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In fact I’ve actually taken the class right off the button itself… it used to be assigned to the id ‘submit’ I believe.

I’ve been up and down the style sheet messing with everything having to do with ‘input’ or ‘submit’ or anything of that nature and nothing seems to effect it.

Tried it, no dice.

Ok I apologize …. I thought maybe the general look of the button might be a common problem and would ring a bell for some of you.

Here’s one example of many pages on the site with comments:

https://www.gametabs.net/nes/excitebike/ranking-screen/

and here’s a direct link to the style sheet:

https://www.gametabs.net/wp-content/themes/minimalistic15-10/style.css

I really have NO idea why the button looks like this.

I did… it’s right there in capital letters “BUTTON”

Oh, ok. Well it says I need to use this code:

<!--mfunc function_name('parameter', 'another_parameter') -->
<?php function_name('parameter', 'another_parameter') ?>
<!--/mfunc-->

Do you mind explaining what parameters I should use?

Thanks ck, but I want to use this on my homepage, and as far as I know there’s no way to tell WP-Cache to not cache the homepage, because it rejects pages based on a list of keywords that it matches up with the page’s URI.

I tried that one actually, and it doesn’t work with WP-Cache.

You could put a redirect in your .htaccess file if you’re on an apache server. Just add:

Options +FollowSymlinks
    RewriteEngine on
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !/maintenance.html$
    RewriteCond %{REMOTE_HOST} !^888\.888\.888\.888

    RewriteRule $ /maintenance.html [R=302,L]

where those 8’s represent your IP address (so it doesn’t block you out).

Because you can put directly into a WordPress template file and integrate it within your site. And you don’t need to use another plugin to synch the databases. It’s all in one self-contained plugin and it’s very easy to install and maintain.

Just go into your wp-login.php file and find the line that says

$redirect_to = 'wp-admin/';

under the case ‘login’

And replace wp-admin with index.php or where ever you want to redirect to.

Ok ya know what, I decided to check out another WordPress forum plugin called Simple Forum, and it is FAR superior to WP-Forum. For those of you considering a forum plugin for WordPress, go with Simple Forum, it is fantastic.

https://www.yellowswordfish.com/my-wordpress-plugin-library/simple-forum-wordpress-plugin/

Excellent support, maintained very well, and has so much more important things that WP-Forum doesn’t have. For example it supports avatars and signatures, and actually bumps newly replied threads to the top of the page! And it incorporates AJAX very well to make for a very efficient forum experience.

I’m not sure what you mean. I’m using WP-Forum, a plugin for WordPress.

https://www.fahlstad.se/wp-plugins/wp-forum/

AH! Nevermind, I figured it out. Turns out I accidently named a template file I recently added that same as one I previouisly had (in the template header). And WP just got confused.

Oh well if someone else has this problem maybe this will help them.

Hehe yeah, I tend to do that sometimes, sorry. Well thanks again for the help , Lord moshu.