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  • Have you added:

    define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '16M'); to your wp-config.php file?

    >>I did confirm that there is a News & Events page <<

    What’s the slug? And is there any other page (or category, or custom post type) that has the same slug?

    So the issue is that you want the authors to be archived too? Does this include ALL author info, or you’d like to do something where you go to an Author’s bio and it lists the archived stuff from the previous years?

    If it’s the latter, you could just use a taxonomy, an create an Author template that pulls in previous year’s work. ut if you also want the Author’s bio page to be archived, that would be different. I wouldn’t think you’d want that, though, because Author info can change and be updated….

    Have you tried clearing your browser cache (including cookies) or using a different browser?

    It’s definitely a theme issue, but since it’s blocking your access to the WordPress admin area, your only other option is to FTP into the server and delete the theme that way.

    If you can get his GoDaddy login info, you can get into his account that way and set yourself up with an FTP (you’ll have to wait a bit for it to take), but until then, you’ll probably have to wait until he gets back from vacation and can get you the FTP login to the server.

    This is a Feedburner issue, not a WordPress one (which is probably why it wasn’t answered before – Feedburner is totally different from WordPress).

    >>I do not have ftp access or host access<<

    How did you add the theme? Who hosts it? if you can’t log in, and you have no access to FTP, there’s not a lot oyu can do. (in fact, I can’t think of anything you could do if you can’t get admin access or FTP access.)

    Delete he whitespace after the last ?> in your functions.php file.

    in fact, just delete the last ?> at the end of the file.

    This happened seemingly on its own. I see no blog posts or edited pages since I touched the site. I feel like I’m missing something obvious but don’t know what.

    When questions start out like this (or “it just suddenly satrted doing…”) you need to look at recent events. Did someone just upgrade plugins? Add new ones? Any alterations to the .htaccess files recently? Has the *host* done anything to the servers?

    In the settings > reading > post page is set to News & Events

    and how about the “Home” page? When you set a page for the blog posts, you also have to set a page as “home” (unless you have the thing set as “your latest posts” instead of “A static page”)

    You have a category called “news” and one called “events” – but do you actually have one called “news-events”? (i.e. http://www.bdingredients.com/category/news/) Could be that someone just messed with the nav menu, and linked to a page that doesn’t exist, or the News & Events Page doens’t have the correct template file set to it.

    That’s actually not a WordPress issue, it’s a Blogger issue. It’s just something blogger does when you redirect. There’s nothing you can do from the WordPress end of things.

    The reason blogger does that is to alert people who are using old links/bookmarks that the site has moved, which is actually a *good* thing. You *could*disable the redirect from your blogger settings, but then the end user (who arrives at the site via an old link) will be at a dead link, and think the site has gone away.

    Thread Starter Doodlebee

    (@doodlebee)

    Thanks Marventus,

    Actually yes, I do have spam stuff in place, and I moderate my comments. If there’s no soam in the comment, I approve it.

    of course, that’s only something I started doing about 2 or 3 years ago – and all of these weird things I’ve been finding are from 2008. but I’m pretty stringent about security on my site 9as well as on my server) which is why I don’t get how someone could put a trackback on a site form a post that doesn’t exist on my site. (yeah, makes sense right?)

    Plugin Author Doodlebee

    (@doodlebee)

    Okay, I know this is 5 months old, but I released a new version last week. I just got around to installing Multi-Site in my localhost area, and I’ve tested my plugin in it and it worked just fine.

    I’ve used the P2 theme and the Twenty Eleven – and although the plugin has no effect on the theme you use, it’s possible that a conflict with the theme’s functions.php file could conflict with this plugin. it’s also possible that another plugin you’re using is conflicting.

    In any case, it’s working fron on my testbed (Back End Instructions 2.1 with WordPress 3.4.1 with multisite enabled). So if you do find it’s another plugin, I’ appreciate it if you’d let me know which one it is so I can try to fix it. And again, I need more info than “it doesn’t work” or “the instructions don’t show up” (which is the equivalent of “it doesn’t work.”) – like what plugins you’re using, themes, any custom functions, what version of WordPress, etc.

    If you just want excerpts to show up on your home page, look for this:

    <?php if ( is_search() ) : // Only display Excerpts for Search ?>
    	<div class="entry-summary">
    		<?php the_excerpt(); ?>
    	</div><!-- .entry-summary -->
    	<?php else : ?>

    and edit it to this:

    <?php if ( is_search() || is_home() || is_front_page() ) : // Only display Excerpts for Search and home page ?>
    	<div class="entry-summary">
    		<?php the_excerpt(); ?>
    	</div><!-- .entry-summary -->
    	<?php else : ?>

    >>and with no plugins and no themes installed, there is no option to enable featured images.<<

    You HAVE to have a theme installed. If you don’t have a theme installed, then you’ll absolutely not have featured images (or anything else for that matter, like menus, headers, etc). You have to activate menus and featured images in the functions.php file *of your theme*. if the theme doesn’t enable it (or it’s too old to have that feature), then you won’t have the feature.

    the line is this:

    add_theme_support( 'post-thumbnails' );

    if that’s not in your theme’s functions.php file you won’t have it. It *is* in the default twentyten and twentyeleven themes.

    If you had featured images at one time, the images are still in your database – it’s either a plugin or a theme that’s installed that is conflicting/removed the feature. You just have to add it back in to pull everything out like it was before.

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