marcusm

You can do a dirty trick if you want.

Create a page template, use the do_shortcode function with [wpuf_editprofile], wrap that code in a div, using the div ID and div ID’s from the other parts of the profile, you can set the display of those divs to hidden with css, that you want to hide.

Upgrades to WordPress 3.2.x or higher seems to kill this plugin. But then you have to deal with the annoying WordPress update reminder every time you log in.

I think developers should be held accountable. If you submit code, you are responsible for it, and if you can’t keep up with one, then you should not have the ability to add any more to the wordpress community. it’s rude and disrespectful.

I too am having the same problem and the developer seems to have dropped off the face of the planet since December 2011….

HELP!!

disabled wpautop and it stopped the br and p tags from being added

go to the bueno theme folder and open up the styles folder. edit the blue.css

on line 94, remove border-bottom: 1px solid #9fcef1

if you want the blue underlines removed from your tags

on line 15, add text-decoration: none;

navigate to your theme pages and open content-single.php and locate and remove these lines:

<div class="entry-meta">
<?php twentyeleven_posted_on(); ?>
</div><!-- .entry-meta -->

The Vintage Camera theme may be a little different, but this is the page you want, and the div you’re looking for. Whatever the php code is there, you’ll want to remove it or comment it out.

***Remember, always back up your files before editing.***

Hi Silja-

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Settings_Reading_Screen

Create a page you want to use as the homepage. Go into your admin settings and click on reading and change your front page display. You can then set the page you created for your homepage to be the static front page of your site. You can then also use a custom template to change the look and layout of your static page.

Your current logo is showing. Perhaps you need to refresh and clear your browser cache. If all else fails, find where the default logo is in your plugin and upload a different image to replace the default.

a query reset didn’t help much, here is the address

monroebrandsDOTcom / tests / gmaps

I placed this code in the footer.

It doesn’t seem to work with that code either…

I would create a page with a custom page template. This page template would be the blank page you are referring to. I would put on that page the option of selecting one of the two sites. This page I would set as my static front page. I would then install my second WP install and have it cover the second site. The link on your static page would link to the blog page of your first WP install and the second link to the second WP install.

Are you doing this with one install of wordpress or two?

Or…

..is this more what you are looking for?
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Creating_a_Static_Front_Page

I actually decided to use the plugin Geo Mashup, it already has this function and works great!