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This is pretty generic set up instruction and does not address the issue in OP regarding the screenshot of the theme on the Daisy Themes site. How can I replicate layout without manual customization of a static front page? Are you showing a premium version?

Thanks for your reply. This ended up only occurring on the admin view; once I published, everything was in English. My settings are all to English, though.

Q1) Do you have relocate paths outside of wp-content/uploads? YES

Q2) Do you have relocate paths off of your root folder? YES

Q3) Do you use the “Store uploads in this folder” field from the Settings->Media page? DON’T SEE THIS OPTION. Apparently removed in 3.5.

Q4) Do you use the “Organize my uploads into month- and year-based folders” option from the Settings->Media page? YES

Q5) Do you use any version of WordPress older than 3.3 (if so what version)? NO

Q6) Other Comments/Requests?

Thank you, Tim, that’s great. This is really a useful plugin on several of my sites.

Just want to add my hopes for an update (or viable workaround) for this plugin, which is vital for one of my sites. @alanft, what do you need to be able to work on it?

mpicknell, I know someone who is looking for this. You can contact me through the link on my profile.

I cannot install in 3.1.3. Get this error:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ENDIF in /home/xxx/public_html/xxx/wp-content/plugins/page2cat/page2cat.php on line 1122

Well, first, I strongly discourage the use of GoDaddy (a registrar and hosting service) as a host. I had a WP install there and could not get into my database, then when I tried to move it elsewhere, could not download my files. It was a huge headache.

Make sure your files/directories that need to be writeable, are writeable, that .htaccess is present and correct and the site url and address in your database are updated.

Is your site otherwise accessible to the public? Have you checked for any issues with your host? Go into the database and make sure you are using the right email address/login name.

Caveat: The comments will be in reverse order, but the last (top) comment will be numbered as “1.”. One solution is to set the list-style-type to “none” so that there just aren’t numbers at all. I’d prefer to show the highest number instead, but have no idea if this is possible, or how to do it if it is.

Like xyzzy, I would like to know how to “retire” a site. I want to leave it live for reading, but not have to update the WP versions anymore since it is closed to new posts and comments. Are there certain files to remove that would prevent security problems in the future? Something added to .htaccess? Any help appreciated.

Here’s the page
https://peacearena.org/4000candles/

Never mind. It appears to work when I have permalinks right.

Okay, resolved. I took the feedburner options table out of the database, which didn’t seem to do much. Then, checked .htaccess, and found several rewrite rules concerning feedburner, which I removed. So, now I have a feed.