tluskie

There may be some other configurations settings that your host has setup that are overriding your settings.

Yeah just upload your video to Youtube, and embed it into a post.

Make the post sticky, and it will always be on top.

Or you can put the post into a PAGE (not a post) and set that page to be your default Homepage. Getting that setup is in SETTINGS as well.

Install this plugin: https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/vipers-video-quicktags/

The import probably timed out before it got that far. Or you hit your memory limit.

You’ll need to modify your .htaccess file to allow it more time to process.

Here’s some info:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/293695?replies=3

and

https://nick-hoffman.blogspot.com/2009/09/importing-large-wordpress-blogs.html

Are you able to export your posts and comments in one XML file?

You would be better off doing it that way. WordPress can ingest the xml file with the comments for each post tied.

Generally, it will not matter even with the thesis them.

The only images you will need to FTP are the images in that special “Media Box” that is sometimes used. Whatever images you put in there will be grabbed at random to fill that box.

Those go in:

https://yourdomain/wp-content/themes/thesis_16/custom/rotator/

There’s generally to areas that control this.

The sort of master settings are in your DISCUSSION controls under settings.

Then you can override those settings on a post by post basis when you are writing a post. When writing or editing your post, just look for the check box that allows comments.

If that doesnt work, there may be a plugin that is causing the conflict.

Oh yeah, make sure to clear you cache (if you are using one) when you change these settings.

Bump

If you are seeing it on your homepage, then it is usually in the home.php or index.php.

If it is on the individual post pages, you’ll want to edit single.php.

Look for:
<?php the_category(', ') ?>

That’s what you’ll want to remove. Shouldnt hurt anything.

Can you post a list of all the plugins you have running? There are some huge resource hogs out there…it may be one of those.

BUMPY bump

Bump

Ohh, and I should add that this site is not on apache. It’s nginx.

Your help is greatly appreciated!

Update:

When the gallery tool makes the thumbnail links, it makes them like this:

https://domain.com/2009/12/08/new-lady-gaga-elle-magazine-scans-2/lg1/

However, it SHOULD be like this:

https://domain.com/2009/12/08/new-lady-gaga-elle-magazine-scans-2/attachment/attachment/lg1/

Once the /attachment/ is added, everything works fine. How do I get it do do that?

Hey Shane –

No luck with that. Any other ideas?

So it looks like there is no explanation to this even though dozens and dozens of folks seem to have the same issue across the forums? Am I missing something?

Even when all plugins are deactivated, it still happens.