Pete White

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ok thanks!

Thanks for the reply! I tried that, but was unable to get it to display ONLY the parent. It would show the parent and child category, and show them as links. I need the parent only in a non-link format.

How could this be used in the case of having blog posts created using automated RSS feeds?

Since the posts are being created “on the fly”, would you have to build the relationships constantly to make sure that each post had related posts associated with it?

I forgot to mention that the widgets I am using are the same on each page, however, the information that is displayed in each widget is different from page to page. Here’s a list of the widgets i’m using:

1. Text (To Display Video)
2. WP Polls
3. WP Petition
4. Live Countdown Timer

On another side note, I currently have 17 active plug-ins. Also, on the widgets page, I have the following widgets:

(4) Text (To Display Video)
(4) Polls
(4) Petition

I’ve also noticed that if you have 2 widgets of the same type (For example: text), it seems that the TS Custom Widgets tool will only update one of them.

Can anyone verify if it looks at widget’s type, name, or id?

On the same note…Does this sound like something that may work better with WordPress MU?

Also, I believer I may be able to get around the registered users issue by using a custom user table.

Any one have any thoughts on this?

Otto,
Thanks so much for the response! After doing some general research, I had found several articles that recommended to add an htaccess file in the wp-admin directory to add an extra level of security so that people trying to get to the wp-admin login page to hack it could not access it.

Have you found this to be untrue? I’m relatively new to wordpress and am trying to take any precautions to make the site as secure as possible.

Any feedback you can provide is greatly appreciated!

Thanks for the reply. If I remove the .htaccess file in the wp-admin folder, won’t I lose the extra security?