dave1234

I don’t think there should have been any cache as I hadn’t gone to those addresses before activating the plugin, and I also shift-refreshed the pages and it still showed the feed. But who knows. Also, I just updated the plugin, and did not clear my browser cache at all to see the changes, but it instantly worked with no cache issues. (But I understand that’s good general advice.)

Regardless, with the new update all of the links I mentioned in the op now properly redirect to the site, and it looks like the feeds are fully disabled now.

Thanks for the fast reply. It’s actually really impressive to get a patch this quickly, so thanks for that!

http://wordpress.org/themes/evolve but, version 2.4.1 (I started working on this website a while ago)

Well, I still have no idea why it’s doing that, but I worked around the problem like this:

<title>
	<?php
	if (is_front_page())	{
		bloginfo( 'name' );		}
	else	{
		wp_title('-', true);	}
	?>
	</title>

Thanks that helped a lot.

For anyone looking to do a similar thing, I’ve made it so my front page only shows posts from a single category, and then, in each of the posts in that category (only 3 in my case) I have a custom field called link, which contains the relative url of the page I want the excerpt title to link to, like this:

$customtitlelink = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), “link”, true );
?>
<h1 class=”entry-title fl-l”>” rel=”bookmark” title=”<?php the_title(); ?>”>

There is apparently a bug in the plugin’s code.

In wpf.class.php on line 386 they have the code

return $this->thread_link.$id.".$this->curr_page";

$this->curr_page refers to the current page of the *Forum* not the thread. But what you actually want there is the number of the page of the *Thread* you want. So on the first page of the forums, all the links to the threads work fine – because all the threads have a first page of course.

But on the second page of the forum, the only thread links that won’t be broken are threads that are at least 2 pages long, and so on. And even then, you will click the link expecting to go to the first page of the thread, but it will take you to the 2nd page.

So that line of code needs to be changed to

return $this->thread_link.$id.".0";

The 0 means the 0th page, ie: the first page of the thread.

Yeah, apparently this can’t be done without a hack. But it can be done with one 🙂 I figured out how to do it here: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/hide-a-menu-item-from-regular-users?replies=4

(ie: figmentthinking told me how to do it)

In summary, you make 2 different menus, and then use the code if(current_user_can(edit_posts)) to decide which one to display.