dbjohns

I solved my particular problem with the comments. I noticed all comments were appearing in the page source code but only the even numbered comments actually showed on the page. Weird. I also noticed the missing comments were classed as ‘alt’ in the source code. Probably for a styling reason, but I just wanted them to show on the page.

In comments.php I made the following change in two places:

I changed $oddcomment = ‘class=”alt” ‘; into $oddcomment = ‘ ‘;

and that seems to have done the trick.

I solved my particular problem with the comments. I noticed all comments were appearing in the page source code but only the even numbered comments actually showed on the page. Weird. I also noticed the missing comments were classed as ‘alt’ in the source code. Probably for a styling reason, but I just wanted them to show on the page.

In comments.php I made the following change in two places:

I changed $oddcomment = ‘class=”alt” ‘; into $oddcomment = ‘ ‘;

and that seems to have done the trick.

I hope someone has some suggestions to solve the various comments problems. I’m running 2.5 and the comment posting is freaky. I’ve added 5 comments to a post, it says there are 5 comments posted, and yet only two are displayed.

I deleted all 5 comments, the two that displayed are gone, yet it still says there are 5 comments. Very strange behavior, indeed.

Hmm. Dark type on dark backgrounds.
Everything for form, not one thought about function.

Have you ever read a single book on good design practices?

Two basic things that you should think about:

The homepage didn’t announce what Heretic is all about, and it should. It’s a splash page, essentially. Inefficient web design by any sensible standards.

Secondly, why reverse out all your text from dark backgrounds? Considering that your site is essentially all copy, it is tedious trying to read through all that text on a computer screen. Even in the print media, reversed out text is used sparingly by the best designers.