Ivan Jaquez

Thanks. I know this can be done using css but I need a theme with this layout in the widget area(side bar specifically) because I’m using a pluging to serve the ads. I don’t know how to call this effect or layout used in mediafire. Do you? That way it could be a lot easier for me to find out more about it using google. Thanks in advance.

Thanks a lot ipstenu ??

Thanks in advance.

I’m using wprobot autoblogging plugin to feed the blogs. I deactivated all the plugins and after that the hosting company contacted me a few minutes ago and told me that the server overloading issue has been resolved.I think that the next logical step is to activate wp-supercache in every blog and then activate the rest of the plugins. I was using mainly wprobot,all in one seo pack,contextual related posts,wpunique,Best post summary, and instant wordpress link (which needs eoncube to work). I hope it helps. Any tip or advice?

Thank you guys. Let’s check and see what happen. See you tomorrow.

Ok. I will try the wp-supercache. I hope it helps. I’ll keep you informed. Thanks Andrea and Samuel.

Hello Samuel and Andrea.Everything was ok but suddenly my site started to overload the server.I installed wpmu n the root directory. I’m not sure if i have any apps using cgi. The plugins I was using are: wprobot,all in one seo pack,contextual related posts,wpunique,Best post summary, and instant wordpress link which needs eoncube to work.I disabled all of them to see if this fix the problem. I’m using an unlimited shared server package from ixwebhosting.com. My site is an autoblogging network that has 100 blogs n subdomain.Have you heard about a plugin called wp-supercache? Some guys recommend this plugin to help on the server overload issue.Thanks guys.

Does it work with WordPress MU? Thanks.

The plugin author needs to update the plugin to use the new whitelisted options in MU as that will become the standard in WP too. Follow this link to know how to do that.

Thanks Jeremy. I will implement your advice right away. I’ll keep u informed ??

I don’t know if I should check the single.php file. Maybe it has something to do with this.

I edited that post. I added a word at the end of the post, then removed that word and the div tag got removed. If you check the others posts the problem is still there. The div tag is always at the end of the post.

You’re right Jeremy. That extra closing div is the problem, but I don’t know how to stop it. I don’t know where it does come from.

Sorry but I didn’t mentioned that I’m using and automatic blog content plugin to get content from articlebase.com. I’m not writing the posts.

Thanks Jeremy! Let me check it.