Kalessin

A simple check for the existence of the string “zenphoto” (not case sensitive) in the URL:

if ( stristr($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], 'zenphoto') == true )
{
	// display zenphoto stuff
}

You don’t need to escape (add a backslash before) the dot. The problem, I suspect, is that the items that aren’t being updated are pages, not posts. Page permalinks behave slightly differently and I suspect you’ll need a custom plugin to add .html to the end of a page.

I looked. All four fields are empty on the two posts I looked at. Even the post with Carol’s actual comment on it.

A simpler method may be to password protect the individual posts and pages to which you want to restrict access, from the edit screen. However, this would have to be maintained on an item-by-item basis which is perhaps a bit cumbersome for your needs.

Well, that’ll be why it’s not showing up then. I’ve just downloaded it and I’ve got comment-sorter.php and a bunch of other files and folders under the comment-sorter directory. Try downloading/unzipping it again.

I like it; nice clear, clean evocative design. Possibly too much white space in the header though. And, did you have to pick a clown fish? Nemo has a lot to answer for ??

The header image suffers horribly from JPEG compression artifacts, and isn’t quite lined up properly, if you look at the border on the left just below the image.

My apologies.

moshu — my hero (and you’ve helped out a friend of mine, to whom I’d also given incorrect advice). I haven’t had to do this before, but I bet we can specify a page template that only loads for a single page. Must look into that.

You cannot have comments on a WordPress Page, only on a post.

Under Options -> General, select Membership: Anyone can register. Then set the default role for new users to be “Author”. Does that do what you wanted?

I understand it. Tried to do the same thing myself.

There are several plugins available that will limit users to only author in certain categories. This will do what you want, however, every time a user creates a new category, its permissions will need to be setup.

My conclusion was to use WordPress MU.

Without delving too deeply — yet — I suspect the problem stems from the fact that you’ve told WordPress that it’s running on https://www.knitkharma.com, even though that domain forwards to https://www.knittherapy.com/kharma.html. Try giving WordPress the correct info.

Well, the divs are HTML, of course, so the rest must be in there somewhere. You should be able to make minor adjustments without needing to learn PHP, but it depends on the nature of the amendments.

If you can’t see the exact text you want to change, you may need to adjust the WordPress tags, or to change a colour or position you may need to look at the style.css. If you post a link and explain what you want changing, I’ll have a look at it for you.

Not Safe For Work!

“Possibly” because even though there’s no skin, no-one in an office likes to see the word “Porn” in big letters appearing on their screen!

I actually meant you to post a link to the page, but I’m pleased to see you’ve solved the problem anyway ??