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A way to achieve this would be to add the code yourself.

But be aware that if you update and this file was modified you will need to add it once more.

In wp-admin > find user-edit.php
on line 190 you have

<h3><?php _e('Personal Options'); ?></h3>

Insert

<div style="display:none;">

before that line.

and on line 233 right before

<?php
if ( $is_profile_page )
do_action('profile_personal_options', $profileuser);
?>

add your closing div.

That all, your options will now be hidden from others. (and you)
You could always add a conditional comment that would check if it’s an admin or not.

This was tested only on WP 2.7.1.

Cheers.

ok I managed to “hack” my site into getting this to work.. well It’s pretty easy, I used this:

2.8-bleedingedge WP

with
<?php wp_tag_cloud(‘smallest=12&largest=12&format=list&taxonomy=post_tag’); ?>
It does what wanted it to do by I’m using an “unstable” version of WP and the incredible taxonomy parameter for tag clouds!

Good Thinking WP dev team!

hummm still ain’t working.

1) page template is called on that page. (so is_page id should be true)
2) is_page_template is called but returns false.

Well I’ve decided not to bang my head anymore and place the sidebar in the actual page template instead of calling sidebar.php

its bad but it works… but not like I want! ??

The first one will always “skrews” it self up.

the ../ goes back one level.

so if you’re in https://www.flapane.com/blog/level1/level2/
it will try and search for the css in https://www.flapane.com/blog/level1/ folder, which surely doesn’t exist.

An absolute path like the 2nd one would do the trick.

but then again if you have some kind of .htaccess going on it can work. but you shouldn’t have any 2nd level or you’ll lose it.

Cheers ??

You did try using the permalinks from wordpress?
You can check your blog address in “general” settings.
It could be your bloginfo_url call that screws up everything.

Check your upload folder link, your general settings, put absolute paths to your css in header.

Hope it works.

I don’t see anything for it.
Maybe a plugin exists for it. Have a look.

I think that make sense Michael.
Try it up in your post pavlo. It will cut your post in the number of pages you want….

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wp-greet-box/
This could be useful.

I haven’t been able to find the tag either….
You could check for a register plug-in and copy their code as well.

sorry for the poor help.

That’s in your theme or plug-ins.

Reinstall with 2.6 instead.
Export your site with the export function.
Install 2.7 and import all via the import tool in 2.7.

This isn’t the best because you will lose some settings but it better then nothing.

I had a similar problem and this was the only way of getting through.
IT was with a client from Dreamhost. My personnal site went A-1 to 2.7 beta…

I f anybody has a better plan let us know.

really, we need more info…..

probably your php not calling for the custom field.

as per example: alaska being a category
so category.php should have the custom field calls as well.

if your index.php as them but not your single, category, archive then you will only see them on the index.

hope this helps.

cheers

mark as resolved. pliz.

It could be your cache…
your bloginfo_url…
…

You can manually add a link in your menu:

<ul>
<wp_list_pages()>
<li><a href="your link" title="Forum">Forum</a></li>
</ul>

Then this link will appear at the end of your list and link directly to you forum page.

Maybe some kind of pingback?

feed from the rss would be the best thing to do.

But since your otehr site ain’t using wordpress we can’t really help you out. ??