Sarah Gooding

Actually it WILL work with single user WordPress now. Exciting news! You have to use the trunk version of BuddyPress, but I’ve tried it with WP 2.9 and it seems to be working just fine. I have info on how to install it here: https://wpmu.org/buddypress-now-supports-wordpress-single-user-no-wpmu-required/

Actually it WILL work with single user WordPress now. Exciting news! You have to use the trunk version of BuddyPress, but I’ve tried it with WP 2.9 and it seems to be working just fine. I have info on how to install it here: https://wpmu.org/buddypress-now-supports-wordpress-single-user-no-wpmu-required/

Should be out at the end of January. Also, you can get the trunk version of 1.2 if you want to play around with that. Seems to be quite stable. If you want to use BuddyPress with single user WP you will HAVE to use the trunk for now: https://wpmu.org/buddypress-now-supports-wordpress-single-user-no-wpmu-required/

I just posted a blog about creating custom sidebars, headers, footers, etc. using custom fields. Check out the quick tutorial here:
https://wpmu.org/making-wordpress-more-modular-with-multiple-sidebars-headers-and-footers

I just posted a blog about creating custom sidebars, headers, footers, etc. You can find the solution by using custom fields. Check out the quick tutorial here:
https://wpmu.org/making-wordpress-more-modular-with-multiple-sidebars-headers-and-footers

I just posted a blog about creating custom sidebars, headers, footers, etc. You can find the solution by using custom fields. Check out the quick tutorial here:
https://wpmu.org/making-wordpress-more-modular-with-multiple-sidebars-headers-and-footers You’ll be able to do it on a post by post or page by page basis.

This is not a plugin but it is a really simple fix. I just posted a blog about creating custom sidebars, headers, footers, etc. You can find the solution by using custom fields. Check out the quick tutorial here:
https://wpmu.org/making-wordpress-more-modular-with-multiple-sidebars-headers-and-footers You will be able to specify the customer footer on a case by case basis.

You can call in a custom footer for each script on each page by using custom fields. Check out a quick tutorial here. I think you’ll find it quite simple to create custom footers for each of your scripts:

https://wpmu.org/making-wordpress-more-modular-with-multiple-sidebars-headers-and-footers

Here’s an idea… adjust your page templates to look for a custom field. I just posted a blog about creating custom sidebars, headers, footers, etc. Check out the quick tutorial here:
https://wpmu.org/making-wordpress-more-modular-with-multiple-sidebars-headers-and-footers

I just posted a blog about creating custom sidebars, headers, footers, etc. You can find the solution by using custom fields. Check out the quick tutorial here:
https://wpmu.org/making-wordpress-more-modular-with-multiple-sidebars-headers-and-footers

I’m trying to use v3.0 with WordPress 2.8.4 and it’s not working. Any chance I could get ahold of v2.0 ?? or do you know how to make it work with the newest version of WordPress?

Sorry I didn’t mean to do something outside of etiquette. I’m very new to WordPress and thought perhaps I had not put it in the right section. I do have patience to wait for a reply, thanks for confirming that I’ve put it in the right spot.

Am I maybe posting this in the wrong section?