mattread

I turn indexing off for _all_ folders. I recomend everyone does so.

The only time you need it on is when you want people to be able to see the contents of the folder, like a download archive.

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I do it to make my life easier. If I think of something that would make WordPress easier for myself, I write up the code to do so. And sinse I have the code, and it made my life easier, I figure why not give it to everyone else to make their life easier.

And when someone leaves a comment that the plugin helped them out, it makes all the time I spent writing it worth while. Whereas plugins that don’t get a lot of comments, I tend to not develop/support anymore. A little thanks goes a long way. ??

So my motivation is a little selfish I guess, but “necessity is the mother of all invention”.

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in your theme look for a file called footer.php. add the code just _above_ </body> in that file. then save the file.

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2 things to try:

1) in options > writing uncheck “WordPress should correct invalidly nested XHTML automatically”

2) turn of the Rich Text Editor in User > Profile. uncheck “Use the visual rich editor when writing”

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if you want to get the date of last modification for a page, use the_modified_time().

Or do you want to show the date of the most recent page change elsewhere?

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Try using get_the_category()

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oh I see. Then yeah check to make sure wp-settings.php is actually there, using your ftp client…

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Check and see if wp-settings.php is there. And make sure the permissions are set so everyone can “read” it.

And why are you trying to access the config file through a browser? just curious

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Are you running WordPress on Windows? I’ve seen that problem come up alot with plugin pages and windows. I haven’t figured it out yet though…

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I guess it depends on the plugin, but I think it would be nice to have a “simple plugin options page”. Where, if a plugin had only 1 or 2 options, it could add them there, so that you would have multiple plugin options on one page and not mess up the menus.

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check your permissions. make sure “everybody” can read the files.

https://www.ioerror.us/2005/04/14/wordpress-sidebar-login-form-hack/

WordPress 2.* isn’t the fastest thing around, but 10-15 seconds seems fairly long. It depends on many things, but it looks as if your DNS servers are slow. At least at first load, it did. Seems quite fast now.

3 things:

1. Ensure that you have run /wp-admin/upgrade.php.

2. Check that the “WordPress address (URI)” and “Blog address (URI)” is correct in Options > General (no trailing slash).

3. Try removing https://rpc.pingomatic.com/ from the “Update Services” list in Options > Writing.

Yes.

Safe? Make the files in it have the right perms.