Doodlebee
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Text Ad Appearing On My Post Without Any PluginWhere? What word? I don’t see it.
Are you using a Windows computer? XP? Vista? Running anti-virus software?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Registration FlowWhat plugin? You don’t say. Have you contacted the plugin author? I’d recommend doing that.
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In reply to: Site is not displayingYou’ll need to look at your error logs. There’s nothing in the site (or in your description above) that gives any way of helping. Your error logs will tell you what’s going on.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Question regarding WP and Customizationcan you customize WP to your websites own specifications?
Yes.
can I use WP as a template and tweak/change/edit/customize my website anyway I want using WP?
Yes.
You’ll have to learn the templating/functions system, but the codex covers that.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Export wordpress.comThe “WordPress team” are simply the people who develop the software. They don’t do this kind of thing. You’ll have to find someone who does WordPress work and hire them to do it for you.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Fatal Errors, DailyMy web-provider tries to tell me I need to upgrade
You means upgrade your version of WordPress, or upgrade your hosting account (i.e. pay more to the host)?
If it’s the former, what version of WordPress are you using? (if it’s not the most recent, then yes, you need to upgrade.) if it’s the latter, you need to find a new host.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Where in Styles.css Do I Change Theme Image?You might try GIMP…
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to adjust settingsCheck out your settings and check the appropriate boxes to make that happen.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: I found an exploitThis isn’t necessarily a security issue in WordPress. *your* site was compromised, and this added to your WordPress files, but this is not natively found in WordPress. You’ll need to contact your host to see how the person got into your WordPress install and when/how they did this.
This isn’t an “exploit” unless you know *how* and *where* within WordPress the hacker got in through. This is simply a report of you – and you alone – being hacked through some method that could or could not be WordPress.
You might want to take a look at Hardening WordPress in the codex to be sure you’ve followed these suggestions. I also like to run the plugin Better WP Security. But the hacker could have gotten in through many ways – even through another site on your server.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Changed WordPress address (URL) & now I can't log-inYeah, that was wrong. there should never be an “html” file as your home URL. you’re going to need to access phpMyAdmin to fix it.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Where in Styles.css Do I Change Theme Image?You can’t, not just with styles.css. Those are images. You have to bring them into a program (like Photoshop, Fireworks, whatever) and alter the color, and then re-upload them to your theme.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Help Delete Comments CompletelyI can’t provide a step-by-step tutorial, but your comments fields – in twenty eleven – are in single.php and page.php. Remove that, and it’ll remove the comment boxes from your single posts and Pages. The link that you click to leave a comment is in content.php (comments_popup_link()).
Other than that, I’m not quite sure what else you’re looking for.
(and for the record, I may not be around to answer throughout this upcoming week, as I live in the path of the lovely Sandy, and we’re expecting power outages starting tomorrow. Hopefully that doesn’t happen and I can still come back in 🙂 )
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: File missing Where can I find it to updoad it?This sounds more like a theme or plugin issue. Have you tried deactivating your plugins and reverting to default to see if you still have the problem? If you do that, and you no longer have the issue, then reactivate your theme and test. if the issue isn’t there, then you know it’s a plugin. Activate plugins one at a time, testing after each one. When the issue shows up again, you’ll know which one it is.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Help Delete Comments Completelyin your theme files, just remove the calls to comments. most likely, it’ll be in the content.php, single.php, or index.php files. It’s hard to say where it is, because you don’t say what theme you’re using. But it should be using “comments_template()”. remove that and they should no longer be visible on your site.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: questions about moving blogger blog to wordpressDo i have to take care of the 301 redirect?
No. blogger’s done it for you.
Is it possible to be redirected directly to the new domain without going through this page of blogger “this blog is nolonger hosted here…”?
No, it’s what Blogger does when you redirect away from Blogger. You can’t edit that (blogger.com doesn’t let you.)
When i set up the blogger blog, i did create a feedburner account for it. I created one with the new blog. So i suppose i do not have to redirect any feed, right?
If you set up a feedburner account for the blogger.com site, you should be able to log into feedburner and simply change the URL within the settings for the feedburner. The feed will pull from the new (WP) site. You shouldn’t nee to create a whole new account – so no, there’s no redirect. Just change the feed URL in the settings for the old feed.