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all you need to do is click on the author’s name and all sorts of fun stuff comes up!

I’m using “Author Exposed”
https://colorlightstudio.com/2008/03/14/wordpress-plugin-author-exposed/

you can see it in action at https://www.myconfinedspace.com

While I don’t know if it’s possible to have wordpress go around the permalink system in the way you’re asking, if you load the file directly, you should be able to view it. So instead of x.com/awstats try x.com/awstats/awstats.x.html

Another option that I use is to put an .htaccess file with :

DirectoryIndex awstats.x.html

on the first line in your awstats directory. That way the server will know exactly what file to load for the index

just be sure to change out all those x’s for your own url ??

I agree. It’s taking me nearly 5-10 seconds to load the edit post screen, which is a huge part of my WP experience. Opening more then 3 or 4 of them seems to crash wordpress due to the autosave hammering away at the sql server, ugh.

Please please speed this up!

This thread is just you posting, lol

I’ve found that if I have any caching plugins that TDOMF fails on a fairly regular basis, depending on when the page was last cached. I’m using WP-super cache, and if it’s ever enabled, TDOMF gives the same “bad data” error

Sounds like your theme’s CSS file isn’t getting downloaded, which is odd to be sure! I’d suggest trying it out in another browser just to make sure that it’s not some weird interaction between the recently updated IE and the wordpress theme your using.

Awesome Alkpone! I’ve applied the changes, and they’re working as intended.

Another suggestion would be to reupload all the WP files to your server, one of them might have been corrupted somehow, and is now causing a problem

Mind giving an example of the strange code?

try making the htaccess file read only?

There’s WP-Cal https://www.fahlstad.se/wp-plugins/wp-cal/ for a full fledged calendar looking interface, and then there’s RS Event https://www.sargant.com/blog/wordpress-plugins/rs-event/ which just lists upcoming events.

First step is to FTP into your server and check the permissions on your upload directories

Have you tried disabling the visual editor from your profile screen and trying to put the code in that way?

What you’re reporting is a ‘feature’ of the visual editor. It’s trying to figure out on its own what you’re attempting to put in there, and failing at it, which is perfectly fine when you know to expect it ??

There’s a couple different plug ins that will assist in youtube embedding with wordpress. If you’re going to be using the two in conjunction your next stop might be google.

Good luck!