mrosarionyc

it seems nobody has the answer to this question… i see that you posted this 7 months ago… i just bumped into the same situation

hi.. this is what I mean:

https://www.mysite.com

and

https://www.mysite.com/wordpress

the URLs to all of my pages and posts have this configuration:
https://www.mysite.com/wordpress/post-title.hml

each time i check the google cache for https://www.mysite.com is different to that of https://www.mysite.com/wordpress.

yes, i have been using google sitemaps for over a year now… i set it up to see the sitemap on the root directory, not on the WP directory…

ok

i was able to do this by uploading two plugins: Login-box and Role Manager… its a lot of work but it works great! now my registered users are assigned the Author lever and they can post without probs… and with the Role Manager, they only have access to the Profile page in the admin

hi well… all im trying to do is to create like a sticky message that shows on the top of the main page… almost like a welcome message that explains whats the site about in a short sentence and then provide a link to let users subscribe to participate… then this message should disappear once they are logged in

never mind… i was able to accomplish this by just removin cms from my permalinks… now they are redirecting to the current post

Found it!!!

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i was able to accomplish this using User Photo, a plugin that lets users upload their own photos to their profiles

Hello. I was able to tweak the code by moving around the fields. I moved the “Tags” field to the top and renamed the field to show “Post Title” instead of “Tags”… Now, everytime a user posts following this format, the post shows with Title and then the Content…. This is my quick fix while they figure out how to change this. It would be nice to add a Title field as I am using this theme as a blogging tool for registered users….

thanks but no luck… can’t find that exact line in my template

thanks… i found a way to do this…

total waste of time… try WordPress Mobile Pack instead. works with any old mobile themes you may have been using in the past…. https://mobiforge.com/wordpress-mobile-pack

anyone knows how to get the old version working? now it doesn’t want to work

u know what, this is crazy… im gonna intall the old version again… no idea why they let users to upgrade automatically iif it doesn’t work… and the old version was perfect… why the update??? if it aint broken…

thanks b… but the old plugin is not there anymore…