marcbkk

If you want to remove everything from the Meta menu (in WordPress Version 2.5.1) except for the Site Admin and Login/Logout links in the Meta menu then go to the widgets.php file in the wp-includes directory and remove lines 532-535.

If you want to change the name of the Meta menu to something else go to line 525 and change where it says ‘Meta’ on that line to whatever you like within the quotes.

I hope this helps.

If you want to remove everything from the Meta menu (in WordPress Version 2.5.1) except for the Site Admin and Login/Logout links in the Meta menu then go to the widgets.php file in the wp-includes directory and remove lines 532-535.

If you want to change the name of the Meta menu to something else go to line 525 and change where it says ‘Meta’ on that line to whatever you like within the quotes.

I hope this helps.

If you want to remove everything from the Meta menu (in WordPress Version 2.5.1) except for the Site Admin and Login/Logout links in the Meta menu then go to the widgets.php file in the wp-includes directory and remove lines 532-535.

If you want to change the name of the Meta menu to something else go to line 525 and change where it says ‘Meta’ on that line to whatever you like within the quotes.

I hope this helps.

I just put in the new version of WordPress (did an upgrade actually). Does anyone know what line to remove from the wp-login.php file to get rid of that gray colored bar at the top of the log-in screen?

Sorry for the delay in replying. I had been travelling. Unfortunately there is no function call in the theme that I know of.

Is there an email address I can reach you at? If so I would be happy to email you some site log-in details so you can see what is happening since the site is password protected.

Many thanks…

Thanks my friend. I always reload pages while holding down the control key to force the browser to do a full page reload. Always works I think so I don’t think it is a browser cache issue when i disable plug-ins and check the site to see what the effect is.

As for the links being generated dynamically or not, I am not sure. The link list is a sidebar list on the site which has nothing to do with actual posts. Not sure really if I understand thatg point, but hope that makes some sense. Thanks!

Thanks Clayton. You have actually been a lot of help. At least i understand now why it is happening. And I think the isolated incident you mentioned is when it happens to me too. All the best…

Thanks Jeremy. I took out the last 3 lines one by one as you sugessted and finally after I took out the 3rd one did it work.

I seemed to have lost that notificaiton that you have sucessfully logged out now after logging back out, but who really needs that anyway.

Thanks again. Mission complete.

Thanks Gangleri. I had already downloaded the file from the server after uploading it to make sure the edited one was there. I think you are right and there is something more to the code edit I still need to make it work possibly. Anyone else have any further thoughts on this please? Thank you.

Re: Login-Stayput, it has been working great, but the problem though is if a user logs out from the site and then logs back in from the “Successfully logged you out.” page, it then takes them to the dashboard again instead of the site’s front page.

I was wondering if anyone has come up with a fix, hack, or mod for this plug-in so that the plg-in works for that other log-in page as well the same way it does from the main log-in page?

Thanks!

Thanks. I edited the archive.php file too (no have category.php) and that has done it. Great. You are a life saver.

Thanks. I tried it in 2 different browsers and held down the Ctrl key each time I refresehd the page just in case. Usually would dump any browser cache.

Try https://www.117reunion.com please and see what you get.

Thanks.

Thanks, I removed that whole line of code from the wp-login.php file, but still the same.

Any other code I need to remove and/or edit to affect the change?

Thanks.

Thanks, I edited the file named single.php by using the following code string:

<h4><?php the_time(‘F jS, Y’) ?> by <?php the_author() ?> –> <?php comments_number(‘No Comments’, ‘1 Comment’, ‘% Comments’); ?></h4>

This has sorted out showing of the author’s name in all expanded post screens where people can add in comments.

What is still not showing the author’s name though are the category pages where it shows a summary of each post within that category.

Not sure where I have to edit the code to affect showing authors name’s on posts within the categories.

Thanks?

Thanks. Do you think that will cover all other site pages within the theme if I edit that one too?