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Thanks, I’ve sent a message.

Nope, same problem.

Are you aware of anything that might have gone wrong in the upgrade from WordPress MU to 3?

It’s a page.

@samuel Tried, that – doesn’t work.

@ipstenu But not https://groups.wdm.org.uk/watford/sample-page. So weird!

Any other suggestions?

Ah, brilliant, didn’t see it there, cheers.

Bump. Anyone?

Cheers – got it. But alas, they’re not sticky. What else could it be?

That was my initial thought but I can’t see anywhere they could’ve done it. Where is the sticky option in that case?

Thanks Andrea

Ah, I see! Fixed it, thank you.

Ok, cool, I get you.

Yes, now that you say it I remember that the theme is based on a WPGPL.com theme which I think had thimbthumb and has a custom header upload function. I don’t use thimbthumb, however.

I can’t find the thimbthumb.php script though, I probably deleted it when I customised the theme.

@andrea When I say ‘homepage’ I mean the homepage of that particular blog. In this case https://groups.wdm.org.uk/cambridge. The blog posts appear on the homepage because the loop is in index.php. I’m not sure I understand your question correctly.

@ipstenu I’ve got about 50 blogs with the same theme running off this one install,. This is the first time this has come up. Glasgow, for example (https://groups.wdm.org.uk/glasgow), does not have this problem – the images are linked to the right place from the homepage – https://groups.wdm.org.uk/glasgow/files…

The question is, how come this particular blog has this problem? When I go to edit or view the post the img url is right, but not when viewed from https://groups.wdm.org.uk/cambridge.

Thanks guys.

Not sure if I explained myself very well, sorry!

The problem is that the user uploads the images to the correct folder /cambridge/files/…, which works fine from the actual blog post (https://groups.wdm.org.uk/cambridge/2011/04/30/barclays-protest-28-april). So far so good.

However, for some reason, when the blog post is viewed from the homepage (https://groups.wdm.org.uk/cambridge), WordPress looks for the images in a different folder (that they have not been uploaded to): https://groups.wdm.org.uk/files/2011/04/Barclays2769-150×150.jpg

So presumably the problem is that the .httaccess redirect that you mention is not working properly? Do you know how it is supposed to work?

Another problem…I’m trying to put <h2> tags around the post title. If I’ve got it correctly it should be;

//Show the title and link to the post:
    $lcp_display_output .= $this->get_post_title($single, 'h2', 'lcp_post_title');

But that doesn’t work. Also tried

//Show the title and link to the post:
    $lcp_display_output .= $this->get_post_title($single, 'h2', 'lcp_title');

and

//Show the title and link to the post:
    $lcp_display_output .= $this->get_post_title($single, 'h2', 'lcp_get_post_title');

But they don’t work either. What have I missed?

Ok, I got it – did’t realise the template was supposed to be in wp-content/themes/mytheme/list-category-posts, I had it in wp-content/themes/mytheme.

Phew.

Here’s the link: https://6billionways.org.uk/new-homepage-2/

It’s the widget called ‘Test video’ at the bottom of the right sidebar.