Kaboomski

Derp!

Thank you Timothy! I can’t believe that was the issue.

Thanks very much.
Abe

Okay, just about ready to do this. My question now is for the private domain that will be used for main network site.

Can I install the primary on at an HTTPS:// and have the rest of the sites on a non-SLL? (https://)

If so would that make any difference in security?

Thanks for the links. I will see what I can come up with over the next week, and post a follow up on the progress. I’m still very interested in any other resources if anyone has any links as I’d like to weight my options if possible.

Wow, I knew I was missing something.

Since WP 2.7 Threaded Comments are supported. I was using a plugin that does that, and a few other things. The plugin seems to have broken since the support of threaded comments.

I had known WP 2.7 supported it, but hadn’t seen it in options anywhere. Luckily before anyone else started digging through my code I can point out something that may help anyone who EVER tried Greg’s Threaded Comments Numbering WordPress plugin:

Go to dashboard->settings->discuession->Other comment settings and check off ‘Enable threaded (nested) comments __ levels deep’ Thanks to JuggleDad’s post over on BytesForAll.

As soon as I went in and deleted my own modifications, turned off the GTCN plugin and hopped into The dashboard -> discuession settings it works like a charm!

Hello, and thank you Joseph. ??

It did have this on line 320 of gtcn.php
<?php comment_reply_link(array_merge( $args, array('depth' => $depth, 'max_depth' => $args['max_depth']))) ?>
Whoever wrote this extremely functional comments script left out more semi-colons in their php than I could believe. As soon as I read what you said I knew I was at least on the right track, but everything is there, sort of…

I replaced it as you said just in case your version would fix it(line 320).

I’m assuming this comments script is a little out of date, but I would really like to make it work. If I can fix it I will send Greg (that plugin dev) the version we came up with.

I haven’t done much direct WordPress PHP tweaking yet, but I’m starting to catch on. I feel like whatever the problem is must be something really simple that I’m overlooking but I’ve spent a solid 12-14 hours on this over the last few nights, debugging and referencing WordPress on the callback functions and such but everywhere I look in the scripting things ‘appear’ to me to be set up so that the comments would work like I’m expecting…

You could use custom fields and format them with php includes on the post page.

I could take the time to iterate this concept, but if you don’t know what it is it’s either not worth bothering or you’ll want to do more research than I could explain off the top of my head.

There’s already some templates available that use custom fields to achieve a layout just like the one you want. The trick with those guys if you have to learn the template… sometimes learning some1 elses template design is a pain(always).

Good luck man,
Abe

It is hard for me to fully diagnose what you have already tried, or to diagnose any plugin conflicts you may or may not have, and/or your web development experience level if any, so this response may or may not be helpful to you.

If you’re simply talking about an image you’ve inserted by clicking IMG then you may be interested in how to format the IMG tag so that it effects how the text is displayed in proximity to the image… The best way to do so would be modifying the CSS file of your WordPress Theme.
https://www.createbetterwebsites.com/html-img-tags.html (takes a little wordpress/html knowhow or referencing but this would be the professional solution)

You could just try inserting
tags in the HTML view after the image, two of them after any image should give you 1 line of whitespace, and + 1 lines for every
tag afterward.

The
tag stands for break, and that’s exactly what it does it creates one vertical line break downward from the original text line.

Haha, adeptris posts as I’m typing. Between these two posts, I’m guesing you’ll have your solution.