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FYI – I found this plugin. Very useful!
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/user-cats-manager/

Currently my Admin does not display “Mail Subscribers” for Subscriber or Contributer, but Author and above shows “Mail Subscribers”. Is this the default set-up?

I would like to restrict Author and below from using this feature or remove it all together. I could try to use the Role Manager plug-in to manipulate the role levels or create a custom role to replace Author, but before trying that I was just curious if there is an easier way.

The problem I run into when using these tags is that the latest post in the blog may not necessarily be displaying on every page of my site. If I am on a static page or a tag page or an older post, wouldn’t these tags only display the time of the latest post of that particular page?

Did you find a solution for this? I am looking to do the same thing.

That isn’t a bad idea – so let me know if I am visualizing this correctly. The blogger would upload an image using the standard WP media tools and the in the Custom Fields, for each photo (if there are multiple photos) the blogger would add a key of “photo” and the image’s URL as the value? We could then pull all of the image URLs into the page through the custom fields array.

Thanks.

I see – when use Subscribe2 the confirmed and unconfirmed represent those who used the Quick Subscribe. Otherwise if they register as a subscriber (in the case the person only wants to subscribe to one category), then they only show up in registered. Interestingly enough, a Subscriber only shows up as registered when they have subscribed to a category – otherwise they don’t appear at all.

Thanks for the help!

Correction – the tags don’t keep their original order in the text editor when going back to edit the post, they organize alphabetically. When I witnessed this I had originally inputed the tags alphabetically. Very frustrating that you can’t maintain an order. I also explored subcategories to simulate identifying a blog by a specific topic, but I could find very little documentation and functions for subcategories.

If I was to mark a post with both the a parent category to keep the parent categories template design and a subcategory to identify it with a specific topic (such as News, Music, etc.), is there a function to display the subcategory’s title in the post on the category page and single (post) page? I tried using single_cat_title(), but it seems to pull the parent category title, not the subcategory.

I don’t doubt this, but when you go back to edit a post, how does the post maintain the correct order of tags in the text editor? Is there some sort of query that I could access the tag text that displays correctly in the text editor?

This works for me:
wp_list_bookmarks(’categorize=0&title_li=’);

Found it here:
https://notjustanotherwordpresstheme.com/?p=37

The blog I needed to export from was running WordPress v2.0.2. I was willing to upgrade if necessary, but I found this plugin:
https://technosailor.com/wordpress-to-wordpress-import/

I was able to export by category and import the exported file into WP 2.3.3 — it worked great for me!

Thabks clarkburbidge, #82 resolved my problem.

[Edit post] Just figured out how to properly tag thread so it appears in Recent Feedback of plugin.

If you are wanting to display past comments, but turn off future comments. In the comments.php file you can use conditional statements (if, else) and the in_category() function to detect the category. By doing this the previous comments will display and for the categories with closed comments you can add a message notifying the reader that the comments have been closed.

One more idea in case it helps!

I am also interested in a solution to this problem. I have to separate several categories at export and some of the categories have nearly 2,000 posts (too many to manually divide up after export). Any help would be great – thanks!

I am experiencing the same problem … were you able to resolve this issue?