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having nofollow turned off for tweetbacks simply funnels google juice away from your blog giving nothing in return to you or the person who tweeted your post unlike comments. This should be standard Joost knows SEO better than this.

adding a nofollow option to tweetbacks should be as simple as adding rel=”nofollow” to the link the plugin fetches. I am not a plugin coder so I can’t say where it would go at the moment.

What you are seeing is wordpress’s native rel=nofollow which I have turned off.

If you want the blogs to have identical pages say for example the same nofollow policy you should write out a page template that only requires you to publish it without adding text.

That isn’t a wordpress theme

t31os not hijacking this at all i am still playing around with the idea and any commentary on this subject brings me further understanding of my problem.

I have finally upgraded to the latest version 2.2 and am using the link tracking. I must admit once you have it working it does work really well. I have however noticed anything above 1.0 does not work well in WordPress MU.

<?php
$mylimit=46 * 86400; //days * seconds per day
$post_age = date(‘U’) – get_post_time(‘U’);
if ($post_age < $mylimit) {
echo ‘this post is within my date limit ‘;
}
?>

What would be the argument to restrict this by category?

This is brilliant. I am glad this second post was made as I don’t know php well enough to implement the first version easily.

I recommend reading Nathan Rices’s blog if you don’t already.

simply write a new page and call it blog, post or whatever and use the the blog.php template choice. check out https://wtfarewegoingtodonow.com you will notice blog in the menu right after home. This is how you do that.

I have a feeling it is because the theme comes precoded for tweetbacks, but I have used a standard 2.7 comments.php loop and had the same problem. I have talked to a few other people who have confirmed pages with comments just don’t work in some themes and we have tried using standard and modified loops. My suspicion is it might have something to do with the functions.php file.

Since I can make this work by calling on the index.php file for pages, what I think i am going to do is use a page template for pages you don’t want comments on. That is much easier to achieve than the other way around.

BTW can you tell me which themes you were looking at with threaded page comments? I’d like to compare.

Changing the name brought no joy either. I know the coding is good as it is duplicate coding of single.php and that does work. I can get page_comments.php to show the comment form and you can leave comments, as I could before when it was page-comments.php or even renamed page.php. However the setup won’t show the comments left.

Despite what a few people claim, I have yet to find a theme as an example where pages get comments using page.php. A few people who said they are doing it with their theme won’t let me see the files so there is a big secret which is possible. Alternately my way is the only way that works and those people are big fat liars, just as likely in my opinion.

Make a blog.php file and save it as a page template. Simply copy your index and rename it blog.php and make sure this is at the top

‘
<?php
/*
Template Name: Blog Page
*/
?>

<?php get_header(); ?>

<?php $more = 0; ?>
‘

You must make sure the ‘<?php $more = 0; ?>’ is present or you won’t get the read more break to show.

I should have clarified. Both files are included to give the end user the opportunity to choose. I should have made that more clear and put it in the readme file (I’ll get on that one). The comments section still doesn’t work even if you rename the page-comments.php to page.php nor when you use it as a separate template file. However when you delete both files and let the theme use the index.php for pages comments and threading work just fine. The same thing happens with the default and classic themes as well. Default won’t show threaded page comments even when it is a duplicate of the single.php, but classic which uses neither page.php nor single.php will display and thread page comments.

It looks fine to me. Try checking your browser settings. in ifrefox normal view is control+0