Floyd3

Awesome alchymyth, that got rid of the interior border, but still have the outside one.

I tried “post. toolsmore. table { border: none; }” thinking that would get rid of it, but it didn’t, but – getting closer, thanks. ??

Ahh, thanks WPyogi, I didn’t know that all browsers placing a line break before and after the div.

It is indeed a plugin. I looked through the code but didn’t see any part to change/fix this.

Would it be possible to change the div to a span or something else, so it keeps the CSS style, but no longer gives a line break?

Woo! Twas not easy, but I found it… In case anyone happens to have a need for this in the future, here’s the code I used:

<?php $album = strip_tags(get_post_meta($post->ID, 'album', true));
echo substr($album, 0, 100) . ""; ?>

Oh, there it is! Thanks!

I don’t see the background image. I just thought maybe it was a BG image cause I can’t figure out how to change the BG color.

Maybe that was a possibility.

There is an “appearance” link, but under it is only:

Themes
Widgets
Menus
Editor

No “design” or “background”.

Hmm, I don’t have that link – maybe that’s for wordpress.com users – I have the downloaded version of wordpress.

Hi Vince, where in the settings? I don’t see it.

Does anyone else know that could weigh in?

Also, does it matter what order to do things?

I was thinking of doing it like this.

1. Backup (done)
2. Upgrade WordPress
3. Upgrade Plugins
4. Optimize Tables

Then if all goes well:
5. Backup again

Or is it best to upgrade the plugins first, then WordPress? – or anything like that?

Hi DPP, thanks for the advice.

I don’t have a dev server or local way to test things, unfortunately.

What I meant by ‘going live’ and ‘launching’, actually was by advertising it on my other websites. No one knows of this URL yet, but I will send quite a bit of traffic to it pretty fast just by linking to it from my other sites. It’s already launched and live in the online sense, just nobody knows about it.

I’ve done everything very methodically for this site, making sure to keep code clean, and make it the most stable, fastest, best site I’ve ever built. I’m very proud of it and just want to keep doing the right things with this one.

So I think I want to, and should probably upgrade, as you suggested.

With that in mind, do you think I should just go for it and hope for the best? If things get messed up, try to fix them? And if they can’t be fixed, there’s always a way to revert back that I’ll just have to figure out how to do?

Is there anything else I can do before going for it? Should I optimize the tables first? Any more pro-active preventitive measures or pre-upgrade steps besides backing up?

Thanks you guys, found it and was able to download. ??

Cheers.

OK thanks govpatel, so if I understand correctly, I need to download the wp_ tables in phpMyAdmin and it will include all 3 websites WordPress backups?

Nevermind, found it another post.

Here’s how if anyone sees this in the future:

<?php if (is_page(2)) {
comments_template();
}
?>

Where “2” is the page ID of the 1 page that you want it to show up.

It works, thanks you guys.

Cheers,
Floyd3

Hey Peter, thanks. I looked up the codex on that condition but I’m still un-clear on what to do exactly. Can you explain further please?