Tranny

I changed the theme 2 days ago but firefox still displays the old one. I could see the new one in IE right away, but even now two days later, FF still displays the old one. Any ideas how this is possible? Does it mean that if I was posting 20 posts a day, FF users would not see them as they are posted?

For a second there I thought that perhaps that filter automatically rejects posts it finds violent, in which case it would be just a matter of turning it off. But since that’s not the case, it makes the matter so much worse. It just means that people with Firefox simply don’t see half of my posts and they can do nothing about it.

I still think my current theme is messing things up (if anything). Cause I don’t use that theme on any of my other blogs, but I use the same set of plug ins everywhere else. Though I have yet to check my other blogs for missing posts in Firefox.

It’s just a major slap in the face when you use your site for a year and everything always works smoothly and then you see it in another browser and it’s like giant dildo up your ass. One browser continuously displays everything perfectly, another one completely screws your site in the arse. Now I’ll have to bloat my puter with Firefox so I can keep checking on my sites to make sure I don’t go another year with only half of it showing.

I’m looking into theme switch. See if that helps anything. Right now the only issue remains that half the posts don’t display in Firefox. I don’t know what to blame it on, but it’s obvious that Firefox has the ability to recognize WP database entries and can choose to disregard some.

Obviously FF knows about those posts, cause they are in the RSS feed, it just somehow chooses to not display them when you visit actual site. Not even references to them, such as links in sidebars. That’s the worst case of internet censorship I’ve ever experienced.

Now you’re scaring me, lol 😀

Good night and take care. Thanks for your help. Will be looking for you here tomorrow.

[NSFW] WARNING – Graphic Content Inside

Please don’t take the warning lightly. It’s a 200k+ uniques a month blog, but it depicts real life events as they happen. Guaranteed to offend and upset majority of people. Even if you think you can handle it, you most likely can’t.

However first page is safe, which is what is linked. Sidebar on the right contains list of latest posts. The latest one displayed there is weeks old. I post on it almost daily.

You can try RSS feed to see that there truly are additional posts, or open the blog in IE to see what the blog should look like.

If you can prove me wrong, I’d be most pleased. I’ll stick around for another 45 minutes till it laods up. But hey… you never know. Maybe it’s me who’s doing something wrong, which wouldn’t surprise me as that Firefox makes no damn sense.

I do appreciate your time either way 🙂

Blog vs RSS Feed

I don’t get it, I’ve never seen that happen to me before. And it’s not a new blog either. You can also go to Music Category and that post is there. It’s everywhere except from front page. What the hell is happening to my blog?

I’ve tried it, for some reason it hasn’t worked. However you are obviously pointing me the right direction. This is the statement I have included in the index.php file:

<?php query_posts('cat=-1,-91'); ?>

It did the job I wanted form it – it excluded two categories from displaying in results. However the downside it was that older pages displayed the same content as first page. I have modified the code into your suggested statement so the final render looks like this:

<?php $paged = (get_query_var('paged')) ? get_query_var('paged') : 1; ?>
<?php query_posts('cat=-1,-91&paged=$paged'); ?>

For whatever reason it has not solved the problem and all older pages still display the same posts as the main page. The issue is definitely there, because after I’ve removed that while statement, old pages display older posts as per correct order. But now it also displays posts in categories I don’t want.

Any idea what is wrong with that statement still that it doesn’t work?