marcelvanderhoek

Hi,

You’re welcome! I’ve added your feature requests to my to do list and will add them in a future version.

There is an easier way to do it. Select all pages, select ‘Edit’ in the ‘Bulk Options’ dropdown menu and click ‘Apply’. In the menu that appears set the ‘Comments’ dropdown to ‘Do not allow’ and click ‘Apply’ again and you’re done!

Have you set the WP_DEBUG constant in wp-config.php to TRUE? To disable debug mode (and prevent warnings from showing) set WP_DEBUG to false:

define('WP_DEBUG', false);

It depends on the permalink structure you’re using now, and the structure you want to move to. In most cases your old URL’s will break. A way around this is redirecting your old URL’s to the new ones through your .htaccess file.

Yoast offers a permalink helper tool to help you write 301 redirects. The code it generates will redirect all URL’s matching your old post format to the /%postname/ format.

301 redirects are used for permanent URL redirection and won’t affect your rankings in search engine listings.

Facebook uses OpenGraph data to load thumbnails ((og:image)).

To check if your settings are correct, you can use the Facebook Debugger.

Could you be a little bit more specific? Error messages, is something not showing up the way you expected?

Works as advertised on every site I’ve used it on myself.

You could use JSON to pass the resulting array from get_posts() from PHP to JavaScript:

var posts = JSON.parse('<?php echo json_encode($posts_array); ?>');

They can: Settings API.

Add get_bloginfo ( ‘description’ ); to your theme to display the tagline you entered.

Your theme uses ereg() to process images. Ereg is a deprecated function in PHP -> not available as of PHP 5.3. preg_match() is the suggested alternative to this function.

Or just update your theme, I suppose the makers fixed this issue for you.

Try setting DEBUG to TRUE in wp-config.php
(define('WP_DEBUG', true);). Reloading your page should now show whatever error is causing your page to stop loading.

A line of CSS will do the trick:

img{
border: 2px solid white;
}

Depth -1 Displays pages at any depth and arranges them in a single, flat list. So in this case using: <?php wp_list_pages('include=16,18,81&title_li=&depth=-1' ); ?> will do the trick.

WordPress has a function you could use: wp_list_pages().

Add custom fields and display them using <?php the_meta(); ?>. All custom fields will automatically be put in a ul.

Custom Fields.