muskokee

I can upload a tiny picture, i.e. profile pic but not anything larger. I have set the max upload size to 100,000kb

Thanks for the suggestions Matt. I had already checked the error logs and there were no errors. I have updated all plugins and wordpress but have also switched the site to custom post types rather than using CFS. It is better to be save than sorry! Thanks for all the work you put into the plugin. I will continue to use it in other installations.
All the best

There is nothing wrong with your content. You asked for impressions. My impression is that you should positively have you comments open so that you can get some feedback on your strong views. Your content is why you have a blog! Glad you opened it up…I’ll be a civil anarchist when I visit ??

p.s. the code for the comments is found in comments.php

Nice looking site. I would have posted a comment, but i have to register to do so. That’s not gonna happen.

About your content… if that’s what you want to write about… sure.

Open up the commenting and get some dialog going. You might find others just like you

Sheri

forget it. ive given up

thanks! ??

not right now. i have had a suggestion to allow user entered links and it is on the table for the the next version.

you could try this:

<?php
echo $_SERVER[‘PHP_SELF’];
?>

Completely forget it…what a dolt. The options are located in the postmeta table. I saw them there but it didn’t register. I bleary eyed from the screen.

thanks ceejayoz.

let me try and explain it better.

When I assign a template to a specific page (either when i create the page or edit it), WP somehow records the template that should be used with that specific page. Then, on page load, the information regarding the template I assigned is recalled and used for that page#.

The question is…where is the information located? Can’t find it anywhere. If it’s not in the database, is it being written to a file?… I’ve looked everywhere!!

if ( $recentposts = $wpdb->get_results
(“SELECT ID, post_title FROM $wpdb->posts
WHERE post_status = ‘publish’
AND post_date_gmt < ‘$today’ AND post_type = ‘post’
ORDER BY post_date DESC LIMIT 10″)):

check your urls – does the site map reside at https://www.yoursite.com or https://yoursite.com? Google needs the exact address.

Solved my problem. It was a permalink structure issue.

I have posted a menu on my blog that does this. Here is the link: webdezine wordpress menu

Thanks Mosey and sfong15. I still have my wordpress blog. I guess I am just used to more active forums with a greater number of developers. I discovered that the default category list was just not creating the menu in the proper way so I created my own. The link is in this thread: drop down menu Thanks again for the support ??