jbocook

It’s possible the theme you are using does not support featured images. If your able, in the theme directory open your functions.php file. If you dont see add_theme_support( 'post-thumbnails' ); add that line of code to the end of the file, save and you’ll be able to add featured images.

Barry, I fixed this for a friend of mine, you can have your plugin check to see if post-thumbnails are supported and if not, add support. This should fix any issues anyone has with the featured image box missing.

This is a custom theme. It has a 404.php page that should be displaying but it’s not. There are no plugin’s installed.
I can do an htaccess redirect but it’s amending /signup/ to random pages in google webmaster tools which are giving me duplicate content errors.

I just noticed it does it on post’s as well.
domain.com/postname/nonsense shows domain.com/postname/

Your right, it’s just a page.
I replaced the wordpress core files and melissa is now working.
I guess there must have been something wrong with the wp core.

Thanks Russell, I’l take a look and report back

I have her set as an administrator. Her blog post shows up as author melissa, and https://www.interactivitymarketing.com/author/melissa/ is working correctly, but for some reason her name doesn’t show in the author box of that post.

The author for the public relations lessons is Melissa Moss. Her display name should be Melissa Moss, but I also set it to Melissa.
We’ve been able to select the author from the dropdown inside the posts box, but for some reason on Melissa it doesn’t work.

We have a new staff member. The auhorbox at the end of the post shows her bio, but does not show her name.
https://www.interactivitymarketing.com/beginners-public-relations-lessons/

I can’t figure out why. She’s the only one this has happened to.

With Category templates, I can’t do dynamic category’s right? If a user creates category ‘superman’, I would need a category-superman.php which the site wouldnt have.

I’m looking for a way to do something like this, but without needing to create pages.
<?php query_posts('category_name='.get_the_title().'&post_status=publish,future');?>

I would like ‘category_name=’whatevercategorytheyclickedon’, is there a way to do that?

I’m looking at the hierarchy and the 2010 theme files but I can’t figure out what I’m missing. When you click on a category, I want to show posts from that category.