
2. Then map out the area I want using the Area Selector
3. Then Enable Horizontal Scrollbar: No with Enable Vertical Scrollbar: Yes

I’ve done this, and all I seem to get is a horizontal scrollbar.

Any help will be appreciated.

Barry

Josh,

The app is simply called Google Fonts. It will add fonts to everything below the title of the post. I also can’t add these fonts to my site-title and description. I can’t format the these other tags except through CSS using fonts that may or may not be on everybody’s computer, so that if someone browses to my page, and they don’t have the font, it will default to another font, and ultimately sans serif.

I will try to find Scripts and Styles and see if that works using Google Fonts. There is also Use Any Font, but that’s not free, although $10 isn’t bad at all. Thanks for your input.

Barry

I just used One column, no sidebar template, then altered the CSS for that to increase the width.

Barry

Oh, one more question. Do you mean I target this long class,

“page page-id-2 page-template-default custom-background”

with my CSS?

Barry

Fabulous! Thanks!

Barry

It’s like you keep making my point, all the posters who have no actual help to contribute. I wasn’t asking for criticism, I can get that anywhere. I do appreciate that these plugins are free, but to a non programmer it’s like saying crap is free if you don’t tell me how to use it.

At any rate, to end this flaming exchange, I will say that through the KIND help of another member (NOT the developer!), who took the time to explain where the code snippets should go, I got pagenavi to work,and it is very good.

I stand by everything I said. If you’re going to offer a plugin, free or otherwise, support the friggin thing!!!!

Barry

Thank you, thenk you alchymyth! Now that I know where these code snippets are supposed to go, I’m doing fine. Pagenavi is working! I appreciate you sticking with me, and I will close this topic, but first, may I ask one parting question?

Lester also says that for multi-part pages, which I think are when you use the <!–nextpage–> shortcode, I must replace this:

<?php wp_link_pages( … ); ?>

with this call:

<?php wp_pagenavi( array( ‘type’ => ‘multipart’ ) ); ?>

But I did not find <?php wp_link_pages( … ); ?> in loop.php. Would that, perhaps, be in single-loop.php? Sorry, I am not at my home computer, otherwise I would do a site wide search in Dreamweaver.

Thanks again for your most patient help.

Barry

You’re very patient with me. Thanks! I have since uninstalled pagenavi. Let me reinstall and get back to you.

Barry

Argshook:

Your response is a perfect example of what I mean. You don’t want to help, you just want to criticize. If this plugin is so awesome, and the support is so awesome, where is the plugin author’s input? Exactly! And, by the way, most of the plugins are free.

I have found some nice people on this forum, who will take my hand as a non programmer and help me. You’re, sadly, not one of them.

Barry