meamusta

I have the same problem. Everything else is working but when you click one of your posts to go to single post view the “Not Found” is printed instead of your post.

Could be I misused the is_single() function here. I should use the is_post() instead. is_single need an argument also to check if a particular post is displayed, but I just need to find out if any post is displayed.

It is rather difficulty to say what you should do. It may be some other div that prevents your sidebar from moving.

If you are using Firefox browser you could try to add Firebug extension to it. With Firebug you can play with css and see the changes right away. It is very handy tool for debugging css.

After installing Firebug you see a small “bug” in the right bottom corner of your browser, that’s where you can start the extension.

Replacing “and” with “||” would break the logic in the code. I want the sidebar ‘Home Page’ to be loaded to my front page, sidebar ‘Page Default’ to any other page and ‘Single Post’ when user browses to any single post.

If I replace “and”s with “||” sidebar ‘Home Page’ would be shown in any situation.

It looks like it is the line

elseif (is_single() and dynamic_sidebar('Single Post')) { }

which is causing problems. Perhaps the “is_single()” function, because I tried to change the “Single Post” sidebar to another, but no luck. I’ll continue debugging tomorrow.

I have a pretty much same situation and I would like to know if I have to refer to the original theme designer somewhere in the modified theme? Or is it actually prohibited to mention the original designer if you have modified the theme?

How about the wordpress it self. Can I remove the “powered by wordpress” links from the bottom if I want?

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/role-scoper/

There is a good candidate