girlieworks

Hi, @bhoney.

the attachment link goes here: https://brownsista.com/alicia_keys_hallelujah_cvr-002/. Is this normal?

Yes, that’s normal. ??

when I clicked the “view attachment page” link, I get a white page.

A blank screen is typically an indication of an underlying PHP error, so try setting WP_DEBUG to TRUE in your wp-config.php file, then reload the page to see what (if any) error shows up.

Alternatively, you can check your server’s error logs to see what’s being reported there.

If you do find an error message, and aren’t sure what it means, you can post it here and we’ll try to help you figure that out.

If not, does anyone know if this is a WP problem or a theme issue?

If you activate the TwentySixteen theme, do you see something on the page then? If so, then the problem is something specific to your theme.

Hi, @austintenantadvisors.

Is there a plugin or something causing this?

Have you tried deactivating all of your plugins, and then attempting the password reset, to see if one of them is causing interference or not?

You’re welcome!

Oops, that’s my fault, I left out a closing parenthesis in the IF statement, so just add one so it looks like this:

if (is_array($tosortposts)) {

• This reply was modified 8 years, 6 months ago by girlieworks.

Hi, @rwa66. Try changing this code:

usort($tosortposts, "sortFunction");
foreach($tosortposts as $p){
	echo '<strong>Onze volgende workshop:</strong> <a target="_blank" href="'; echo $p['link']; echo '">';
	echo date('j ', $p['date']).$months[date("n", $p['date'])].' - ';
	echo ''; echo $p['title']; echo '</a><p></p><p>';	
	echo '</p>';
}

to look like this instead:

if (is_array($tosortposts) {
	usort($tosortposts, "sortFunction");
	foreach($tosortposts as $p){
		echo '<strong>Onze volgende workshop:</strong> <a target="_blank" href="'; echo $p['link']; echo '">';
		echo date('j ', $p['date']).$months[date("n", $p['date'])].' - ';
		echo ''; echo $p['title']; echo '</a><p></p><p>';	
		echo '</p>';
	}
}

and see if that resolves the problem or not.

Hi again, Bruce. A category and a page can have the same name as long as you’ve not done anything which disables the category base (such as with a plugin) for category permalinks.

i.e., If you have both a category and a page named “Ramblings”, the category permalink will look like this (where “category” is the base):

https://example.com/category/ramblings

and the page permalink will look like this:

https://example.com/ramblings

which would be okay.

But if you’ve done something which disables (removes) the category base, then both the category and the page would end up using the same URL (the last example above), and that would cause problems.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 6 months ago by girlieworks.

Hi, Bruce (@bicartwright).

So I went in to try and remove it from the category list but there is not remove/trash option for the pagename “ramblings” all the other categories have that option.

If you visit Settings → Writing in your WordPress admin, is the “Ramblings” category selected there for the Default Post Category option? If so, then that’s why you aren’t being given an option to delete it from the list of categories.

So, if you simply choose a different category for that setting (and save the change), then you should be able to delete the Ramblings category after that.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 6 months ago by girlieworks.

You’re welcome! ??

Hi, @zazoutotaal. It looks like you’ve got two unmatched </div> tags in each of the text widgets in your left and right sidebars:

<p>&nbsp;</p>
</div>
</div>

Introducing invalid HTML can inevitably cause layout issues, so once you correct that, if the problem still isn’t resolved, then run your site through a validator to see if there’s anything else you need to correct.

Hi, @superskill. If the goal here is to load header-newtmpl.php as the theme’s header template, then in each of the Template Files where you want to use it, you’d simply do this:

get_header( 'newtmpl' );

• This reply was modified 8 years, 6 months ago by girlieworks.
• This reply was modified 8 years, 6 months ago by girlieworks.

You’re welcome!

Interesting indeed. But as long as things are working again, it’s all good! ??

Hi, @she-elf.

I would like to know if I can switch my current website to a multisite, or if that is something that should have been done on creation.

Yes, you can switch your current site to a multisite installation, by following the instructions in Create a Network.

The key difference between doing this on a fresh installation of WordPress and doing it on an existing installation is that if your site has been around for a month or longer (based on the oldest post date) then you won’t be able to choose between subdomains or subdirectories, as subdomains will be forced automatically.

If I switch, what happens to the site on the root domain ?

Nothing as far as I know (or have ever seen during the last few years of converting several of my own single-site installations to Multisite instead).

Hi, @aikzhobi.

Is there any shortcode for it?

If you mean “is there a shortcode already built into WordPress for it”, then no.

But there are plugins which would provide you with a shortcode to do that, one example being Display Posts Shortcode.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 6 months ago by girlieworks.

adding “Category base” e.g. category

How did you remove the category base in the first place? i.e., did you use a plugin or some custom code for that? If so, it’s probably still overriding the Permalink settings (in which case, disable it and then save those settings again).