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Also having this problem, opening the Reply link in a new tab does make the alternate h3 text appear as well.

Evita: Thanks for the link, but that method isn’t working either.

I used this technique back on 1.5 and it worked great — but now with 2.0 I’m instead getting a “200 OK” message, with a “The document has moved here.”, with “here” linking to the page I’m trying to redirect to.

Is there a way to get WP to automatically get past the 200 OK page and go straight to the Page I’m wanting it to display?

(I tried using Denis’s static front page plugin, which I’ve used successfully on other sites, but for whatever reason I’m running into problems using his plugin and having comments on the page — so I’m trying to figure out a different way to achieve the same effect as the plugin.)

Kaf: +1 for separate divs as well — it might make for some extraneous code, but the styling would be so much easier. Thanks for looking into that — your original plugin was a lifesaver for this project.

Thanks Kafkaesqui – you’re a lifesaver.

Separate question related to FlashyTitles (I’m not supposed to start a new thread, right?)

I was testing out a new title for flashytitle and didn’t like it, so I went to delete it out of the backend. Instead, all of my flashytitles got deleted in one fell swoop. This has happened a couple of times – first time I thought it was something I did, but now I’m positive – if I click any of those “x” boxes and agree, all of my settings are lost.

Running 1.5.2 and FT 1.1 – any ideas? Thanks.

Thanks for the heads up – I just decided to design my own theme from scratch so I know exactly what is going on at each step. ??

I’m running into this problem as well – the ‘show at most’ function is counting both my sidebar asides as well as the main blog entries as one and the same – has anybody come up with a solution to tell the main posts to disregard the asides in it’s count and hard-code into the asides how many to display?

update: if you add this code (below) to your index.php page of your theme, prior to the start of the loop, it will (i think) keep the main loop from counting your asides posts in the count, so that the number of posts you set in the backend will be correct. that number still seems to affect the asides posts as well, so the next step would be to figure out code to ‘break’ the hold of the backend option “show at most” on the asides loop. that i’m not sure how to do.

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# <?php query_posts( a€?a€? ); ?>

Any clue why on a fresh installation of WP 1.5.2 with Kubrick, the font-size would change according to what I typed in the FlashyTitles backend on the index page, but the font size doesn’t have an affect on the single.php page? It changes the font, so I know it’s affecting it, and the inline style has the enlarged pixel size, but it doesn’t change the size. Why would it be different from the index to the single in size only?

I’ve gotten this plugin to install properly (I think) on 1.5.2, and the form displays on the post, but when I submit a rating as a reader (I’m using it for reader ratings on posts, not author), it doesn’t add anything to the SQL, doesn’t change the site – the page just refreshs (with the information in the URL about the user_rating in the URL), but it doesn’t display a rating – it just shows the dropdown to submit a rating again.

How do I get this plugin to interact with the database and work? I tried putting the hook into the index.php under root as well as wp.php (which seemed to match the wiki info better) – all help is appreciated.

I’ve got the same result with this plugin – it also loses it’s sort order – so even though I have it set to sort by name, it changes it to ID, along with losing the hierarchical view.

just upgraded 1.5 -> 1.5.1, podz’ directions worked like a charm.