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@flashpixx, please ignore. I created a test script with a namespace specified and moved it around to see where the issue cropped and it turns out to have to do with the way PHP is configured (AddHandler) for multi-site setups at my hosting provider (BlueHost). I changed the config and that fixed the problem. Thank you.

@flashpixx, unfortunately I have nothing more in the logs beyond the line:

PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /.../wp-content/plugins/reference-2-wiki/reference2wiki.php on line 31

I can turn on more logging/debugging if you let me know what I should do.

Interestingly enough, I am on BlueHost too, but the switch to PHP 5.3 in the BlueHost config did not solve the problem for me. I verified using phpinfo() that the server is indeed picking up the 5.3 version of PHP. Any thoughts?

BTW, this is a great idea and I am glad you (flashpixx) took the trouble to implement it.

indiraprab, can you give me an example of what you mean? Do you mean the one on my site? (code.ahren.org)? If so you need to download and install version 3.4 of my theme from my site.

Brett, I haven’t poked into your code or the plugin activation code in WP, but guessing off the top of my head, I wonder if it has anything to do with the fact that the plugin directory has a hyphen in it while the main PHP file within the directory does not?

Hello wrylilt,

You can do fixed width by adding the CSS for it in custom.css: Dashboard -> Appearance -> Editor -> custom.css. Here is something that might do the trick:

#sidebarleft
{
    width: 300px; /* use preferred size here */
}

If you do not want word wrap within the sidebar, you ca add:

#sidebarleft
{
    white-space: no-break;
}

You may prefer to do the above only for the page list widget.

Hello darrvar, Ahimsa should be fine for your needs above. It does not have a navigation bar or tabs showing all pages. Adding a Pages widget to your sidebar is possible through your Dashboard.

Hello, I am the author of the theme (and thank you for your kind words). What is the preferred behaviour you would like to see? Do you want sidebars hidden in home/main page? In posts/pages? Also can you let me know which version of Ahimsa you are using? Thank you.

Thomas, I am the author of the theme. Judging from your site, it looks like you have figured out how to do the above?

esmi, 21st century is over-rated!

Thank you opsman!

1. User settable password with better/longer cookie
2. Email notification
3. Resolve or equivalent status when OP does not respond, so we can scan the summary (of watched list) or search results to figure out status

stacef, if this is resolved, can you mark this thread as resolved? thank you.

voyagerlife, Ahimsa does not have built in support for footer widgets i.e., no widget container (“sidebar” equivalent) in the footer. If you want to hack it up yourself or if you just want to add a banner, I suggest you add the code to footer-custom.php, rather than footer.php, because changes in footer-custom.php (from Ahimsa 3.1 onwards) are preserved during theme upgrade (for *nix systems).

You can add a banner simply by adding to footer-custom.php:


<center>
<img src='......' ........other attributes .... />
</center>


Ahimsa 3.1 released today on my blog (https://ahren.org/code/) and to be uploaded to WordPress in a few minutes, now supports one, two or no sidebars. Tony, if that solves your problem, can you resolve this thread? Thank you.