Kalessin

And, can you mark this topic “resolved” please?

Can you post a link?

I don’t think this is something you need for WordPress, which handles this internally. But anyway, you might find the Regular Expression Cheat Sheet at ILoveJackDaniels helpful.

Here’s a definitive answer: it does work.

… Unless you’re using a theme that didn’t come with WordPress, in which case the sidebar may not be in a separate sidebar file…

You should contact the plugin author. This is always a good idea in cases that refer specifically to a plugin’s functionality rather than WordPress itself, but in this instance it is the plugin author’s own site which controls the content of the email.

Good ??

You’re welcome.

Can you mark this topic resolved please?

You don’t need <p> tags, even in code view. Just use a line break and WordPress automatically converts them. View the source of your page in your browser and see the <p> tags! The problem with the display on your page is CSS-related and, since the theme’s homepage has spaces after each paragraph and you don’t seem to have changed the CSS, I believe the problem is a conflict in the CSS imported by one of your plugins. Disable your plugins and if the line spacing is back, enable your plugins one by one and find out which one is the culprit.

Putting the code inside <!– –> tags will display it as an HTML comment in the page’s source code; it won’t actually be visible on the page.

This particular code needs to be enclosed by php tags so that it isn’t treated as HTML. As it is a php function, it is followed by open and closed parentheses “()”. Following your example above, it would be done as
<!--<?php wp_list_authors() ?>-->

The biggest problem however, is that you cannot put php into Pages or Posts without the use of a plugin. You should instead edit the particular page template (or create a unique one for this purpose) from inside wp-content/themes/your-current-theme/ and include the php function.

Did your host say exactly what the problem was? I once had a host who blamed installed software for all their own shortcomings ??

Do you have more direct access to your MySQL database, such as through phpMyAdmin or cPanel on your hosted account? You could look up your username that way (but your password will be encrypted). You could also change your email address there.

That’s nice, didn’t think of that. The bit that is missing (the if-then statement) goes like this:

<?php
global $userdata
get_currentuserinfo() ;
if ( $userdata->user_level == 2 )
{
  echo 'User is an Author';
}
else
{
  echo 'User is not an Author';
}
?>

The thing with CSS styles is that the more specific the selector is, and the later it is read, the more importance it is given, so your a img declaration on line 32 is being mixed with the .storycontent a declarations from line 183 onwards. Try inserting

.storycontent a img {
    border-bottom: none;
}

somewhere after line 192.

I think that’s a wordpress.com question. This is www.remarpro.com, for people who have downloaded the WordPress software and installed it into their own web space.

It is possible; you can get plugins that will define the roles of users so that you can effectively create groups of users. You can then use another plugin to control the categories to which each group has write access.

However, any categories which users create on-the-fly in the edit page are immediately available to all users, so you’d need to keep a close eye on it.

I built a site and spent weeks setting it up as above, before deciding that it was too cumbersome and settling for WordPress MU.

I also looked at some content management systems (joomla, XOOPS, Drupal) and couldn’t get them to do it either!

Role Manager:
https://redalt.com/wiki/Role+Manager

Role Manager:
https://www.im-web-gefunden.de/wordpress-plugins/role-manager/

Access By Category:
https://mahzeh.org/?p=25

Limit Categories:
https://www.asymptomatic.net/wp-hacks

Set the CSS of the container object:

div.centered {
  text-align: center;
}

Then all text within that div will be centered. Works on graphics too.