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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Content page is gone sidebar still worksLink to the page if you can please. What content? A post’s content? All post content? All the front page except the sidebar?
What happened just prior to the content disappearing? Had you just published a post?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Database Overload????Start here.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: wp_list_pages help me!!!The forum software changes & to & a m p;, so you can’t copy and paste the code.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Featured Posts Not WorkingWordPress, your theme, and your plugins, are built using the PHP scripting language. So I don’t see how that statement would be true.
I would contact the theme developer if you’re having trouble getting the featured posts function to work.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Featured Posts Not WorkingThis is likely a theme issue. At the very least you’ll need to let us know what theme you use so that anyone else who uses that theme could try to help.
Beyond that, you may need to contact the theme developer.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can’t get rid of » | Category linksLink to the site, please, so anyone who helps can view the source and CSS.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Display only posts from one category on homepageTry Advanced Category Excluder plugin.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: “Posting new” with few tools!Go into Users -> Your Profile and uncheck the box to disable the visual editor. Then go back to the write post page and click in the Visual tab to see the visual editor and your options. You can look at installing TinyMCE Advanced to obtain more options in your visual editor.
If the box to disable the visual editor is not check but you still can’t access it, I’d say maybe it’s a plugin conflicting.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Favicon supported in this theme?As digitalnature indicated, that link instructs how to add the code into the header if your theme doesn’t have it.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: H1 Header tags…how do I fix this?I wanted to do the same thing a while back, so I wrote up a guide to using the H1 tags for post titles (and SEO purposes if you subscribe to the theory that H1 tags help).
Let me know if it works for you. If you have any questions just reply to that article or this thread.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Forms & SecurityJust checked this out recently after I read a question here on the forums. For comments, posts, (and a number of other input forms), WordPress uses the kses filter. Google it for some info.
To see what HTML is allowed, you can go into wp-includes/kses.php and look at the multi-dem arrays. There’s two of them.
The allowable HTML for comments, user description, etc. is very small. The allowable HTML for posts is much larger, though still filtered.
The filter functions are
wp_filter_ksesandwp_filter_posts_kses.You can utilize these functions in plugins, and as t31os advises, never trust the user, and never trust that someone couldn’t log on with that user’s account and enter code with malicious intent.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: vision impaired visitorsWell, it’s certainly possible. The MobilePress plugin calls up a simple theme for mobile users of a site using the same data.
But off the top of my head I don’t know of a similar plugin for what you’re requesting.
I guess you could get part of the way there with some heavy code adjustments by creating a separate stylesheet and using a conditional to call up the correct sylesheets based on a user setting. But then you’re not really switching themes, you’re just switching to a new stylesheet within that theme.
Sorry, don’t have a great solution for you.
P.S. – Adjusting relative font sizes is a lot better for reading simple text content than browser zooming because the font size (usually) increases within the content div and dynamically resizes it without creating scrollbars, though YMMV depending on your setup.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: vision impaired visitorsYou could try a plugin that changes the text size. There’s 3 or so on that first search page.
I don’t know how well these plugins work, and the font size defined in your stylesheet probably has to be relative, too. (E.g.
1.2em)Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: misinstalled Gengo – now my site is down, newbie sos!This thread from a month ago indicates Gengo may have some existing issues.
I don’t know if the functionality is the same, but maybe try qTranslate. (Search the repository for it.)
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: misinstalled Gengo – now my site is down, newbie sos!Try deleting or renaming the Gengo plugin file on your server. You can do this via FTP or by logging in to your server’s file management system.
See if this fixes the errors and allows you to log in.