Elieka

You could probably add a mailto link right in the single post template.

<a href="mailto:[email protected]&subject=<?php the_title() ?>">

You could overwrite the category template with a custom one to only show what you want, but it kind of defeats the purpose of it acting as a category archive.

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

Are you logged in on both computers when you view the site by chance? I know a lot of people have had trouble with the admin bar slowing down their site when logged in on an administrator account.

Edit Your Profile in the dashboard. There are two checkboxes for the admin bar. Uncheck them both and see if that helps. Might not be the problem, but I know it’s worked for other folks.

No fun if you can’t get to the dashboard though, I guess ??

kceyedoctor, did you by any chance recently change the prefix on your WordPress tables? It would explain why you’re seeing this only on the one blog (since only that DB would be effected).

In the usermeta table there are meta_keys called “wp_capabilities” for each user. That wp_, unfortunately, is defined by the prefix. For more information, check here.

Apologies if that’s not the issue. That’s the only time I’ve encountered it in the last little while.

Doing a search for ‘answers’ in the repository came up with a few replicas of Yahoo! Answers if you wanted to take a look.

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/question-and-answer-forum/
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/degree3-qa/

Both of these were recently updated and are working with the new version of WordPress. I kind of want to play around with the second one now since it looks pretty sharp!

You can technically do it through plugins, but it’s really not advisable unless you really know what you’re doing. Adding it as an option to the core only serves to make a potentially harmful feature much more accessible to those that don’t understand the risk.

Search the repository if you really must disable these features, there are working plugins that do this. However keep in mind the importance of watching for security updates and keep things up-to-date manually.

There’s a very good chance that the problem you guys are encountering is related to the TimThumb vulnerability. This vulnerability effects a number of WordPress plugins and themes.

For information on how to clean it up see this thread. Ipstenu has some very helpful tips in there.

There’s a little more information on the vulnerability itself here.

Hi debut,

What the Mingle FAQ that cartpauj linked to says is correct. To clarify a little bit more though:

1) Log into wp-admin.
2) Under the Settings menu, select General (or just click the Settings header).
3) Assuming you have no additional settings from plugins on this page, there should be a Membership option between the install’s e-mail address and the New User Default Role. Check the box to allow anyone to register.

Hope that helps.