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I’d also like to add that, although there is a support page option full of questions and issues, there doesn’t appear to be any support from the developer to answer questions or resolve issues. If you’re a regular user, you’re on your own. If you’re a developer, you could likely fix the issues, but then you probably wouldn’t be using this plugin in the first place. For this reason, I’d downgrade this to 2 stars.

They are comments. I’m receiving about 20-30 per day. They seem to be getting caught by akismet but I still get all the notices in my email of new comments. I’ll try the trackback validation plug too. thanks for the recommendation.

ugggh! What’s killing me is that I know I’m close and one of you guys that can code circles around me could look at this thing and tell me exactly how to do it without blinking in between sips of your mountain dew.

Anyone?

First, thanks for the response.

What am I putting in the header? I think that’s where I’m lost. I’m not sure what to put in my header file – what the proper syntax is to call the script into the place of the header image. I know I’ll have to modify the style.css header class also since it already sets up the single static image. I currently have this script but I’m just not sure how to add it into the header:

<script type=”text/javascript”>
var current= new Date()
var x=current.getHours()
if (x>=4 && x<8) {
document.write(“<img src=’https://www.skylarkstudio.net/annieblog/wp-content/themes/babyblog-itsaboy/images/header-bg_spring_sunrise.jpg’>&#8221;)
} else
if (x>=8 && x<16) {
document.write(“<img src=’https://www.skylarkstudio.net/annieblog/wp-content/themes/babyblog-itsaboy/images/header-bg_spring_day.jpg’>&#8221;)
} else
if (x>=16 && x<20) {
document.write(“<img src=’https://www.skylarkstudio.net/annieblog/wp-content/themes/babyblog-itsaboy/images/header-bg_spring_dusk.jpg’>&#8221;)
} else
document.write(“<img src=’https://www.skylarkstudio.net/annieblog/wp-content/themes/babyblog-itsaboy/images/header-bg_spring_night.jpg’>&#8221;)
</script>

I’ve tested the script and it does exactly what I’m looking to do. Any help you can give me is greatly appreciated.

-Rob

Does anyone read these? I’m beginning to doubt it. Am I in the wrong area or something?

Hi Michael (or anyone that may have an idea), I hate to piggy back on someone else’s issue but mine is very similar. I backed up my files, moved to a new host and restored – mostly successfully. All my posts are there but I get some errors at the bottom of the page:

Warning: Missing argument 1 for query_posts() in /homepages/33/d197604765/htdocs/public_html/annieblog/wp-includes/query.php on line 19

I opened the query.php file and nothing seemed obvious like a wrong path so I’m stumped. The site works for the most part. It’s just annoying to see the errors at the bottom of the page. Any ideas? Thanks for you help.