rgrieselhuber

I fixed the problem by making a new copy of the default theme and fiddling with the css and the items in the side bar to get my site running back as usual. Took about 20 minutes so this may be the best option for people. Thanks for all the suggestions!

Ray

But I’m still not getting the comments form when I use the kubrick single.php in my theme..

Any ideas?

And the other problem is I’m still not getting the comments form when I use the single.php in my theme…

Also, in the default Kubrick template, the comments form is a single text area. It used to be the full comments form with name, email, url, and message. Is there some option to make all these fields show up? Or is there another version of the kubrick template that has these?

I checked and it does say “logged in as” for my name. I had another user with the same nickname but no first and last name so it must have been created when I imported from my MT blog.

I agree on the problem with single.php but I don’t know why it doesn’t work because I just copy-pasted from the default theme into my own… Any ideas?

I looked and I didn’t have a single.php in my theme – apparently I didn’t need one in 1.2.1 in order for comments to work on my template. But this stopped working when I upgraded…

So I copied the single.php from Kubrick into my theme and it still doesn’t work. I verified that the code you pasted is in there…

When I use the default kubrick theme in 1.5, I get a comments form, but it’s only a text area, not the full comments form that includes name, email, url, etc.

If you look at my site now, you can see it with the single.php copied unchanged from the Kubrick template. Comments are still not showing up…

Thanks,

Ray

Oh – I don’t have a post template (no single.php) in my theme – I’m using Kubrick.

Does that matter?

I don’t see a single.php file… do you mean index.php?