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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Favicon supported in this theme?Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: <!–more–> Having a custom text for each postYou need to be in the HTML view of the post editor for the custom more tag to work. If you prefer writing in visual view, write up your whole post, then switch to the HTML view and insert your custom more link.
Alternatively, you can download a plugin like Headspace II that adds a module on the write panel to just type in the more text for each post.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: login/out element and upgrade to 2.7xWP 2.7 doesn’t support that way of logging out.
There should be some solutions for you in this thread.
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In reply to: Permissions so each WP user can only edit own pages/sub-pages?Have you tried Role Scoper? Be warned, it’s complex and you’ll need to spend some time with it, but it’s a great plugin.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: posts, fonts completely messed upYou have an unclosed
<span>tag, withfont-size: x-small;that is making the font on the rest of the posts on the page x-small. You need to close this span tag. Actually it looks like two unclosed span tags. It’s here:<span style="font-size: x-small;"><span style="font-size: smaller;"> <a href="http://ndnnews.info/news/?p=979#more-979" class="more-link">Continue reading LIVESTOCK INTERESTES HAZE BISON OFF CATTLE-FREE HORSE BUTTE</a>I don’t know why you have two, but try closing both of them with a
</span></span>.For future reference, when you see that at a certain point down the page something strange happens and then continues for the rest of the page, the problem is often an unclosed HTML/XHTML tag. So if a problem like this arises, right click and view your source and start making sure all your tags are closed.
[EDIT] – For clarification, this problem is in the post titled LIVESTOCK INTERESTES HAZE BISON OFF CATTLE-FREE HORSE BUTTE. Go to the post editor and edit this post, switch to HTML view, and close the
<span>tags.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: author descriptionYou can remove the filtering without editing a core WordPress file.
Just for kicks I looked into the filtering process. I wrote a post describing the kses filtering process and how to allow HTML.
Hope it helps.
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In reply to: getting google adsense to work…helpDid you just create the ad? It takes some time for the add sections to populate.
Have a link to your site?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: getting google adsense to work…helpYou can add the code directly into
sidebar.php. I’d also consider getting a widgetized theme.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Site seems to have crashedMy last post sounded a little funny. Didn’t mean to imply you personally could screw things up, just to say that something could probably go wrong but it should be fine.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Site seems to have crashedI wouldn’t doubt you could screw things up, but it should be fine. Make another database backup if you want (but don’t manage to overwrite the backup that predated the problem).
Do this:
- Log in to cPanel and scroll down to the databases section. Click on phpMyAdmin.
- New box should pop up. On the left hand side, make sure you click the wordpress database, probably entitled
_wrdp1. - In the middle screen, scroll to the bottom and click the “check all” link
- In the dropdown box right next to that, select “check table”
- Do the same thing again, but this time select “repair table” in the dropdown
- See if it repaired anything, then test your blog
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to add ads in all pages except homepageWill you be doing this via text widgets? If so, download the Widget Logic plugin and use the
!is_home()conditional on your ad text widgets.If you’ll be injecting the ad code directly into your theme files, you can wrap that code in a similar conditional —
<?php if (!is_home()) : ?>.Or, as a product of the WordPress template system, the ad code may by definition not show on the homepage — e.g. if you add the code to
single.php.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Site seems to have crashedFirst try repairing your database via phpMyAdmin in cPanel (or a WP database plugin if you have one installed).
If that doesn’t correct the issue, then think about restoring from a backup.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Hiding/Showing a Widget on a particular pageTry the Widget Logic plugin with the is_home() or is_front_page () conditional.
Bump after 30 minutes?
Deactive all plugins, switch to the default theme, and see if this still happens. If not you can begin reactivating 1 by 1 to isolate the problem.
Otherwise, I think you might be hacked.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Remote File Inclusion (RFI) AttemptsFor anyone new to RFI who comes across this thread in the future…
After Whooami’s help and additional research, I wrote up a little beginners guide to tracking and mitigating Remote File Inclusion.
Constructive criticism or corrections from those more knowledgeable than me is welcomed.