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  • The downside is that I now realise how scruffy my own blog looks. πŸ™‚ Needs to be a bit sleeker. Even for any one who isnt thinking of actually deploying Kubrick it is a very inspirational design and we can see *in the style of * blogs popping up all over. Just makes me realise how high the design standards are in the WP community and how lucky we home hackers are to have a few gurus on board to show us the way.

    Thread Starter Michael Heilemann

    (@michael)

    I’ll mark this day in the calendar. I haven’tever been called a guru before πŸ™‚
    Thank you all for your support.
    As some of you know I’ll be going on vacation from today and a week forward. I hope to have access to the net every now and then, but until I do, remember to help each other out, and mail me any important issues (and solutions if you have them), and I’ll make sure it makes it into the next update.

    I decide to use the theme by Michael and I have a ‘little problem’. Installation seems to be okay, but when I click to Archives, Categories, Months or Dates, it doesn’t go and gives an error. Does it mean that the installation of .htaccess is not well done? because this file is in the same subdirectory that the blog is. Any idea of the problem?
    the blog: http://www.dissimulat.com/paraules
    Thanks.
    Pd: Michael, congratulations for the theme, great! πŸ™‚

    Thread Starter Michael Heilemann

    (@michael)

    Taking your questions here, is much more likely to give you an answer.
    Sharam, your problem looks like it has to do with a missing .htaccess.

    i’ve also been confused about the addition of items in the sidebar. when adding common WP code, the titles are not in < h 2 > format. they remain light grey font.
    i peeked at Michael’s site, and he’s got very clever links added, and the titles and subsequent links are as expected.
    anyone know how to get those looking sharply?

    I`ve got the same Problem
    I click on the comments button and there are no comments to see.
    i upload all files incl. htaccess_template !
    In which name do i have to rename the file or is it an other file to rename ?
    http://www.saschawegner.de/wordpress/index.php

    To: Anonymous
    I can see the comments in your site , I dont know what is that you are asking , your site has all the thing that I want to add but mine does not show.
    I can not even see the comment box

    Michael,
    I am also using your theme and am having problems with comments. Even though posts are marked as open for comments, I am not able to add comments, and clicking on the comments link tries to take me to the list of comments (that don’t exist).

    baritoneguy,
    It could be that the reason the links are not showing up is because there is no template tag, in the code for your index.php that pulls up the list of links and displays them. The following link has a list of link-related tags that you can use. There are usage instructions for each of those Tags, and if that should not be sufficient, please let us know.
    http://wiki.wordpress.org/TemplateTags#Linksx20.Manager

    baritone guy,
    For the links, the code i use in the index.php of my kubrick themed site is:

    • <h2>Links</h2>
      <?php get_links_list() ?>
    Thread Starter Michael Heilemann

    (@michael)

    I’m putting all that stuff into 1.2.5. I’ll have it done asap.

    As other users, after installing Kubrick there is no form for posting comments, and I can’t see them, even if I post a comment through the database.
    Other members said they have the same problem. However, I visited their sites and I see the comments working, as they supposed to be.
    How did you fix the problem?
    Thanks.
    http://jano.virtuabyte.cl/phillippides/

    I answered myself, at last. I’ll share my solution with you, although it is possible that my case not to be the general.
    index.php:
    After the line containing the trackback_rdf() (maybe line 30), add this line:
    <?php include(ABSPATH . 'wp-comments.php'); ?>
    With this ‘solution’ I still get an error message: Parse error: parse error, unexpected $ in /home_clientes/jano/public_html/phillippides/wp-comments.php on line 105, and surprisingly this solution worked for me:
    wp-comments.php:
    Change the last line (} ?>) for } } ?>
    Nevertheless, I’ve got another problem now, but I’ll work on it.

    As a new WPer using the Kubrick theme, and by no means a programmer, I need to know if it is possible to change the line under each post that points to comments, etc. The version I’m using includes “Posted in Uncategorized | No Comments” now. If possible, I’d like to remove the reference to categories (I don’t use them) and include permalink link (here as well as the title).

    Is this possible, and can someone explain in newbie-ese how to do it?

    Thanks,
    Tony

    Do not post to a 2 years old post that refers even in the title to version 1.2 – we are now at 2.0!
    Start your own thread.

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