sunny7l

I’m having the same problem. I’m sending from gmail, with the “rich formatting.” I had assumed that it was the code — making it so that it wasn’t displaying properly — but when I went to edit the entry the body textarea was completely empty.

I have 2.0.3.

Thanks so much, it works for me too now ??

The reason I wanted a WP specific “fix” was just so I wouldn’t have to remember separate login information. But, I do already use htaccess to protect the directory.

Anyways, here’s a post that’s relevant (mentions plugins that supposedly work with 1.5.1): https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/35483

Thanks for the link, I also found this thread: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/35483

I had this problem last night and FINALLY realized that I was incorrectly linking to my categories, leaving out the category “slug.” So, despite that the links accessed the particular categories index page the next/prev links were linking to non-existent pages (hope that’s clear :)).

So, try checking your template to make sure you’re linking to the full (and correct) URI for the category.

In most instances that is the case: you should expect visitors and make access to content as easy as possible. But, this doesn’t really apply if you want an online private blog/journal. I really love WP and so would like to use it to document a project that I don’t wish to be public. I’ve looked at other programs and WP is really the best for what I want.

But, as you mentioned, you can password protect the directory using .htaccess — that’s what I do for now.

Actually, taking a second look, doing what I mentioned just made all of those entries “published” — i.e. public! Lucky for me I password protected that directory. (Making the entries private makes them disappear from the site, not the admin area.)

So, the private entry feature isn’t working (for me) on 1.5 but it is working properly on my 1.5.1 install.

I would like the ability to password protect the entire site–it’s a private blog/journal.

I’m running 2 separate installs, 1.5 and 1.5.1, and I had this same problem (private posts not displaying when logged in) and found that when I went back to edit the entry and then selected to “publish” it, instead of just saving it, that fixed my problem.

I haven’t had any problems with the private entries showing to the public, fortunately.

Here’s a useful link: https://boren.nu/archives/2004/11/10/anatomy-of-a-wordpress-theme/

It lists and explains the pages, I’m sure there’s more at the WP Wiki, also: https://wiki.www.ads-software.com/

They come with one of the default templates, in 1.5, I just modified them for my site. I’m not sure where you’d find them otherwise but check the default themes, downloaded with the 1.5 package — the pages are called: archive.php (no “s”) and single.php.

I think, if you include that little section you’re referring to in the index.php BUT leave it off of the archives.php and single.php files it won’t appear on the individual entries pages, nor in the archives section.

The index.php applies to all pages when you don’t include additional templates (e.g. archives.php and single.php).