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I put this code “<?php posts_nav_link(); ?>” near the bottom of the page.php file here:

<?php
} // End the Loop
?>
</div>
</div> <!– #primary –>
<?php posts_nav_link(); ?> /* added to get page navigation, I hope */
</div>

<div id=”rightcolumn”>

But it doesn’t work. Can someone tell me how to use this feature please?

Thanks,

TW

Ah, okay, thank you for that explanation. You’re right, I was not understanding. ??

I’ve just been through the rabbit hole of getting my domain away from Yahoo/Melbourne and waiting on the DNS to catch up, then I’ll reactivate the plugin and try again. Also going into permissions settings and I can see I need to reset some of those to get this to install correctly. (Which is a long way of saying – I’ll be back.)

TW

Yes, the wp-cache is user specific and the wp-super-cache is only good for non-logged-in users. That’s normal.

Bummer. Is there a way to set it so anyone hitting the site gets a cached page within the time set that the page is cached? I’m not doing comments or logins, just want to serve mostly static pages.

Thanks,

TW

Thanks donncha,

Here’s the response from Bluehost:

Mod_mime and mod_rewrite are pre-installed by us and Safe Mode for php is disabled by default, so you shouldn’t have any problems using this addon.

So this looks like a good to go!

TW

Thanks donncha,

I sent a ticket in to Bluehost tech just to check, but I’ll try it. I’m actually midstream moving the domain from Yahoo, so I’m still working on a not-yet-live site.

One other question though if you don’t mind. Will supercache cache all of the tag pages? That is, if I put the tagcloud on my front page, and someone clicks on a tag to get a list of posts that include that tag, can those pages be cached? And if so, does it automatically update those cached pages when a new post is made that includes existing or new tags? Same question for categories.

Thanks!

TW

Thanks donncha,

For the mod mime, mod rewrite, and PHP safe mode part of my question, we’re just stuck with what the host provides anyway? So just try it and see if it works? Or do you know something about Bluehost that answers that part of my question?

Sorry to be dense, I’m just trying to understand.

Tom

EDIT: And how to I tell if it’s working properly, or not?

It appears I need a plugin to manage the Adsense ads? Or is there a way to tell WP 2.3 that the code in the sidebar widget is in fact ‘code’ and not to treat it as text?

Thanks.

Found it in one of the .php files that I thought I’d carefully scanned before.

Thanks!

TW

Thanks jeremy, I did look at those links. But there must be several hundred pages linked through that series of files. None of which have yet to answer my question. Where -exactly- is a DIV called out so I can enter some content?

My theme has a DIV called sidebarheader that I want to put an image into, and later, code that calls an advertisement. Where can I find that DIV, other than in the CSS stylesheet? I’ve looked at all the obvious suspects, including sidebarheader.php and don’t see it.

Yes, I found them in the stylesheet. My question is, where are they invoked in the html layout of the page? It’s not in the index.php because I’ve looked. In a regular index.htm document I would expect to find the DIVs invoked with a <div class=”divname”> beginning to some code. After which you add content before closing the DIV with </div>. Where is that code in a WordPress theme?

Okay, sorry. For some reason the structure of this forum just hasn’t ‘grokked’ with me yet.

I’ll try to catch up. ??

Thanks moshu,

That helps a lot. I need to spend some time poring through it. Always forget Wikipedia for some reason when it comes to these types of questions.

TW

Wow – 27 seconds! That has to be a new record!

Thanks!

Thanks,

The second method worked. I increased the font size to 1.2em. This setting seems to work in big jumps. Trying to ooch it up beyond 1.2em doesn’t work. There’s no difference between 1.3em and 1.5em for example.

Anyway, thanks again. It’s not a biggie but I didn’t like the apparent mis-spelling on my front page.