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Still doesn’t work. For such a mainstream software, in its version 3.3, it’s embarrassing that such a basic and prevalent issue is unsupported.

WordPress does NOT support sftp. Period. With all the libssh2 etc installed and working, and all other software working. Joomla and Drupal support this very basic feature.

Welcome any thoughts. Otherwise, hope some self-respecting dev from WordPress is reading this.

Same problem. Specifying a port number other than 21 in the ftp server does NOT work.

ftp.domain.com:2999

For example shows me this error:

Error: Unable to connect to ftp.domain.com<strong>:2999:21</strong> (ftp_connect()

Any other ideas?

Also, for me the CDN is only about putting files into a subfolder into the “public_html” folder (public_html/cdn). In this case, the path should start from /home/mydomain/public_domain/cdn or should it only have /public_domain/cdn (and should there be a leading slash?).

Thirdly, once that is done, should I upload all the files from “wp-includes” into the cdn folder?

Thanks!

PLs keep me posted as well? Thx!

Lied as in? What do you mean?

Hi. I’m trying to customize two things:

1. Add a small logo to the top left of the admin bar.
2. The site (“Visit Site”) menu item to open in a new window.

Is this possible?

I have the same issue today.

It’s this that does this:

“Strip the category base (usually /category/) from the category URL.”

Why does it do this? When I disable this function, the site works. Otherwise too many redirects.

Also, will each “site” setup have different themes, different users, different “Roles” for the user IDs, etc?

Thx so much!!! This works ??

Do you know how to remove “You are using WordPress 3.2.1” in the Dashboard area in “Right Now” section?

Thanks, but I notice that with AG, the admin area becomes slow. There’s a pause when a page loads.

That’s unacceptable to me.

Is there any page where I can put my own CSS for the admin area? I can then hide “#footer p:first”.

Thanks!

Thanks so much. This is all I needed!!

I would recommend using “Custom Fields” plugin. Had the same issue, but enabling that plugin worked. And it’s a pretty useful thing anyway.

Any ideas?

[mod note – bumping can get a post closed or deleted – read the forum rules]

Nothing? No help? For all the talk and banter about this new WordPress capability?

I have been unable to find something on WP’s own website.

Would appreciate any pointers.

Thanks.

Any ideas?

OK. In that case, at least there can be some sensible way to code them?

For example, why can’t I just do category pages like this:

category-cpt1.php
category-cpt2.php
..etc.

And single pages with a similar naming convention:

single.php (default)
single-cpt1.php
single-cpt2.php

If this is not possible either, where are the straightforward instructions from WORDPRESS formally (not a gazillion rambling blogs) to get different custom post types to show up differently on the user interface side?

Thanks for your help!