darya8

No help here, but I did figure out it was my Google Analytics plugin causing the problem.

Oh yeah, it only doesn’t work in Chrome and Safari. Firefox is fine.

This answer did not help me figure out why the code works on my main index and categories but not my archives pages. The code is identical.

Anyone?

Glad I’m not alone on this. If it is a back end problem, hopefully they will resolve it soon. Lame.

Thank you very much. This was much easier than I thought it would be.

Cheers!

xoxoxo
darya

I use a plugin called Widget Logic. You can use functions like is_page() or is_category(). You can put things in the parenthesis to make it even more specific. Call a custom sidebar widget to more pages by using || e.g. `is_page(‘About’) || is_page(‘Contact’)
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This is one of my favorite plugins ??

Still would love some help on this ??

Thanks plloi!! That fixed it ??

BTW, how do you know what is causing the problems? (In case you can’t tell, I’ve only been messing around with code for about 2 months).

That is good to know. I am actually using a plugin for that feature. Maybe it would be wise to find a different one?

Does anyone know how to “clean up duplicate entries in the database”? The database scares me. I don’t want to mess anything up.

plloi, I could kiss you!!! That definitely solved my my sidebar text problem. Thanks!

Comments also seems to be disrupting the javascript function (sliding doors) on my header image menu (only on the pages with comments). Any suggestions?

Thanks again!!

Thank you.

Does anyone have a suggestion about where to go to get help for something like this? I also have a header problem when I use comments.php. I have a suspicion these things are related.

Cheers,
darya

I still haven’t solved this problem and would really appreciate some help.

I’ll start a new string for the comments problem. It’s happening on single post pages too…