estjohn

I had the same problem with pages, and I ended up not even using them.

As for the .htaccess , you can manually add a file called .htaccess in the root of your directory, give it read and write permissions (not sure about Execute) and then WordPress will update this file.

So, its easier to make the file blank, set premissions, and then let WordPress update it than to let WP create it from scratch… at least that is how I solved that one…

and make sure that directory has correct permissions too

I have WP 1.5 and as admin, I can goto manage | comments and do a search…

(Searches within comment text, e-mail, URI, and IP address.)

is that as you mean?

Sounds like a sticky. You can set that post to be no commentable and be a “sticky” through an adhesive plugin.. but unfortunately I have only gotten sticky to work on the main page and not like one sticky per category or such

You might could check the configure.php and make sure that it is right as far as paths go…
or you may have to check in the database itself to make sur the paths are right there.

you would have to find out where the get_links_list is defined at and edit there

or you can find out what options are availabe in get_links_list(this is where the options would enable);

sweet!

you either choose a template similar to your website, or you take whatever template you are using and redo the graphics and the colours and css of that theme.

That is the only way I can describe it.. I liked the code, structure and SEO of the ragiels dream theme https://pribadi.or.id/diary/2005/06/06/ragiels-dream-theme-for-wp-15/

theme so I took it, stripped it, rearranged , tweaked here and there and added plugins.

and now it looks like
https://www.aleeya.net/
and
https://www.girlgeekette.net/

(Dont forget to give credit to the original author)
So, you can take it, modify it, and make it match what you have. or pay and have someone make a theme for you ??

The edit the style.css for that theme where it refers to whatever the ID for comments is. IE: If you look in the comments.php file and it talks about class=”commentmetadata” before the “comments off” lines… look in your style.css for #commentmetadata or .commentmetadata and change the font style, colour etc there.

Most likely, you’ll be looking for another entry than “comments” on css.. but that was just an example of where to find it.

honestly, you are going to want to try them one at a time.. if you install 15 plugns at once and 3 of them have a problem with each other or need soemthing inserted in the WP loop on the post.php page.. or if 2 of them are trying to grab css headers at teh same time.. or if out of 15 3 dont work, youll never know which has the problem.

The only SAFE way to install plugins is to do them one at a time and make sure it works, and you dont get any errors. Then move to the next. If the next conflicts, then remove the last one etc..

Otherwise you will most likely destroy your WP install and have to start all over.

If they were all just easy upload, click and it works .. then you probabally would have as many posts on this board.

Even out of all the ones I posted.. they all SEEM to work fine together for me, but I also spent hours configuring them for my WP isnstallation and making them work the way I wanted. Some of them I had to really edit the CSS or the PHP in the plugin. Many of them it would take me hours to figure out how to get the one plugin to work and look the way i wanted. Its not a quick upload, activate and they work process for a majority of plugins you will find for WP.

If you want to be efficient, then make sure you do them right the fist time.. one at a time.. or else effeciency will go out the window after the 10th time you have to reinstall WP. And I am not being light about this at all..

Just a heads up for you. There are some that are easy upload activate and its fine, but most of them .. even the ones you have listed.. are not.

Oh no! LOL it is a never ending learning curve ??

I don’t quite understand.. I looked at those two pages and at the main one and I saw the same meta tags…
What I dont see is desription and keywords.. but that is besides the point. I also only see categories on the main page. What meta data are you referring to and can you post a page that does have what you want to compare it to one that doesnt show what you want?

Take out https://www.magicketchup.com/blog_pic/donut_characters.jpg and see if it works

I had that problem when I had – say – 4 posts per page. I changed the configuration to 6 posts per page. Increasing the amount of posts per page decreased the number of pages. The Site still thought that I had more pages than I did. I ended up going back to 4 posts.. and it fixed the problem. There should be another way to resolve it. I did not try clearning my cookies and internet files cache or try it from another browser though.

May not be the same problem you had but I had the same results from the config change I had made.

Are you sure you got the paths right in the config?

Did you clear the cookies / temp internet files, close the browser then open a new one and try?