meko

Have you changed the template files? Could it be possible that the title was typed into the template instead of being pulled from the settings page?

Do you have the tagline displayed and if so does that update successfully?

I think this plugin will do all that:

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/get-recent-comments/

Perhaps you could try clearing your browser’s cache?

Thanks so much for the reply.

After taking a break from it and looking again with fresh eyes, I decided the easiest approach was to use the following code

<?php if ( in_category('3')) { ?>

and switch the if then statements accordingly.

I’m not sure if you’re using a template file you edited within WordPress or if you’re using a file outside of wp, but either way, adding the code between the <div> tags should work…

I just looked at your site again and it looks like you might have figured it out? or is that still the text you added as filler?

I agree… the site looks great. I like the rotating image banner. Great content, easy to navigate. Well done.

try this: adding a mini loop to static front page.

hope this helps!

Rob,

Nice work! Although I am fully aware of the capabilities of WP to power a site like this, I would never have guessed it was created with WP. Looks very professional without any blog-iness to it.

Indeed an inspiration to anyone looking to create a non-blog WordPress site.

Ok, I figured it out… it was the Enhanced Post Management plugin that was the problem. All is well now. Thanks again for the suggestions.

Yes, both the title and the published links have the same result.

I tried to re-upload the wp-admin and wp-includes folders but that didn’t make a difference… I will keep at it and figure something out.

Thank you both for your input!

Yes, I can edit if I go to published post and click the ‘edit this entry’ link below the post… so I am able to edit posts, I just don’t have any edit links in the admin menu (which would be much more convenient for me).

I had a feeling something was wrong, but just wanted to see if I wasn’t overlooking something.

So do you suggest going through the whole upgrading process again?

Yes, clicking on the title takes me to the published post, not the edit screen.

Perfect solution, worked like a charm.

In addition, after changing the Options->Reading to only show one post, I used the Custom Query String plugin to set the archives pages to show more than just one post.

Many thanks!

Thanks. I did figure out a way to do just what I wanted using a combination of the SEO Title Tag plugin and if/else statements. I installed the plugin, and added the following to page.php:

<div id="header">

<h1><?php if(is_home()) {
			echo 'Home Page Title';
		}
		else
		{
		the_title();
		}
?>
</h1>
<h2><?php if (function_exists('seo_title_tag')) { seo_title_tag(); } else echo 'subtitle'; ?></h2>

</div>

It looks kind of like this on the site (plus some css formatting):
Title Subtitle

Not sure if this was the best way to implement this, but it works for me ??