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Yeah I’m having this same problem now… I think it has to do with having output buffering turned off.

Alright, if you are a little technically savvy I think I found the fix. You need to get to the main.php file ( either through the WP dashboard or via FTP ) and open it.

The first thing you’ll want to do is remove the space before the leading <?php tag. Make sure that <?php is flush up against the left side. Then you’ll want to scroll to the bottom and make sure you delete all of the blank lines after the closing ?> tag. Basically you want to eliminate all white space before <?php and after ?>.

If you don’t see a space or your main.php looks different than I’m describing, you probably are having a different issue.

Good luck!

haha awesome I was just coming to post this fix!

other than that this plugin is great.

I figured it out with the help of this awesome article. Read the comments for specifics.

https://blog.fublo.net/2011/05/wordpress-p-tag-removal/

Thanks everyone, I think I got it squared away!

Right, basically I want all logged in users to be able to access the blog and individual posts but not the general public. I want non logged in people to just see the pages, and only when you log in can you access the blog.

That could totally work. My worry is that I’m going to use this idea with a lot of contributors and I really need a way to have the posts be private without counting on them to mark new ones.

Check Out: The WordPress Codex Entry

your-element {
background: url(‘images/your-image.jpg’) repeat-x;
}

That is assuming that the image is in your theme’s ‘images’ folder.

Good luck!

It’s clean and well structured, but it’s fairly busy. I think it would be nice if you cleaned a few things up and didn’t pack quite so much into the sidebar.

You might also want to:

1. Add a well branded logo to the header.
2. Make the top navigation more prominent, it’s a bit hard to find.

Good luck!

Your content is solid and the structure is good, but it’s plain and a little hard to read.

Light gray text on white is difficult to see, and I really think your blog would greatly benefit from having some images.

Also, you’ve got two links ‘Beat diabetes & Diabetes diet’ that are just floating in no-man’s-land off to the left. I’m sure you’ll get traffic soon, just keep posting and keep promoting.

Good luck!

The site looks pretty good. It’s definitely clean and simple. I’d consider making the font a little larger and definitely make the navigation more prominent.

Typically, your site navigation should either be across the very top or the first item in your sidebar.

Also, maybe consider adding a few more pages. Maybe an about, contact, etc just to give people a better idea of what your website is about.

Your website should update immediately. The two most common issues are:

1. Make sure you’re emptying your browser cache. To help save you time, browsers cache data from website so they’ll load faster. If your browser has cached your old background image, you may need to just clear the cache to see the new one.

2. WordPress doesn’t have proper permissions to make these changes. If your updates go without error and the problem isn’t your browser cache, you should make sure your file permissions are set up correctly.

Good luck!

The site looks pretty good. I noticed your last page on your navigation bar ‘terms and conditions’ is exceeding the width and floating down to the bottom. Other than that, I have four suggestions and they are:

1. Make the font a bit bigger, so it’s easier to read.

2. Don’t use the same image more than once in the same blog post.

3. There are sidebar widgets that aren’t loading in your sidebar, so they just render as three grey lines.

4. You should invest in some type of header image instead of just text, something to brand your website with.

Good luck!

And there’s that brutal honesty!

But seriously, when people critique your website harshly, you should be thankful for it. Imagine how many people visit your site once and leave because they don’t like it.

It should always been seen as a good thing when people take the time to tell you openly what they don’t like. Many companies pay millions just for such harsh critiques.

Good luck!

Honestly, the black and green are really abrasive. I get the look you are going for but I don’t think that theme pulls it off very well. It’s really hard to navigate the site because:

1. The font is too big
2. Too much black and green
3. Try to write more content, most of your posts are only a single paragraph
4. Too much scrolling. Try adding pagination to your blog so people don’t have to scroll for minutes to look for older posts.

Hope this helps!