kapeka

No, sorry. I gave up on that idea.

Well yeah, it’s a private Blog, so everyone has to register in order to see the blog in the first place. So that doesn’t help either.

Thanks, I already have that plugin. But this doesn’t help, because the only thing you can’t disable is writing comments …

Thanks anyway.

sure

Thanks! It’s working now. Kategesis should make his updates more visible. ?? It’s still marked es 3.0

Oh, thanks. I will take a look at that. I haven’t seen that update od Sideblog, yet.

Great, This works. Thanks a lot!

Thanks. I tried it with feedburner earlier. And I am not quite very getting “warm” with it (so we say in germany. It’s not a “first-choice” tool for me.). But maybe I will try it again with it.

Well, I have no idea about .htaccess. I mean, i use it for permalinks. But that was made through wordpress itself. I have no problem about going through google and find all the pieces I need. But maybe someone knows a good hack for that already.

Ok, I got it now:

Take the code from this side:
https://wiki.script.aculo.us/scriptaculous/show/EffectsTreasureChest

It’s the second example. Copy the source into effects.js and use then the element “Effect.SlideUpAndDown” in your Page Source.

There seems to be a bug in your quicktag.js, but I dont know how to solve the problem by myself. If you click on a button, then this button should be changed to a button with a slash on it. This doesnt work as it should. Every button I click won’t change. But instead the “code” Button gets slash after slash by clickung the other buttons.
Maybe you have seen this problem by yourself already.

GFS

I found a way how to realize it. I wrote a howto on my page. But it’s only in german. Sorry.

GFS

Yes, I know. It’s not the problem that I forbid comments generally, but that I want comments on some pages only for registered users and on other pages comments allowed for everyone. As far as I have seen this is not possible just with the standard options in the admin tool.
In “options” I can generally set, that everybody, who wants to comment, has to be a registered user. In “Options” -> “Discussion” I can set, that comments are generally allowed.
And in each single post I can set, if comments are allowed. But I cannot set, that on this page comments are allowed for everyone, although for the rest of the blog I have set, that commenters have to be registered, if they want to comment.

How is it possible to enable open comments, i.e. for unregistered people, just for one single page? The rest of the comments on the blog should be only allowed for registered people.

Now i know why. It’s the textile2 Plugin. After deactivating it it works correct.