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  • Luckily MT fellers have reacted right in time I’d say, although couple of our visitors might have been kicked away from our loved WordPress blogs and sites.

    They’ve come up with a very easily solution.

    Here’s full details on this matter: https://wiki.mediatemple.net/w/WordPress_Redirect_Exploit

    Carry on WordPressing friends.

    I suggest you guys better use Syntax Highlighter Plus.
    It works just fine up to WP 2.7.1, I at least didn’t experience any issue until now.

    NealTaflinger, I still don’t know on which OS you’re on, but if your answer is Windows I can pretty much assure you that WAMP is usually less than five minutes install, pretty straightforward. Give it a shot, it’s worthy.

    tags don’t appear if the theme you’re using doesn’t call them anywhere.

    but you can surely show them on your sidebar,
    navigate from the Dashboard to Appearances -> Widgets and Add tags widget in the sidebar.
    that should do.

    Just a hint, you need a web server to make WordPress working.
    let that be local or remote.

    LAMP for Linux OS, MAMP for MAC, or WAMP for Windows

    .:double post:.

    There is no actual need to be so abusive where each of you could have replied simply by just telling the man that in legal matters, he’s not allowed to rip off someone’s site design.
    And even more you could suggest him to try a new unique one in the next temptation.
    After all he was being honest telling that he did clone it.
    Should I say that probably none of you was aware of that toxiclab site, before pauxcore posted it!?

    WordPress default theme you say!

    than just search for this line of code

    <?php comments_popup_link(‘No Comments »’, ‘1 Comment »’, ‘% Comments »’); ?>

    and replace words ‘Comments’ with the desired one.
    this must suffice.

    neweb, I’m glad you got it working.
    I said I was confused for I didn’t know your theme structure, however, it’s great to hear it worked by simply substituting the get_header() line code.

    Cheers.

    tweitzel, I seriously doubt there’s an option which allows you to do that. In the mean time, some developer might just release a plugin which will eventually accomplish that, or even better give you an opportunity to switch between various icon sets.

    As for now, I’m not aware of such a thing.

    The get_header(); function is a native WordPress function which calls for the file header.php

    but if you want something else instead, a self-made file for instance,
    you can include it by using a PHP function.

    <?php include(‘servicesheader.php’); ?>

    Still, I’m a little confused to where you are going to put it.

    if you’re talking about one single post, then you should edit singe.php file.
    search for something like:
    <?php comments_number('No Comment', 'One Comment', '% Comments' );?>
    and simply edit the words within the single quotes

    else, one needs to see you’re template file first before giving suggestions I suppose.

    Resolved!.

    For changing themes general background you don’t need to change any code, just in case this is the part

    body {
    margin: 0;
    background: url("images/bg.gif");
    }

    Basically, what you have to do now is go to your theme’s directory and find this image
    wp-content/themes/popmusic/images/bg.gif
    open it with whatever image editing software you got, change it’s color and save it. Either overwrite the file bg.gif or just create a new one, but then you have to edit the name of the file in the presented code above.

    As for the post background color and text color you have to directly edit theme’s style.css file.
    This is what you have to edit

    #content .post {
    		color: #FFFFFF; change to #666999;
    		float: left;
    		margin-bottom: 16px;
    		width: 554px;
    		padding: 7px;
    		background: #03181B; change to white #FFFFFF;
    	}

    Be noted that the background should be white and the text black or any other color you see fit ??
    Plus keep in mind that there’s some other editing for the post title and details, you should change their colors too else they will be unreadable.

    timchez
    I just took a quick look on your site and compared it’s stylesheet file with the Vistalicious original stylesheet.
    And I was able to find this two differences (posting only the different parts of the code):
    Your Stylesheet:

    #wrapper {
     <strong> margin: 0 auto 0 auto;</strong>
      text-align: left; /* IE Centering Technique */
      }
    
    #header {
    <strong>  margin: 0 0 0;</strong>
      padding: 5px 0 25px 0;
      }
    
    #header h1.sitename {
      <strong>padding: 0 0 0 10;</strong>
      position: relative;
      font-size: 20pt;
      }

    Vistalicious Stylesheet:

    #wrapper {
      text-align: left; /* IE Centering Technique */
      }
    
    #header {
      <em>margin: 0</em>;
      padding: 5px 0 25px 0;
      }
    
    #header h1.sitename {
      <em>padding: 0 0 0 0;</em>
      position: relative;
      font-size: 20pt;
      }

    For the moment the best try is to re-upload the original theme files, but first deactivate it meaning switch to a different theme and after the original Vistalicious files are up on your server, you can try again to activate it. ??

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