Tim Rogers

well I’ve done this all by myself without knowing CSS.
I’d like to share it since there’s not a clean answer anywhere except: “learn CSS/templates”

What I did was:

Open up funcitons.php and find out the name of the layout.
Copy it close, then open up single.php
After the get header function write”

$post = $wp_query->post;

if (in_category(‘5’)) {
$comicpress_themeinfo[‘cp_theme_layout’] = ‘lgn’;

of course substitute 5 for the ID for your category and lgn for whichever layout you want for it

Save and close. Enjoy.

Thanks to everyone who replied (lol).

If more information is needed please ask.

I’ve noticed since the layout already exists, this should be accomplished by using a simple if ( category = x) layout = “graphic novel”

but like I said I have no knowledge of CSS scripting oir integration.
any help appreciated.

*Bump*
…To annoy the devs and hopefully get a real answer! ??

Regards,
Tim

Ipstenu, are you there? I have a quick question I was wondering if I could get your thoughts on it. Thanks.

Ipstenu, are you there? I just had a quick
question. It won’t take long. Thank you.

Yeah, I would assume you’d see something else too. Too bad I can’t remember from when I was able to see the comment box. Well, thanks Ipstenu. I appreciate your input. Have a nice day! God bless you!

Hm?
I said that about 50% of the other buttons like “Submit Bug report“, “Compatibility check“, “Test ftp server” etc. don’t work either.

Regards,
Tim

PS, I will eventually email them I just wanna educate myself a little first. Maybe I can adjust something in my browser and fix it. It might be something on my side of things. Thanks again for any insight.

Hi, thanks Ipstenu.

Ok, so they can turn off comments per POST, but they most likely cannot hide the comment box from individual posters. So they are probably not blocking me from commenting. I mean, I can still login. I just can’t see the comment box at the bottom of each post. It’s missing. You mentioned something interesting Ipstenu. When I do login, instead of seeing the comment box at the bottom of each post, I see this message in its place. I see this message where the comment box should be after logging in.

You must be logged in and have JavaScript enabled to post a comment.

If I was logged in would I have a message like that or would it be something else? I login, I see my control panel profile, but when I go to the actual blog to post there is no comment box and I see the message above. Is that message displayed after a person logs in? I wonder if this is a cookie problem. Thanks so much.

Hi! I have the same problem… I post my videos in a custom post type and the plugin doesn’t seem to index it… It does regular posts but not post types…

Ok, that worked. Thanks!

do you have any plugins activated that might influence the comments output?

No! And that what bugs me… this is a clean WordPress install, no plugins added. Only this theme. Weird, isn’t it?

Any idea why would WordPress throw that CSS style there?

What I forgot to say: It’s not only the CDN buttons but also “Submit Bug report“, “Compatibility check“, “Test ftp server” and many more …
More than half of the buttons don’t work for me and there is NO workaround!

Again: I’m willed to help out with a little testing and giving out information that could help but it seems that the developer isn’t interested in fixing this. I’m offering my help but the “Submit Bug report” button doesn’t work!!

Tim

Still same problem with the new W3 Total Cache version 0.9.2.1…

Hmm, I think you’re onto something with the numbers, govpatel. When I try to change the permalink to 05240113161204 or 05240113161203, those also add the “-2” to the permalink. Apparently it’s not doing this because of a duplicate post_name anywhere, but because those numbers or that pattern must be reserved by WP.