Sjeng

There must be someone who can help me out?

Like sayontan said: edit your pages, and give them an order number. The one you want to see first in line get a 1, etc.
You can also do this with parented pages, if you want to have all subpages to be displayed in a certain order.

It seems that Custom Permalinks require a .htaccess file, which WordPress 3 doesn’t have. My hosting service was kind enough to fix that issue for me, as I know the guy personally, but this really a WP3 bug imho.
I’ve read a lot of topics on pretty/custom Permalinks not working with WP3. I hope they fix the issue soon, because the kind of coding people post to fix the issue is just way past my knowledge, and I’m sure many others agree.

Can’t you just do what you did with the other mouse-over links? Those seem to work just fine.

I don’t know how to remove the text “comments off”, but the single comment that was already placed can be simply removed if you are the admin. it should have a little (edit) line somewhere.

Log in to the admin panel, and check your users list
wp-admin/users.php
If you want to edit the role, hover over the username, and an edit link will appear. You can change the rights by using the rolldown menu at the top of the users list.

Could you give us a link to the page, and perhaps tell us if and what theme you were using?

please tell us what Theme you are using, and provide a link to your website.

Does that mean you get the little RSS icon next to the RSS feed link, like it is on the right of this topic?

I’ve also seen RSS icons on the bottom of pages, in the footer I assume, along with all those other icons you can get, such as twitter, SU, etc. Is there a code for that too?
(I’m not good at coding, so a clear explanation of what code to put in which file is a great help, thanks)

edit: just saw Shane’s post, I’ll check that out too, thanks

Well, my hosting service looked into it, and he did the following:
He made a /var/www/tmp directory, with the same permissions as /tmp, and had php.ini redirect to that folder, which was impossible for me to do.
He says it’s a typical WordPress thing. So I guess this should be fixed in the next WP update.
I think he also made a htaccess file, because now I can make custom permalinks, which didn’t work at first. The default ?p=N only worked, all others didn’t, because WP3 apparently does need a htaccess file, even though it isn’t included in the WP3 zip.

Guys, WP3 needs work!

found this in the standard wordpress 3 installation files, wp-includes/Text/Diff.php:

function _getTempDir()
    {
        $tmp_locations = array('/tmp', '/var/tmp', 'c:\WUTemp', 'c:\temp',
                               'c:\windows\temp', 'c:\winnt\temp');

        /* Try PHP's upload_tmp_dir directive. */
        $tmp = ini_get('upload_tmp_dir');

C:\??? That can’t be right…

I noticed another strange thing:
Uploading FilesStore uploads in this folder: (blank) Default is wp-content/uploads
The mentioned “default” folder isn’t there in the WP3 zip file…
So I created it myself, but to no avail…
setting that folder to 777 also does not work.

VirtualLee solved my problem more or less:

The blog directory and the blog location were not the same. They were listed under the General Tab as:

https://bfmcmillen.com/blogdirectory
https://www.bfmcmillen.com

Changed that to:

https://www.bfmcmillen.com/blogdirectory
https://www.bfmcmillen.com

and the issue resolved.

This solved not only my problems of not being able to preview my edits, but ALSO the problem I had that I could not leave comments myself! The page constantly asked me to log in before leaving a reply (which I want users to do, to minimize spam), but even when I was logged in, the comment box would not appear, only the line telling me to please log in first.
I wanted my URL to show my domain name, and not the actual hosting address, so I used the actual URL for the blog location, and my domainname for the page URL. Changed both to https://www.my-domainname.nl(/blog), problem solved! Thanks again!!

Resolved for me at least ??

OMG thank you SO much for this!!!
This solved not only my problems of not being able to preview my edits, but ALSO the problem I had that I could not leave comments myself! The page constantly asked me to log in before leaving a reply (which I want users to do, to minimize spam), but even when I was logged in, the comment box would not appear, only the line telling me to please log in first.
I wanted my URL to show my domain name, and not the actual hosting address, so I used the actual URL for the blog location, and my domainname for the page URL. Changed both to https://www.my-domainname.nl, problem solved! Thanks again!!

Well, I’ve tried several things with my limited knowledge of php editing, but no luck here.
The php.ini is there on the server, but I am not allowed to access it, as I am just a user on the server.
There’s also a /tmp/ folder, so basically, that shouldn’t be the problem either.
Adding self made tmp folders to my website’s wordpress directories doesn’t work.
I think the server is using Apache. It’s @ onedot.nl
So, I’m stuck here…