JV Custom Designs

With your original code, are the posts shown in the categories? If so, add this above your global $query_string but within the php code:
if ( get_query_var(‘paged’) ) {
$paged = get_query_var(‘paged’);
} elseif ( get_query_var(‘page’) ) {
$paged = get_query_var(‘page’);
} else {
$paged = 1;
}

And change: query_posts( $query_string . “&order=ASC” );
to: query_posts( $query_string . “&order=ASC&paged=$paged” );

When you say you can only upload one photo per blog post, why is that? Generally, you can embed as many pictures as you like into the post itself, but only one can be a featured image. Maybe that’s not what you mean. Let me know more details if you have them.

Wow. That’s pretty ridiculous. Thanks a lot. That fixed it.

Thanks keesiemeijer. Unfortunately, even with this test code all I get is a 404 when I submit the form. It never actually takes me back to this page, although the url says I’m there.

Where it calls the javascript, add an h2 tag before and after like this: <h2><a href"part1 + @ + part2'">document.write(part3)</a></h2>
Your code didn’t show, so I shortened it, but that’s the idea.

I’m actually trying to create functionality to add new posts from the front-end as we speak. As soon as I get it working, I’d be glad to help you with it. There are some plugins out there, but I don’t know of any off the top of my head.

Subscribers shouldn’t be able to do anything as you’ll see here. Are you sure they can? If they are able to it would be a plugin/theme function allowing them additional abilities.

Yes, you need the slug to be the same as the extension of archives. If that doesn’t work, you could use category-faqs.php or even category-ID where the ID is category ID.

Yep. I would create a custom archive.php file just for posts in the FAQ category. This can be done using archive-faq.php as shown on the link I posted yesterday. I think that’s your best bet.

I don’t see any <img> or background-image to show a logo. Are you sure you put these in?

Just because the “Not Found” pages show up doesn’t mean that everything else is set up correctly. I agree that not found page looks good but themes use their own 404.php file. It looks like there are HTML and/or CSS issues in your page.php or single.php files.

Yep, you will need to make CSS and HTML changes to your theme files. Changes to theme files can require some more advanced knowledge to do it properly.

You could create a page template and utilize wp_redirect() within the template. Then create a new page, select that template, and set that page as a static front page.

Try adding content to your pages. It looks like on those other pages there is no content. This may resolve your issue. Otherwise you could add a min-height or height attribute to your #main in your CSS file.

On the back-end go to Appearance->Editor and look for footer.php. Be careful when editing your core .php files.

You could create a custom FAQ archive page.