projectego

Looks good! It appears to have done the trick. Cheers, LC! ??

Upgraded all of my sites to the latest available version and everything is working like a charm. ??

Heh. I like it a lot. I think your theme is pretty darn cool and I look forward to its release – it possibly won’t fit my site’s theme but I still like it none the less. ??

Steve

I’m afraid that all I can see is a great big “Fatal error: Call to undefined function: browser_detection() in /hsphere/local/home/paystrea/paystreamvoices.com/wp-content/themes/bluemarinee/header.php on line 39” stretching from one side of the page to the next. Might wanna’ get that looked at. ??

Steve

Hi,

Sorry for the late reply, thorandre, I completely forgot I made this thread! Oops!

Thank you very much for your feedback and I think you are spot-on. I totally agree with you when you say that the pages appear too narrow – this is something I have actually been hoping to address for about a week now but haven’t really gotten round to it.

Thank you once again for your review! I look forward to reading some more, hopefully… ??

Steve

Hi,

Nevermind. I was able to find a solution. For anyone interested: I’ll be writing up a walkthrough of how to accomplish this on my personal blog later.

Steve

Easiest option would be to use this awesome Google Sitemap Generator for WordPress plugin. ??

I’m sure there is a plugin out there somewhere which will accomplish this. However, I haven’t managed to come across one yet. I’d also be interested how to go about removing the ‘category’ prefix in the URL, too.

Hi fivemcclungs,

Would you mind posting the contents of your sidebar.php file so I can take a look? There might be something in the code which is telling those items to only display on the homepage.

Hi smisen,

I’m looking at your blog now and it seems to be displaying perfectly fine to me. I’m running Firefox 2.0.0.4 by the way. I haven’t checked it out in any other browers.

If you’re using the default WordPress theme, “Kubrick”, then all you should need to do is edit the sidebar.php file and erase the appropriate code for that area.

Are you asking how to disable the Askimet plugin? Or is this topic a joke?..

Sounds like the Authors system that WordPress has in place (I could be mistaken). Either than or the other sites you refer to might be using a blogging platform other than WordPress.

Do you have the ‘visual rich editor’ option enabled? Try disabling it and see how that works out for you. It’s located under: Dashboard > Users > Edit User

I’d recommend looking for a different theme if my computer started spitting potential danger messages at me. It’s very likely that the zip you downloaded contained a virus, or something equally unpleasant.