montygothic

This is a good post, it’s true, users can’t easily track new comments, unless they check every single post.

Looking forward to the next update, good work so far.

This is a good post, it’s true, users can’t easily track new comments, unless they check every single post.

Looking forward to the next update, good work so far.

I agree, the insights option doesn’t offer much. I want this app to work, it’s such a good idea.

I have comments on my but the comments moderator link below doesn’t any comments.

https://developers.facebook.com/tools/comments

Thanks but this change alone doesn’t work, do you have example of where it has worked for you?

I would recommend building this into a future update: Retroactively use the default WP comments system on old blog posts (new ones would use the Facebook plugin, if enabled).

Thanks,

MG

I wanted to know the answer to this as well, so I just looked through all the threads here and found it had already been answered; follow the link below.

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-facebook-existing-wp-comments-do-not-show-up-anymore?replies=6

Hi PiManIII

Read this page it explains all you need to know

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

The blank child header function loads in addition to the parent functions. If I need to add a Header.php file to the child theme; I ensure that it is customized and different to the parent. This will allow you to upgrade the parent theme without loosing any customizations.

gzip compression still exists in WordPress see below to find it:

1. Login to your WordPress install as admin2. navigate to https://www.yoursite.com/wp-admin/options.php3. Scroll down to “gzipcompression” and change it’s field value to 1, which tells WordPress “true” for GZip Compression.4. Click Save.
/wp-admin/options.php is “semi-hidden” options screen that will give you a break down of all definable options in your WordPress install. Some fields are editable and some or not for good reason.

source:https://programmingkid.com/gzip-compression-wordpress/#comment-1955

I see,

So just to check, I can have a footer.php file containing just <?php wp_footer();?>
and it’s good to go or is there also necessary code missing?

My intentions are just based on using a child theme but making sure wp_footer & wp_head are included.

At the same time I know that the required blank functions.php with <?php?> pulls all the functions through.

I notice some plugins are affected when I use just the functions.php file; for example, to fix problems like an animated calender pop up not showing I must add a footer.php file with <?php wp_footer();?> anf hey presto it’s fixed.

Thank you Esmi – I guess it’s pretty touch to find out what them this custom theme is based on. I could always ask the designer. Thanks again and I should have dl the web archive myself.

Thanks,

Check out this thread where I worked out how to show thumbs without the unnecessary timthumb plugin ??

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/using-featured-image-with-allure-theme?replies=7

Do you have a link to your site?

What theme are you using?

Hi alchymyth,

Great article, I found it very helpful!

I fixed it now, phew.

In functions.php I added

add_theme_support( ‘post-thumbnails’ );

Then I deleted some code which related to a thumbnail plugin specific to life before WP 2.9

And replaced it with <?php the_post_thumbnail( ‘your_class’ ); ?>

Last step was to add the following code to style.css

.wp-post-image {
float: left;
margin: 0 10px 0 0;
}

Got there in the end

This site is using the same theme, https://www.susangreeley.com/

They seem to have it sussed, anyone know how they did it?