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  • Thread Starter Aryana

    (@aryana)

    Assuming I don’t get help fixing this issue, I found this plugin, which is very similar and a good alternative:
    http://lesterchan.net/wordpress/readme/wp-polls.html

    Although I like some of the style elements of Democracy better 😛

    Thread Starter Aryana

    (@aryana)

    Ok… I have no clue what I did but it works now 🙂 hehe. Thanks for your help.

    Thread Starter Aryana

    (@aryana)

    I still can’t find where to go to do that… I go to Manage Domains > DNS … but the only thing that looks relevant is “Non-editable DreamHost DNS records” and there, both the WWW and no-WWW are set to the same IP address.

    I wonder if it’s just something with that theme? It’s the only one I did completely on my own. But I guess that doesn’t make sense because it still works when you add/remove the WWW.

    Maybe I will just reinstall… -_-

    Thread Starter Aryana

    (@aryana)

    Oh, I just noticed that in my WP-Admin, whatever theme I set under Presentation, I get a message saying “The active theme is broken. Reverting to the default theme.” It says this for every theme, even ones that came with WordPress that I haven’t touched.

    Hmm… any idea as to why?

    EDIT: Actually, I was wrong. This only happens when a certain theme is selected – the other two themes display fine when their links are clicked. I was confused because I had named the theme that is giving me problems “WordPress Default”.

    Wow, I think it looks great! Nice use of lists 🙂

    Thread Starter Aryana

    (@aryana)

    Cleared my cache and that isn’t helping either.

    Again, it basically seems to expect the opposite of what I have set in my options — if I have WWW, when I choose the default theme, I get a blank page, and have to take out the WWW to get to the site again. If I don’t have WWW, same thing happens, and I have to add it.

    Not sure if this info is relevant, but my active plugins are Askimet, flickrRSS, Related Posts, WordPress DB back-up, and WP-scrobbler. And I am using this theme switcher – http://386a.net/blog/wordpress/theme-switcher/

    Thread Starter Aryana

    (@aryana)

    No, no flash on my site.

    I was running 2.0.2 .. just upgraded to 2.2, thinking maybe that would fix it, but it didn’t.

    ccoupe – it’s not really a new domain, over a year old. But where would I check that about the DNS? I have Dreamhost, went to the DNS settings in my control panel, but don’t see anything about DNS maps…

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Password issue.

    I’ve posted this in response to other entries (particularly about the Blix theme showing pw-protected posts) but I’ll just copy & paste. This worked for me!

    I’ve found the solution! Thanks to this post: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/67016

    In archives.php, replace every instance of “the_excerpt” with “the_content”, as the above post says to do.

    BUT also replace every instance of “post_excerpt” with “post_content”.

    By doing BOTH of these things, the password box will show up in both the category and single-entry views. The password-protected post itself will not be visible.

    Hopefully this is something that had already been figured out… but if not, I’m glad to have shared the solution 🙂

    I’ve found the solution! Thanks to this post: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/67016

    In archives.php, replace every instance of “the_excerpt” with “the_content”, as the above post says to do.

    BUT also replace every instance of “post_excerpt” with “post_content”.

    By doing BOTH of these things, the password box will show up in both the category and single-entry views. The password-protected post itself will not be visible.

    Hopefully this is something that had already been figured out… but if not, I’m glad to have shared the solution 🙂

    I posted this in response to a similar post but I’ll just copy & paste:

    I’ve found the solution! Thanks to this post: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/67016

    In archives.php, replace every instance of “the_excerpt” with “the_content”, as the above post says to do.

    BUT also replace every instance of “post_excerpt” with “post_content”.

    By doing BOTH of these things, the password box will show up in both the category and single-entry views. The password-protected post itself will not be visible.

    Hopefully this is something that had already been figured out… but if not, I’m glad to have shared the solution 🙂

    I’ve found the solution! Thanks to this post: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/67016

    In archives.php, replace every instance of “the_excerpt” with “the_content”, as the above post says to do.

    BUT also replace every instance of “post_excerpt” with “post_content”.

    By doing BOTH of these things, the password box will show up in both the category and single-entry views. The password-protected post itself will not be visible.

    Hopefully this is something that had already been figured out… but if not, I’m glad to have shared the solution 🙂

    I’ve found the solution! Thanks to this post: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/67016

    In archives.php, replace every instance of “the_excerpt” with “the_content”, as the above post says to do.

    BUT also replace every instance of “post_excerpt” with “post_content”.

    By doing BOTH of these things, the password box will show up in both the category and single-entry views. The password-protected post itself will not be visible.

    Hopefully this is something that had already been figured out… but if not, I’m glad to have shared the solution 🙂

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