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Are you using the default Kubrick theme for WordPress? If so, then I can write up how to add it to your sidebar and easily customize it through your style sheet.

I just checked and everything appears to be working correctly. For instance, I clicked the following “Read more” link:

https://onlinepresence.blogsailor.com/2007/06/22/primofeed-auctionads-for-amazoncom/#more-180

And it took me where I need to go, no problem.

Upgraded all my sites yesterday to the latest version and everything went nice and smooth. ??

Which theme are you using? If you are using the default Kubrick theme then I can write up a short guide of how to go about this for you. ??

Just out of curiosity, why don’t you just add your custom blog title (Tarvey.com – Great gadgets from around the world) under the blog name field under the WordPress options? Doing so this way will probably say you alot of time and headaches.

I remember having the exact same problem too. Sadly, if I was never able to find a solution even after trawling the official WordPress codex for help. However, if someone else can come up with a fix I would also be most appreciative.

I just use the Enforce www preference plugin. By far the easiest way to go about it, in my opinion.

Hope this helps: link

Just use the “<!–more–>” tag anywhere within your post.

More info here: clicky

Re-download the WordPress zip from the downloads area, unzip it and the default template folder can be located here: wp-content/templates/default/

Just re-upload it to the corresponding templates folder and your good to go.

Could you provide a link to the plugin please? After performing a Google search for “Stilgar’s Coppermine Intregration” it came up with nothing and this sounds like something I could use.

I’ve experienced something similar myself when editing my personal themes. It only ever seems to occur whenever the default template (located in the /default/ folder believe it or not) was not there – either through my deleting it or for whatever other reason.

Long story short: ensure that your /default/ template is there. Hope this helps.

First off, I would just like to say thank you for taking the time to craft such an incredible and useful plugin. I use it on each of my blogs and could not live without it. ??

The features I would like to see kept are:

• Option to enable/disable URL rewriting, ie: /sitemap/
• Ability to toggle between the displaying of posts, pages or both

That’s all I need really. ??

This is what I got:

<!– 16 queries. 2.9540 seconds. –>

I find this happens to me sometimes too. Try cleaning your internet cache upon making an alteration to your CSS file and see if that makes any difference.