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ZilverDragOn, with your two users, did they at one time have the same email address?

I discovered that in my example, these two users were both created a number of years ago, pre-dating WordPress’ requirement that users have unique email addresses (I’m guessing that was historically the case?). I inspected both of these and found that they both had the same email, which should be illegal.

I changed one of my user’s email to something unique, but the local avatar still wanted to follow both users.

I never did resolve this, but I haven’t looked at it in a while. I will take another look and let you know, peterwsterling.

Head over to the official theme fora. Much more discussion happening there!

To make the changes you’re asking about, you need to look in functions.php. Also, start reading this right now.

Good luck!

@fariskassim, do what I did. Check the HTML output on your blog. See what it’s doing. Test the anchor link (see my first post above).

Is that link broken — probably is. Maybe you need that preceeding slash after all?

@odinkinder, maybe I should do that one of these days. It’s a nice plugin, but seems to have some bugs related to servers. Behaves differently on some installs.

Glad to hear it, szelesmuhely. Strange though — in my tests, the plugin has pulled an attached image on posts that have no featured image.

@ szelesmuhely, did you read my first post above? I mention the line number there. What errors are you getting?

Funny again, now those links seem not to work. Very, very odd. Not sure what’s happening in between these times I’m checking.

Well this is funny. As of today, my comment links are now working. I see them in the expected form:

https://blogsite.com/2012/06/post-title/comment-page-1/#comment-96453

Trying to think what changed up until now… I installed the Move WordPress Comments plugin. Not too much else except for some (supposedly) unrelated functions.php work last night. Whatevs.

Same here on my client’s site.

OddOneOut, this appears to be a problem with the Thematic theme. I switched it to the WP Twenty Eleven and now your shortcode %link% works fine. Hmm, I will have to investigate over on those forums.

But before I leave, can you tell me what function your plugin is calling that Thematic doesn’t understand?

Thanks for the help, OddOneOut. I’m not sure where that variable is on the BWP RC template settings page. There’s a %comment_number% referred to with comment grouping, which seems like what I’m doing. Yet, only the template for non-grouped is affecting the output.

I tried using this format href=”%comment_number%”, but this didn’t output anything other that my site root. I also tried a combination: %link%%comment_number%, but this too was no good.

Here’s my site where this is running:

https://blog.cbeinternational.org/

Hmm, I see it’s because I have the comment pagination setting in WordPress set.

However, it’s a shame that the permalink can’t go to the comment page, AND to the comment. For instance, a format like this:

https://yoursite.com/path/postname/comment-page-3/#comment-95492

No, I checked and it’s pulling the right images per post.

Odin, it’s only enabled on my test site index page:
https://cbe.electrolund.com/

A thought – email me your Recent Posts Slider plugin file. I’ll have a look…

@samijones, I don’t see it running on that link. Did you try applying the patch that I recommended above?

Slight update. I have also encountered the problem with the plugin pulls the wrong image on some posts. But in my case, it was if a post has an unattached image link in the body — perhaps an off-site URL linked image?

Somehow this scrambles the plugin and it must be finding the next available attached image (which is in another adjacent post) instead.

Make sure that the posts have their images attached properly.