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Looking for a solution for this as well

I just ran into this problem myself, anyone have any solutions?

I’ve been looking for answer to this question as well

Thanks for the tip tyr, exactly what I was looking for!

Well if anyone is still puzzled over this you can change it by making sure it’s a post before it gets indexed, in the latest version change all references of:

WHERE post_status = 'publish'
AND post_date < NOW()

to

WHERE post_status = 'publish'
AND post_type = 'post'
AND post_date < NOW()

and

AND post_status = 'publish'
AND post_date < NOW()

to

AND post_status = 'publish'
AND post_type = 'post'
AND post_date < NOW()

(specifically lines 1383-1384 and 1493-1494).

Just ran into the same problem, mrmist is right, it should be wp-comments-post.php

You probably did the same thing as me and changed the “Custom Comments Target” option to something other than wp-comments-post.php

I’ve been looking for something like this for a while too

Has anyone figured this out yet?

I was looking for the same kind of plugin, I tried:

https://e5media.com/2007/04/02/rate-comments-plugin-for-wordpress/

https://cyber-knowledge.net/blog/2006/10/15/wordpress-plugin-rate-your-comments-comment-karma/

I was looking for something that could sort comments by rating and hide after a certain negative rating as well. I’m going to see if I can tweak one of those to get the two features above.

I gotta agree with HandySolo, categorize all your posts into categories (instead of pages), and for permalinks use /%category/%postname%/

I really like the functionality of the site, very nicely integrated with wordpress.

One thing I noticed is the entire site breaks if you scale the font up or down.

I like the design, very functional, when you increase the font size of the page though, the content seems to shrink, I’m guessing the sidebar width is in em’s?

First off, is there any reason you have your page loaded up in a frame? It’d be much more effective if you used a subdomain redirect.

As for what a h2 is, it’s a level 2 heading, basically a title tag for your posts and stuff. It’d be much easier, more valid, and more semantically correct to change the css to increase font sizes.

But if you still don’t want to play around with your css, open up index.php and add

style="font-size: 1.1em;"

to your title tag, on the anchor tag (inside the h2, on the a tag)

You would have to make changes once again to the new upgrade, usually the author lists any changes they made in the upgrade so keeping the changes you made are pretty simple.

I’m not sure about keeping the favorite links, it’s rather unusual for a theme, you’d have to contact the author. For the blog roll that’s entirely on your end (links managed inside your wordpress admin section).

Yeah letting us see your website would help, but for most themes they use em’s by setting the default font size to 10px (16px x 62.5%)