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Ironically this is from the authors website:

“The text that you see in your browser’s window bar is the most important thing *on* your page. Make sure your titles are getting rewritten and the important stuff (your post titles) always come before anything else.”

I agree that this plugin used to be the best out there. It was on the top of every “must have plugins” list. Now, even basic elements aren’t working properly and all I see the author saying in these threads is “it works, it works”. For example, none of the sites we are using this plugin on are showing the correct title on the main page – just the blog name.

BTW, the flickrpress directory on my plugins folder turned into a folder named “trunk”. What does that indicate?

Why in the world can’t we just center it with the toolbar?? Every other software has a toolbar that can properly center images.

this is the stupidest thing i ever heard of. what a stupid feature on this software. makes so much sense to fill the db with useless junk! yay!

so how do we stop the autosave then??

for example, if you are a journalist and need 3 digit numbers at the end of the url in order to be recognized by news search engines. Either way, there are many reasons why one might want to do this.

So how can we do it?

you ain’t lying. what’s this all about? Should we delete it?? where did the writer get these ips?

so this isnt possible?

for anyone having issues with this. make sure your htaccess is writable before saving the permalink settings in admin. if you dont know how to do it, go to your ftp (such as fireftp firefox extension) and right click to select properties, then check the boxes until the permission level is like 777. If you can’t see your htaccess, go to tools>options>general (first tab) and check the box that lets you see hidden files. Now your htaccess will be visible – so do raise the permissions like I already explained.

Then go back to your wp admin and save the permalink settings you want. Now you can go back to your ftp and lower the permissions on your htaccess to like 644. now your permalinks should work.

thanks for the reply! that’s great to know. looking forward to the update.

Ok so I found a solution, not sure if it is the best but here is goes for the rest of the WP-World.

I put the new stylesheet (“stylesheet2.css”) in the theme folder with the old stylesheet. And in the new template header I changed:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="<?php bloginfo('stylesheet_url'); ?>" type="text/css" media="screen" />

To this:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="<?php bloginfo('template_url'); ?>/stylesheet2.css" type="text/css" media="screen" />

Thanks

WordPress is really great but this has to be one of the worse forums ever =P barely anything gets resolved.

Is there a way to have multiple stylesheets called from the header if there are more than one templates?

Is it something here that needs changed?
<link rel="stylesheet" href="<?php bloginfo('stylesheet_url'); ?>" type="text/css" media="screen" />

I found this post about Simple:Press and vBulletin… nice first hand experience put into words.

Do I have to have Google Earth installed on my computer to use this plugin?? I still can’t get the links to work