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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: What is best way to move posts from sub-blog to main archive?Thank you Snat! Worked like a charm. Guidance very much appreciated!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Dynamic Sidebar on Single postsThanks esmi. Unfortunately the new code didn’t make any difference. The sidebar appears on the main blog and static pages but not on the Archived or Recent Post pages. Any other ideas? I really do appreciate the help!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Dynamic Sidebar on Single postsThanks for the quick response esmi!
I’ve pasted the Sidebar in the pastebin for perusal but the call to the dynamic sidebar is already in it.
The dynamic sidebar does show up on the main blog posts and in the other Pages on the website. It just doesn’t show up when you click on a Recent Post or an Archives link. What would be causing that difference?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Comments work on Pages but not on PostsEUREKA! This is the result I wanted. Thank you, thank you, esmi! You’ve made my day! I really appreciate your sticking with me through the whole thing.
whew!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Comments work on Pages but not on PostsI switched the posts per page to 1 and that definitely helps. Still I would prefer that the comment fields show up on the default page instead of readers having to click the Comment link to go to the Single page. Can I make the Comment Form exist inside the Loop on the index template without causing havoc? If so, what line(s) of code would I add/change and where?
Thanks again esmi for all your help! I really appreciate it.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Comments work on Pages but not on PostsThanks esmi for sticking with me on this. I had tested the plugin and theme change and that made no difference which is why I initially assumed I must have accidentally damaged the code while I was customizing.
After much examination I copied a line of code from right under the post title where a digit shows how many comments there are. I had not realized it was clickable because it was so small. So I embellished the copied version with text so that it’s large enough to click and pasted that below the content in the loop. That link goes to the single page where the comments do show. Previously I didn’t even know what the single page looked like because I could never get there.
Is it possible to make the single page be the default view rather than the multiple-post view?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Comments work on Pages but not on PostsI’ve put the comments.php file into the pastebin. Thanks for taking a look.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Comments work on Pages but not on PostsOops! My bad. I accidentally pasted the single.php code from the default theme in the prior posting. Here is the correct single.php file.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Comments work on Pages but not on PostsThanks esmi. Here is a link to the content of the single.php file:
I’m thinking, however, that the problem isn’t going to be in this file because I had never touched it until today. When I started editing the theme for my site back in January the Comments did work. The files I have edited are the index, header, footer, page, sidebar, and style but that’s it. Does that give any hints?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Comments work on Pages but not on PostsThanks esmi. The single.php template does already include <?php comments_template();?> about 3 lines above endwhile.
Any other ideas?
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: One admin login for three blogsThanks for the information Ipstenu! From your comments I assume that Multisite is now becoming an integrated part of regular WP. If that is the case I’ll wait a little bit until it has become well-established and then upgrade. I’m not very daring where WP is concerned.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: One admin login for three blogsThank you Ipstenu for the insight. I’ll keep an eye out for Multi-Site.
runnycustard, I didn’t solve the problem. For now I have it set up with a main blog and two sub-blogs on the same domain and I just log into each of the blogs separately. It’s ugly and I don’t recommend it, although it functions. But I really couldn’t make heads or tails out of the WordPressMU codex which is written for an entirely different audience making it nearly impossible for a nube like me to sort out what about using WordPressMU mattered to me and what didn’t apply to my small-potatoes situation. (Way too much information!) It read as total overkill at every turn so I abandoned the idea. I hope Multi-Site turns out to be more along the scale of what I need and can comprehend.