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If you have multiple addresses in the To field, put commas between them. If you use semi-colons, that will throw up this error.

Am also having this problem – anything posted within the last hour or two shows as “3 weeks ago” – so just wondering if anyone has found a fix?

I tried changing WP to US time zones and that didn’t fix it. I’m pretty sure Alex is correct that it’s an issue with server time zones as the site in question is on a server located in the UK.

Will post a fix if I figure it out (yes, it would be easier to use something else but of course now I want to fix this… ?? )

Hillary, replied on Twitter too but I’m pretty sure I can customise the plugin to do what you want. Mail me ??

Thanks Cheekyboots! That saved me some time re-writing the plugin ??

Thanks from me too ??

Yeah, you seem to have two ?identical? stylesheets going on on your blog.
https://danburtan.com/wp-content/themes/naturalpower/style.php
also has #content img {
border: #BBBBBB 1px solid;
padding: 2px;
}
in it. Try removing that too.

You might want to look at how your CSS is organised because you’re only going to end up in a mess as things stand. Maybe your theme has some kind of clever CSS editing functions, I don’t know, but calling two stylesheets for the same elements is just asking for trouble IMHO.

There’s get_bloginfo, which just returns the info rather than echoing it out.

In your stylesheet, find this bit:

#content img {
	border: #BBBBBB 1px solid;
	padding: 2px;
}

and get rid of the border line.

You need to edit your CSS file:
https://www.politablog.com/wp-content/themes/reformasi/forum.css
has lots of fixed widths in it.

**probably** the first one that’s restricting the width is .tablediv-title-date @ 550px, but there will be other things you’ll need to change too if you change that.

Have a search for CMS themes – there are lots.

You need
background-attachment: fixed
to stop the scrolling (which I assume is what you mean by make it stationary?)
have a read here.
https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_background.asp

single.php is the file that displays a single post with its comments. So it looks like that’s missing from your theme.

Can you go back to the person who wrote your theme and get them to do it?

Otherwise, you’ll need to do a bit of editing of PHP/HTML: either to add the comments into your index file (probably will get very messy very quickly – you don’t want comments all over the front page, do you?) or to add in single.php. The latter would be my preferred option: copy single.php from WordPress default and edit it to fit your current theme.

You would need to get 1and1 to map 123.com to 12.com/123 – I don’t have any hosting with them so I don’t know if you can do this yourself, if you would need to have them do it, or if you’re even able to do it (some hosts, e.g. Web Fusion, charge you extra to do this because they’d rather you bought some more hosting for the new site!). But you’d probably be better off asking 1and1 support for assitance.

The link’s actually fine – it’s just that where the link is trying to go to isn’t there.

Does your theme have a single.php file? It seems like everything’s on index.php from what I can see. So when the link from the front page tries to go to the comments section of the single post page (which is what your links point at), that’s not there.

Have a look at WP Admin > Appearance > Editor: what files do you see listed to the right of the big text box?