Wouter Postma

Hi,

You will need the Jetpack plugin for this.

When you link this to your WordPress.com account, it will allow you to enable the same kind of stats for your self-hosted blog.

Hope this helps!

Hi iDyouth,

In the WordPress admin, open the page you want to remove comments from, and click “screen options” on top right of your screen. A menu will collapse, and one of the checkboxes will say “Comments” (or “Discussion”, not sure).

Make sure the checkbox is checked and scroll down to look for the comments option. This option allows you to disable comments for that specific page or post.

You can also “bulk edit” this setting for multiple pages at once. To do so, go to “Pages”, select the pages you want to disable comments. Then, in the dropdown above, you select “Edit” and then hit the button next to it. This will open a menu that allows you to change certain settings for all those pages at once. One of those is “Comments”, which allows you to disable comments for the pages/posts you selected.

I hope this helps..

Hi 24EAGLE.

This page might give you the code you are looking for:
https://www.maratz.com/blog/archives/2009/06/15/wordpress-related-articles-by-tags-andor-categories/

It uses tags, and will use categories only when there are no(t enough) tags available.

Hope this helps!

Hi Alexander,

I also see that the “Kontakt” page moves a bit to the right. On my computer this is being caused by “kontakt” being the only page without a scroll bar.

So, the “Kontakt” page is not pushed to the right, but:
all the other pages are being pushed a bit to the left because of the scroll bar.

Hi zetland,

Perhaps you can log in to your web hosting control panel and check the permissions for those directories on your domain?

All directories should be 755 or 750.

Hi James,

Your stylesheet returns a 404 page.

However, you’re saying that in the Appearance > Editor the stylesheet is not missing. Did you check if the folder permissions are still correct (please see Codex)?

Hope this helps,

Wouter

Hi seobod,

Did you check the “Reading” settings in WordPress? There is an option there which allows you to “Discourage” search engines from indexing your pages.
Uncheck the checkbox and the noindex should disappear :-).

Let me know if this helps,

Cheers
Wouter

In WooCommerce you will have to set all the pages for certain stuff, e.g.:

• Thanks
• My Account
• Edit Address
• View Order
• Change Password
• Lost Password

Also, create a “Cart” page and add the following shortcode to the page:

[woocommerce_cart]

That should do the trick..

When I go to “laughingbells.com” it says the URL could not be retrieved.. If there is nothing there, there surely won’t be an admin page either :-).