justinbaeder

I’m running 1.5.2 as well, and the ID vs. comment_id thing puzzles me as well. I’m wondering if something was altered by a plugin I used. Any ideas?

You’re looking for Ultimate Tag Warrior:
https://www.neato.co.nz/ultimate-tag-warrior/

It can also convert categories to tags, and has a slick Ajax box for no-reload tagging of old posts.

What plugin are you using? I didn’t know smilies worked on posts.

Uh, you’re using Nucleus on the site your profile links to, not WordPress. If you can point people to your stylesheet, maybe we can help.

Some easy JavaScript for accomplishing this:
https://javascript.internet.com/forms/limit-textarea.html

resolved (see most recent post on site)

Are you talking about posts or comments? If it’s comments, users other than admin can only edit comments they left while they were logged in. If they were logged out and left a comment, it won’t be associated with their profile, so they won’t be able to edit it.

Otherwise, they should be able to edit their own comments, as well as their own posts.

It’s showing now. If you have issues with other themes (e.g. those that don’t use the wp_meta() hook, just add this:

<?php the_subscribe_links(); ?>

in the appropriate place.

They can only see them for comments on their posts, right? I think the idea is to allow posters to be able to contact the people who comment on their posts.

If you want to take a stab at editing your control panel files, you could find the place where this info is displayed and conditionalize it using something like this:

<?php if ($user_level > 5) { (code that displays info you want to hide) }; ?>

so it doesn’t show up in the admin panel.

You have a space in your theme name, which isn’t a good idea. Firefox will replace spaces in regular URLs with , but apparently not in external stylesheet paths.

Change the folder name of your theme, and it should work.

Well, it’s up to the theme developer, just as the choice of template files is. If you don’t like the default, you can switch themes or edit Kubrick. A lot of themes use the control panel setting, but they can (as in this case) override it by specifying the date format.

I think you would have to edit the border image and replace the colored parts with transparency. That should allow the bg pattern to show through.

Hit refresh. It should be there after you enable Advanced Editing in Options -> Writing.

The problem is that the adsense DIV is preventing the last paragraph of your post from being properly wrapped in a P tags. Can you tweak it so the DIV doesn’t appear in the middle of a paragraph?

One uber-easy solution is to use FeedWordPress to just grab new posts from one blog into the other. The only downside is that nothing would be synchronized – the posts would be the same, but comments and edits wouldn’t be shared.