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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Display Not Corrrect on IE, OK on FirefoxTry using Internet Explorer conditional tags to fix.
The support team pulled through and provided me with a link to a blogpost which contained instructions on how to sort this exact problem out with my exact setup. It worked!
For anyone else who is having the same issue:
http://usefulmix.com/wordpress-nginx-varnish-jetpack-xml_rpc-32700-glitch-fix/
Thanks to anyone else who helped.
I agree, I am running quite an unusual setup by deviating from the common LAMP stack. I still think using NGINX and Varnish is worth the bump in performance on a tiny server.
I guess I’m just going to have to wait and do without Jetpack for a while. Thanks.
@designsimply, yes, I am currently in contact with the support team but they’re quite slow. I assume they’re very busy.
I’ve had this problem for over a week now and I really just want to get it sorted. I’ve been looking for alternative plugins which can help me accomplish some of the things Jetpack would to no avail.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: No Bullets in Bullett listLists have probably been styled wrong in your style.css, what theme are you using? Try switching back to the default Twenty Eleven theme.
Also, a link to your website showing an example might’ve been helpful.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: what happens to comments marked as spam?If you are using Akismet and you’ve marked a comment as spam, it usually means that they’ve let something through the cracks they shouldn’t have and they’ll probably use this information to improve this service.
It learns from comments you mark as spam so in the future, these comments won’t get through to your website and will instead be marked as spam automatically.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Revert back to a previously published versionDepends on what stuff. Do you have backups?
Hello, this seems like a rather big project, especially for someone new to WordPress.
I’d start by WordPress and enabling WordPress Multisite, that way you can have a separate website for each section of the university website e.g. the computing department, the arts department, etc.
I’d then look for a theme or design one which would be suitable for the main, public section of the University’s website i.e. the main section with the details of the university.
You can use this theme for the other sections as well and maybe change the colour scheme for each part of the website.
There are plenty of WordPress plugins to expand capability and do more or less everything want it to do and there isn’t a very big learning curve but that depends on how skilled and experienced you already are with this kind of stuff.
There are probably fifty different ways to go about this, you’ll have to chose an approach to suit you.
Good luck.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: logout linkOh, cool. There’s a free plugin that does this.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Display variable content in iFrameLook at this, it’s designed to help people switch WordPress themes to look through them but it could be adapted.
Do a few Google searches. The Internet is filled with lots of good discussions on this very issue.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: logout linkWherever you want the link.
Are you talking about the logout link already on the admin page?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Twenty Eleven: Removing Space btw. Page Title and HeaderOK, try:
#branding hgroup { margin: 0 7.6% -20px 7.6%; !important }Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: logout linkTry this:
<a href="<?php echo wp_logout_url('$index.php'); ?>">Log out</a>Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Don't know how to add widgets to my post pagesPlease take a look at the Dynamic Widget plugin for WordPress.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Why are comment avatars not showing?Try switching to the default Twenty Eleven theme, if it works, then there’s something wrong with your theme.