Nile Flores

The include MUST be to the direct file name.

Example:

<?php include('sidebar2.php'); ?>

You cannot put just sidebar2 in its place.

What about Twitter Tools by Alex King. I use it and it works great.

This is what I use. If you have specified in your WordPress admin panel that you have put a certain page as your home page, your site should direct to that page.

<ul>
			<li class="page_item" id="first"><a href="<?php bloginfo('url'); ?>">Home</a></li> 		<?php wp_list_pages('title_li=&depth=1'); ?>
		</ul>

I hope this code can help you as I use it on my own. I do see some differences from what you have even for it being in your sidebar.

You should be able to widgetize your sidebar and include pages.

Hi Barry!

Have you loaded it into

wp-content> themes>

and then your own folders name?

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There are no php include errors? Just an X?

Just in case, make sure your template has the proper includes for header, content, footer, and then make sure that the WordPress loop is in there.

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Stepping_Into_Templates

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If problem persists, try to copy and paste your template codes so others can see what the issue is.

This may help you with your page template issue:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Pages

If you have put the necessary coding to widgetize your WordPress theme, you should be able to add a searchform in your sidebar.
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Stepping_Into_Templates

Apparently in your archive you may have the_excerpt. Replace it with the_content if you want the full post to display.

Why not specify in your WordPress admin panel what page you want as your index. You can customize your template to include or exclude the features by removing or replacing the html you wish to use.

You only need to alter your template or make another template, perhaps content.php

Remember, when you make a template that it must include the header, content page and footer.

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That theme comes widgetized so you need to find out which sidebar whether it is sidebar 1 or sidebar 2 that contains the Main menu or categories. You can remove the widgets from your admin panel.

The menu order lies in how you want to put your page order. For example, in Pages when you edit or make a new page, you can go to Attributes and in the field that asks for order, you can put where you want it.

So, if you have 7 main links in your parent pages, you will have to label your parent pages 1 or 2 or so on in the order you want it to appear. (1 = 1st)

Carefully check your username and password when entering it. Also, I suggest trying to reset your password in twitter and then trying it once again. Remember to hit F5 to clear your cache (if you are a PC user) before entering the information once more.

You could try Feedburner, in conjunction with Subscribe2.

I have to agree with Piggy Girl. If you are only looking to put stats on your backend of your blog, StatPress would be good. Also in conjunction with it, you may want to try Google Analyticator and sign up for a Google Analytics account if you have not already.

This is a great plugin, however it does not do all that I need. If you have a novel that is over 80,000 words and many chapters, this will load slowly.

What I was thinking was more along the lines of you being able as a user to have the ability to make your story, with a story index, and then each post you do you can add it (like in page functions) in a drop down under the story you are writing. This will also allow you to have more than one story.

Besides that, you would be able to accept comments per chapters as well disable the comments on the chapters and just leave a comments page for reviews.

Never mind. I got it. ?? Momentary blondishness.

Joost is correct. All you have to do is make sure you insert the division layer ID in front of your css of sociable to specify. You are putting your sociable within your content area or #content.

Thanks Joost. I solved this before reading this, but I wanted to search the WP forums if anyone was having this issue.

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