Mike

Have you added in the Google XML Sitemap plugin? Do you have a Google account and using Webmaster Tools and Analytics? I just checked and that site has a Google PR of 2. To get to the first page, based on my own experience you need quality content, first and foremost, but I’ve seen pages on my site go to the top 10 after I changed the title tag to have the key phrase at the beginning and making sure the h1 (top header aka page title). Not saying that those changes alone will help, but just some insight from me.

Find out what the bot’s name for the yahoo images is and add it to your robots.txt and set it to Disallow: /

Actually, target blank works great and is actually built right into the settings page (Settings > External Links). I just tested this and everything works fine under 3.3.1. It’s the last option (Open outbound links in new windows).

Although, I don’t like having this setting turned to on myself.

Seems that the plugin doesn’t like anything below the columns. As soon as you introduce a blank line below the columns, the plugin throws in a closing p tag, resulting in invalid code.

What I am trying to do is as follows:

Show all comments for articles/posts by a user

Here’s my logic flow:

I am looking for a way to allow a user to edit all comments in a single place for the articles/pages/posts owned by them

So it would essentially get the users ID and then locate all articles by that user and pull in the comments. It would show the comment, who posted the comment and what the comment was posted on (with a link to the article/page/post). I wish I could take my logic and put it into a way WP can use it.

Sweet. Thanks for pointing me to the FAQs. Thought I had read that already. Turns out it was the missing wp_footer(); in the footer. Must have removed it when I customized the theme I’m using.

Excellent plugin.

@ramthesunlover You might try <div style=”display:block;width:100%”>[iframe]</div>

ovib,

Add this to the index.php file under the root folder (right after the <?php):

ini_set(‘error_reporting’, E_ALL);

Remove those lines from the .htaccess file and you should get the php errors (not the 501 error).

I first deleted nearly all files for the site, leaving only the plugins, themes and uploads folders under wp-content and the config.php and .htaccess at the root folder. I then uploaded all missing core files (everything not in folders) and the wp-admin, wp-content and wp-includes.

Then I deactivated the plugin I mentioned and no more warnings. Think there was an old or unneeded file in there somewhere.

Hope this helps!

Open the shortcodes.css file (theme_name-> epanel -> shortcodes) through FTP and add the following:

position:relative;left:40%;

The exact element will depend on which you are working with. For example:

If it’s the big button and you are using the color blue, you can add this to either a.big-button or a.bigblue. The first will set this for all big buttons, the second just for the big buttons that are blue.

You will need to play around with the left:40% part to get it to center right on your page. So wish there was a float:center ??

BTW, that the reason you have to do things this way. All the elements (small button, big button, etc.) are all set to left align.

For randomizing custom images: From the dashboard, Under Appearance choose Header. Upload at least 2 custom images and a random option will appear for your custom images.

To remove custom images: From the dashboard, under Media choose Library. Look for the custom images you wish to remove. Hover over the image to delete and a delete permanently link will appear.

NOTE: Removing an images that is in the custom random header for the 2011 theme will cause the random to return to the default images. Use item 1 above to reset the random to your custom images.

Is it off by one day or one hours (as in when the day changes)?

I don’t see a way to hide hours. You can set it to start at 1 and create blocks of 2 hours (minimal step of 120 minutes). Then when someone select 2 for instance, it will give them the block of 1 to 3.

I’m actually not able to reproduce that here. Setting “Prevent events overlapping” actually stops me from adding overlapping events in any view.

This setting does not seem to affect events already on the calendar when this setting is set.

The issue is most likely due to the simplepie you are using. Adding the SimplePie Core plugin here seems to have fixed things here:

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/simplepie-core/installation/