Joe Hall

In my opinion WP-o-Matic is the best free plugin for this.

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wp-o-matic/

But there is also WP Robot that looks like it does the same thing but a bit more.

https://wprobot.net/

luckylarry,

My name is Joe Hall. I contributed a great deal of code to the Follow Me plugin. The index file that you have mentioned was placed in that folder by me on accident during plugin development. It is the index page of sivlebot.com. This file was never meant to be in this folder. Instead a blank index file was supposed to go in this folder to restrict users from browsing the directory from the web. The statcounter JS script that is located on the index page is part of the analytic software that I use on sivlebot.com to track visitors on sivlebot.com it in no way is used in conjunction with this plugin.

I regret that this mistake was made but can guarantee that it in no way limits the overall quality of the plugin. I have spoken to Brian Chappell and Ignite and he has relayed to me that future releases of the plugin will not include this index file.

Again, I am sorry for this mistake.

Joe Hall
JOZSOFT

[edited for spelling errors]

Or you could just change it in wp-admin/options-general.php and hit “Save Changes” before you export and move your SQL. Thats what I do. Just be mindful that after hitting “Save Changes” everything will go wonky until you move to the new domain.

Ok cool then thats what I am gonna use!

JC do you have access to your database using something like phpMyAdmin? If so you could easly get in there and export the old site data….or you could just change the connection settings in wp-config.php to the older database settings.

Paul, I don’t work as a WP developer or speak from official compacity. But, as a developer that handles LOTS of WP installs for clients, I would say that you should be safe developing your client’s site on alpha as long as you do lots of prelaunch testing to verify that it doesn’t muck up later, then when 3.0 is released you can very easily upgrade.

I think you will be fine as long as you test a lot before and then have a plan in place when 3.0 is released.

Check out https://bbpress.org/ its made by the same folks that brought you WordPress and integrates nicely.

I am pretty certain thats either going to take another plugin or some serious hacking. Either way I don’t think its a good idea.

Yeah, I have read that else where, but then I ask myself, if that’s the case, then why does it exist?? I mean why create a function that does the exact same thing that the default does?

It appears with out looking at the theme that the code isn’t encoded correctly. probably a result of using “fancy” quotes instead of standard plain ones.

Are you able to activate the theme? If so, I wouldn’t worry about it. If you aren’t able then try installing the theme via FTP to guarantee that you aren’t having any issues during transfer that would create missing files.

Check out feedburner. https://feedburner.google.com

can you give us an address to look at?

This isn’t a CSS issue so there was absolutely no reason to paste your CSS. The menu you are referring to is controlled by javascript, if you want it to open on hoover you must edit this file:

https://nicholasw.net/wp-content/themes/modularity/js/nav.js

My best bet is to start looking around line 15 where the click action begins. But remember that menu isn’t created by the wordpress core. It is a jQuery plugin so you really should be asking this question here:

https://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en?pli=1

You are going to need to add it to your theme’s php files.