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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Podpress won't work on single posts.Actually, no I didn’t try the snippet (though I much appreciated your input). I’m not quite as code savvy in PHP as others and have bungled it all up a few times by tweaking with any of the PHP. Sorry!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Podpress won't work on single posts.FYI, I tried the following instructions (lifted from the Thesis forums) to install the Podcasting plugin and it worked like a gem:
I had the same issue. I installed the Podcasting plugin (named Podcasting), activated it and then deactivated Podpress. Podcasting detected and imported the data from Podpress and I only had to put in the Podcasting specific code to get the player to appear on both the home page and the individual blog post page.
You have to click “Send to Editor” on the Podcasting widget on the blog edit screen to get the code into the post (this was non obvious to me). Once you know the format (which is not documented in the interface) you could do it by hand.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Podpress won't work on single posts.@raymer Yes, you do need to be a registered Thesis owner. Sorry. :/
Didn’t know that about the Podcasting plugin. Interesting… Thanks! I may have to switch over, then.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Podpress won't work on single posts.This Thesis forum thread suggests using Podcasting rather than Podpress, and adds that it detects everything from podpress:
Not an ideal solution if you’re set on Podpress, but apparently, it does work with Thesis. :/
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Podpress won't work on single posts.I am having exactly the same problem. Good to know I’m not alone!
Awaiting any/all updates…
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can't delete original permalink page – disrupting URLsOk, it’s fixed!
It was still in the Trash. I simply forgot it was there. I restored the file, delete the blog-2 page (permanently) and reset my Admin settings to re-point to the blog page for the blog.
Worked like butter! Thanks a bunch for reminding me to check the obvious. 🙂
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Setting home page URLInteresting. Take esmi’s post:
Create a new page template, name it “Splash Page”. Add to theme. Create new page in WP using new template. Use Admin/Reading/ to set front page display to static page and pick new page from dropdown.
The new splash page template doesn’t have to use the_content or the_excerpt. You can hardcode the page’s content within the template.
So is it possible/safe to create a WP page but strip away its header, its contents, etc. Basically, let it retains its central WP coding, but to the naked eye, it doesn’t (necessarily) look like a WP page?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Setting home page URLHmm…. so it seems the short answer is, “no.” 🙂
So I guess my question is—is what I want even possible? I’m pretty sure I’ve seen hotlinked non-WP splash pages on other WP blogs…