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It looks fine to me? Did you manage to fix this issue?

You can go into the database, wp_posts table and manually change the post_status to “publish”.

If you have any stray inherit status or drafts you no longer need in the database (they do sometimes pile up) I’d strongly suggest the plugin WP Optimize as it really helps clean up all the stuff I’ve deleted/saved in drafts that I don’t need ??

Ah, well I’m not au fait with RSS feeds in WP, but is there something you can do with CSS to hide it?

Try going to wp-settings.php and on line 36:

$noUnset = array('GLOBALS', '_GET', '_POST', '_COOKIE', '_REQUEST', '_SERVER', '_ENV', '_FILES', 'table_prefix');

Change this to

$noUnset = array('_SESSION', 'GLOBALS', '_GET', '_POST', '_COOKIE', '_REQUEST', '_SERVER', '_ENV', '_FILES', 'table_prefix');

Which should never unset/disable sessions.

@kim09 You’re welcome. I tend to use WordPress for full site, rather than blogs, and it would be nice if you could check out https://seriousgroup.co.uk and tell me what you think of the structure and layout ??

Kimi,

I like it, it’s very clean and well laid out. The only slight niggle I have (and this may be a browser issue) is that the menu rollovers seem to be 1 pixel off from the top… as a CSS developer, I think I’m probably one of the few who would only spot this ??

@rvoodoo That’s actually a good point! Guess I was taking the easier way out…

Can you give me more information? is Email Subscription a plugin?

By commenting out or deleting the following line in single.php:

<?php comments_template(); ?>

it will remove any reference to comments including the Comments Are Closed line.

Go into the admin, and then turn off comments for the page/post you do not wish to have comments added to. You can do this on the Edit screen. Or, if you don’t want to box to be shown at all, go into the file single.php located in the root of your theme and delete/comment out the following lines:

<?php comments_template(); ?>

As a developer, I personally delete most of the code in there and create my own templates, but doing the above will remove the comments box, even if you allow comments.

Ah I get it! That’s me being a bit of an idiot really..thank you for enlightening me!

First of all, nice site!

Changing the default structure would affect the way it works. Unless you specify the directory in the General settings under “WordPress address (URL)” it won’t know where to find the header.

I assume this is what you mean?

Hi David

Could you tell me the error that it gives you? That way it would help me solve your problem. At the moment I’m not quite sure I understand.

Michael

Cracked it! Managed to intercept the ajax call halfway through so it would force it to change – I found out if I click “Edit” on the permalink, then click Cancel, it WILL change upon changing the title – however, it won’t run the ajax if you don’t…so I made a function called “savepermalink” and whacked the ajax call in there with my own ajax file (passing the correct params). Probably overkill but it works now. I guess I could have stuck a database call to wp_posts to change the post_name once saved…but there you go.

@flamenco This may be a solution but the client who will be editing the posts will not actually see the titlediv as I have created a separate input in a metabox called “Article Title” which is mirrored in the title input using javascript. It may seem overkill but this is the way we need to do it as it needs to be really easy for the client and also un-wordpressy (if you see what I mean). Is there any way to auto delete the permalink?