justjohnna

I just used this trick to italicize on word of the tagline on my 2.7 install. Works great.

I’ve deactivated all my plugins. Then had wordpress reset .htaccess.
Still getting redirect loop on main page.

my .htaccess looks like this:

# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>

# END WordPress

I also upgraded to 2.7 and lost my main page to the redirect loop.

My main page is a static page, but I get the redirect error message since the upgrade:
https://segullah.org/

when I chose front page to display lastest posts in settings>>reading, front page still goes into redirect feedback loop.

Only the front page seems to be broken: My internal wordpress pages are all working, including my posts page.
https://segullah.org/blog/

I tried clearing and resetting my .htaccess but that’s not helping, or it takes more than an hour for .htaccess edits to become effective.

I removed an old unused index.html file I had hanging out on the directory.

my wp-recent-links plugin participates in the .htaccess, but I don’t understand why. I disabled it and removed the php code that calls it, but that didn’t fix the redirect loop problem.

I tried add “www.” to Settings/General and that didn’t help my situation.

I couldn’t logon in Safari, my usual browser, but then I was able to logon in Mac Firefox, my infrequently-used browser.

After that, inexplicably, I could log on using Safari.

I have 20 authors on the blog–several can not log on in one browser, but can another. Most of them cleared up, except several IE Firefox users.

I re-loaded a fresh comments.php and comments show up where asked for.

I’m not sure how I corrupted my comments.php file.

Also, I tried putting other pages on the feedback template, but still the Feedback page is the only one with comments.

Very bewildering.

I have comments on one page (Feedback), but I can’t get comments to show up on any others, even when I switch back to default Kubrick theme.

In the default theme, there is no feedback template, so then I get no comments.

I have comments turned on in admin settings.
I have comments turned on in individual pages.
I have a <?php comments_template(); ?> tag between
<?php if (have_posts()) : while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>
and
<?php endwhile; endif; ?>

Page with comments:
https://giftsds.segullah.org/feedback/

Page that should be set up for comments, but there are none:
https://giftsds.segullah.org/gifts-outreach-program/
https://giftsds.segullah.org/submit-a-blog-to-our-listing/

I’m running WordPress 2.5.1
I’m bewildered. What am I missing?

We have this problem–it started one or two version upgrades ago, with the upgrade that took into account the Safari browser. Anyone know why this is happening?

Right now if any of our authors have an edit, I have to do it for them, since none of them will wade through to re-find and re-do all their line/paragraph breaks.