techkat
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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Syntax error in functions.php has hosed my siteIf it will help, here is the code from line 113 through 126:
// build the #access menu
add_action( ‘dkret_after_header’, ‘dkret_add_access_menu’ );
add_action( ‘dkret_after_access_menu’, ‘dkret_rss_link’ );
add_action( ‘dkret_after_access_menu’, ‘dkret_gallery_link’ );// build the header for every entry
add_action( ‘dkret_before_entry’, ‘dkret_entry_title’ ); // add the title
add_action( ‘dkret_before_entry’, ‘dkret_entry_meta_before’ ); // add meta information before posts – author, date and edit link// add AdSense blocks
add_action( ‘dkret_after_header’, ‘dkret_leaderboard’ );
add_action( ‘dkret_before_entry’, ‘dkret_adsense_before’ ); // add Google AdSense to posts
add_action( ‘dkret_after_entry’, ‘dkret_adsense_after’ ); // add Google AdSense to posts bottomForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Cannot Login to wp-admin. Warning: Cannot modify header information…That totally fixed it.
Brilliant.
Thanks,
Kat
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Just launched site, now cannot change or update WP themeI have one suggestion. If you’re using the newest version of WordPress you might want to disable the caching in the Settings menu until you get the blog just the way you want it.
After the latest update, I noticed on one of my blogs that the changes I was making were not showing up no many how many times I refreshed the page and no matter what tweaks I made. Then I turned off the new caching feature and voila! there were all my changes.
I believe that caching feature is turned on by default in the upgrade.
Kat
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Totally lost, please help!! :-/Hi Luke,
One of the beauties of WordPress is that even when you are hosting it yourself you do not need to have anything on your local computer.
To install plugins, just look on the left-hand side menus and find ‘Plugins’. Click the header and a menu will drop down where you can choose whether you want to work with your installed plugins, add new plugins, edit existing plugins or …
If you want to install new plugins, just click on “Add New” and that will take you to a page where you can either upload a plugin (in zip file format) from your hard drive, search for plugins that do what you want done, or browse through the Featured, Newest, Most Popular and Most Recently Updated plugins. You can also choose from the tags at the bottom of that page for a listing of plugins that fit the tag criteria.
After you’ve chosen the plugin you want, just click on Install. WordPress will do the rest. The next page you’ll see will have the option to Activate your new plugin.
The newer versions of WordPress have made this a really simple, automated process.
Good luck.
Kat