jenz

I am using this with a custom post type “profile” and would like a certain role to only be able to edit the profiles (not posts). At this point – if I want them to be able to edit the post type “profile” I have to give them the following capabilities: edit_published_posts and edit_others_posts. Since I only want them to deal with the custom post type and not posts – is there a way to not have to use the ‘edit_published_posts’ capability?

I would recommend checking out https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/role-scoper/ to help with this.

I was actually recommending you try to add in the “www” to your feed URL just to make sure Feedburner did not have a problem with the redirect.

The URL I sent too had information about signing up for their FeedBulletin which shows you any errors they find with your feed (I would check it out – this might be what you need)

One other thing to check – does your feed work with ALL plugins disabled? Perhaps feed burner is not happy with another plugin.

I would add it within Feedburner. I am not sure – but I took a look and your feed does validate. Since that is the case – Feedburner definitely is not happy about something. By adding in the www (if you do not already have it) in your Feedburner settings. (Just trying to take care of the easy things first). I would also check this out if you have not already:
https://www.google.com/support/feedburner/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=79007

Did you try adding it with the “www”?
https://writingforward.com/feed

Are you using the “HTML” tab in the editor and not the “Visual”? If you are using the “Visual” tab – try switching to the “HTML” tab and then pasting in the code above.

Looks like you are need to take a look at $_GET. Use this as an example: https://www.w3schools.com/PHP/php_get.asp.

With your example – if you echo $_GET[“myparam”], you would get “android” so you could use that conditionally.

You can adjust the memory in your wp-config.php file:

define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '64M');

(Codex documentation)

I would look also at what plugins you are using and only use the ones you really need.

You can always go here https://pagespeed.googlelabs.com/ and analyze your site’s performance. You can then address specific issues that are found. A little optimization goes a long way!

OK – so you do not want to see the total number of comments (I see your site already shows this) – but in the actual comments section you want to show #1, #2, #3 next to the user names/icons?

There may be a plugin – but you actually do not need one. If you are not sure about or comfortable with FTP – you can use the Editor in the WordPress admin (Appearance > Editor > comments.php. Open that, copy everything in there, paste it somewhere for a backup, and then try adding the code above. That code will display the number of comments on your single post pages. If you want to show the number of comments somewhere else (in your index/archive pages, you would need to add that to some other templates. I hope this helps!

You can take care of this by changing the form action from “#” to <?php echo home_url( '/' ); ?>

Check out: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/get_search_form

The search form may be in your header.php theme file or in the searchform.php
file.

You can simply make a copy of the comments.php (located in your theme directory). (copy and paste what is in the file currently into a file on your computer, or wherever you would like to keep the backup OR simply download the current comments.php file using FTP)

Further more – you can read more about this here: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/comments_number

Hello. If you put in a request in the Post Slideshows Feedback forum – I will go ahead and add the options in for you. Great idea!

I just updated the plugin so the slideshows are now available on posts and pages (version 1.0.2) Let me know if you would like any other features/changes.