asoka1

Do they seem huge and ugly? I tend to look at everything with 1024×768. With that setting, the titles are microscopic – totally unreadable (just checked Patricia Muller’s blog and the same is the case there too). Hence, I just changed the CSS font numebrs for text on the titles and sidebars to make them a little larger.

I just took a look under 800×600 and they still seem pretty sensible to me. What resolution are you using for them to be huge and ugly?

But I definitely did not modify anything else to make the comments go away. It was just adjusting the fonts.

Anyway, I did find and disable that requirement you mention above. But I still don’t see a comments box appearing. And another strange thing is that when I disabled that requirement of being registered and logged in, I note that the font size on the post titling has decreased bakc to microscopic size again! I didn’t do anything else. Weird.

Asoka

Actually, yes. That is ticked. Here is the blog:

https://tomaskarkalas.noosworld.com/blog/

I believe the theme is from the source quoted in my post above. It’s called Connections 1.0 by Patricia Muller.

Asoka

That’s really great. Thank you. And FAST too!

Asoka

Hi,

You were absolutely right. I enabled PHP and all was well. You know how the mind sometimes goes into automatic pilot? That’s what was happening when I was creating new domains. At some point, I’d stopped remembering to tick the PHP enabled box.

Thank you.

Asoka

Yes, thank you. I will contact my support person. What I don’t understand though is that I installed just fine to previous domains on the exact same server; the last was just 2-3 days ago.

However, what you have uncovered may throw some light on the matter. Thank you.

Asoka

Thanks. While you replied, I edited my last with an additional question. Might that have anything to do with it?

Asoka

Yes indeed. I actually have other WordPress blogs installed on that server that work just fine.

It is a dedicated server.

One question. I have occasionally renamed wp-config-sample.php to wp-config.php only AFTER the files had been FTP’d to the server. It happened on this occasion.

Could this cause the problem?

Asoka