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  • i do not see an explanation as to why the editing php.ini would not fix it. i agree, changing functions.php or even the config file is not ideal. can anyone shed light on that please?

    have you tried the discussion site for sliding door at mac-host.com?

    i have noticed that you have to click on the comment in order to see the comments. i use this theme too and agree this is not ideal by default.

    however, you should know your options regardless. you could use the codex to modify your comments.php page, try some plugins that do to the codex manipulating for you, or you could ask wayne/theme users on their site.

    i needed this exactly, but the margin-left edit did not work for me. my content wraps under the left sidebar as well. do you have another css tweak you can suggest please?
    thank you

    anyone know how to hide the add-comment link when a post or a page still shows it?
    i can disable the ability for someone to make a comment to a post or page while using /wp-admin but there is the problem still of a link still showing “add comment.”

    if i take the code snippet:

    <?php
    if (‘profile.php’ == basename($_SERVER[‘SCRIPT_NAME’]) && !current_user_can(‘edit_users’) )
    wp_die(__(‘You are not allowed to edit.’));
    ?>

    and put that in to user-edit.php, then the user still goes to the dashboard profile view where they are told that they can not edit their profile.

    what about removing the link to ‘siteurl’ in comments.php?

    i left

    <p>Logged in as <?php echo $user_identity; ?>

    in place to show the username but it is simply text now without being a link redirecting to wp-admin.

    i may have to redo this when i update wordpress, but taking notes is no big deal.

    also combined with :
    Peter’s Login Redirect

    i can manage access to the dashboard. Sometimes people want the subscribers only on the front side of the content.

    rodriguex,
    thank you. this got my old theme up to date! helpful string overall as well. thank you all. wordpress is great.

    I will try to help. key word is try ??

    put this “code”:

    <?php comments_template(); ?>

    at the bottom of these files:

    1 page.php
    2 single.php

    these 2 files are located at

    ~/domain/wordpress/wp-content/themes/theme/

    add the “code” without the quotes, after the last <div> , right before <?php get_footer(); ?>

    this is what worked for me.

    cipote,
    this worked for me.
    added this to page.php:

    <div class=”commentsblock”>
    <?php comments_template(); ?>
    </div>

    done!

    thank you!

    kckal

    (@kckal)

    this does help, will try it- thanks!
    my work around was using flshow- easy to set up carousel you can put just about any where in your site. its in the plugins directory. i cant make it work in 2.7 yet.

    kckal

    (@kckal)

    What version of wp are you running? I can only get it working in 2.6.
    By following the set up instructions via the plugin, this works when I test it in v2.6. In v2.7, I get an input/output error in regard to loading the xml regardless of where I save it (/resources or /uploads).

    fortunate, i had to replace my taxonomy table with a back up to fix this problem.. appears that missing/corrupted tables, bad plugins, and bad installation files all can cause this problem.

    no since this is not wordpress at fault. restores from backups fix foremost. make sure to set an automated daily backup of your db/blog.
    that offered solution helps to relabel categories that are still in the table wp-terms of the database. there are several instances people have reported that their cats/tags are missing. you should install phpmyadmin and look at your database to see if yours are truly gone or not, if you do not have a backup of an originally working database.

    very sorry to have missed this. im used to not getting a reply ;/
    i had to fix rewrite rules in httpd.conf to fix my problem. the settings were set to default by mistake so that sent me in the loop of making apache, .htaccess, and the conf file all happy again. this did not fix my categories/tags issues that i had after correcting my nice url structure. after fixing that (inside mysql), there was a lot of cache related issues to iron out. (fun with httpd logs). not sure where you got all with this, but i just wanted to respond.

    you have to set up the code in the header if its js.

    hey there
    what do you know about your situation?
    im in the final processes of putting all my stuff back together from backups, like that is ever smooth but i am glad to have my backups.
    i had your problem tonight. got my site back up, but most of the content relies on permalinks, and they were jacked, so i looked at the settings page, but blankness! so i did the search thing, found your post, fixed mine, wondering if you did too?

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