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  • The login box is the WordPress standard login page. This is the file wp-login.php in your WordPress root. Some themes provide a login widget that can be used.

    By now, the only thing you can change there, is the default logo. For next versions I’m thinking to provide more functionality.

    The function of the plugin, is to provide users list and user profile pages (With user information) and have a user gallery. Coming in next versions is the private message system, and other planned features.

    You should ask your hosting to upgrade to PHP-5 or to change the hosting provider.

    Every day more developers require PHP-5 to run the programs. In some moment will be the same with the WordPress core. (bbPress 1.0 will require it).

    PHP 4.4.8 is a really obsolete PHP version. PHP 4 was discontinued on 2007-12-31, and the last release to solve some important security vulnerabilities was 4.4.9 released on August 07, 2008

    Ask the hosting provide to update to PHP-5. They will need to do it soon or later.

    Yes, by now the plugin generates it’s own path to any needed page. The base URL is the holding page slug, from there, the plugin generates the other needed fields.

    Some times, permalinks should be re-saved to make the new URL structure to work. The user profile should open in an addres like this:

    /your_page/user/user_nicename

    The user nicename is the login_name all lowercase and without strange characters.

    If it does not work in your site, please provide us a link to see what’s happening.

    I think some sort of templates system is the best solution. This way, you have the basic user information any you can include more or less by developing and customizing your own template.

    Perhaps some way to use the internal WordPress templates is the easiest solution. I’m thinking about this way.

    Of course, providing the needed additional information will be in your hands.

    Verified folder rights and picture sizes and pixels…

    Are you using PHP-5 or an older version? Only PHP-5 is supported (and required!)

    Hi,

    Well, the output design makes really difficult to show it as you want. The widget displays the title and date in one paragraph and the content (thumbnail and excerpt in other). So I cannot figure how to get what you want without hacking the code.

    I will think about how it can be done without changing the code so much to maintain compatibility with the current styles.

    I’ve seen what you mean. I don’t know about the author widget you’re using, but spouse it shows the author from the last displayed post ?

    What is expected the author widget to show each time or on each page?

    I imagined it takes data from the latest shown post, and after running sideposts, the latest post is that in the widget. So, I made an arrangement to the development version to revert the latest post data to the previous state (the one before running the sideposts widget).

    Test if this solves your issue by downloading and installing the development version found at http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/sideposts/download/ and tell us the results.

    Thanks for reporting!

    Using the 1.5.1 version? 1.5 had some query problems with attachments.

    If you can show us an example of what is happening, I will look for a solution. A link to the site will be helpful.

    Also will help to know which theme and templates are you using to browse the code and to find the problem.

    If it not show you the uploaded picture it means that the picture has not been loaded.

    Probably at the top of page, on the notify area, the plugin tells you why the image was not loaded. Could be a too big image (in MB or MegaPixels). The plugin limits this.

    Also, If you admit big pictures in megapixels, think that your server needs around 9 Mb of memory per megapixel (plus the needed by WordPress itself). Most hosting providers limit memory to 32 or 50 Mb. With this memory, you can only process images up to 3 or 4 megapixels.

    I think the most probable cause is the plugin rejecting the image, and telling you in the yellow notify area at the top why the picture is rejected.

    Look at your permalinks structure. You have something wrong there.

    I’ve seen that it points to 2009/04/10 and this is the archive for April 10, 2009. Your post was written at April 3, 2009

    Look also in the category archives. there the link is also erroneous (in the first archives entry).

    When in doubt if this is a plugin fault, deactivate the plugin, if the problem persists, it not related to it.

    I’ve seen 🙁 I solved a bug and introduced another 🙁

    Please, download the development version in http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/sideposts/download/ and test it. I reverted the query filter to the previous in 1.4.5 and should work.

    Thanks for reporting!

    This is a theme and styling issue. What you see under the regular posts, is your badly formated sidebar.

    Looks like the blog body is not closed before opening the sidebar, so the sidebar appears under the posts and not at the correct right place.

    You need to correct your theme design and styles or look for help with the theme developers.

    To check what I say, set the default WordPress theme to your site and you will see how things appear in their place.

    Was an issue with the WordPress site and repository. Them fixed it this morning 😉

    Working for me also. Had the two troubles (With utf8 and downloads) and all is working fine now. Finally SidePosts is available for download 🙂

    Thanks guys for solving this!

    Well, there are no much elements on the widget, as it follows wordpress widgets standards.

    You have:

    <li id="sideposts" class="widget widget_sideposts"> which holds the entire widget.

    <h2 class="widgettitle"> the wordpress standard for widget titles.

    And then you have an unordered list with all widget posts in the form:

    <ul>
    <li>, the post title, <span class="sideposts_date"> for the date, <img>for the excerpt thumbnail and a <p> tag for the post body.

    With that I made all kinds of customization, think no more is needed, as only are three different elements: Title, Date, and Body. And already different tags are used for it.

    But as always I’m open to suggestions, so tell me what and where you want classes added. If you think it will be more useful, I will add classes around all this elements in the next version.

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