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Seemed to be my feedburner code. Using a customized code messed it up somewhere along the line. Getting the original code to embed fixed this.

Yes, same effect unfortunately.

Hi there,

Had this problem yesterday. Well not exact same error but a similar one.

I had to, using my FTP client, delete the theme from within the themes directory. WordPress then reverted to its default theme (this is assuming you have one – if you do not then proceed with caution and perhaps upload one of the default ones in place of the one you deleted).

Good luck!

Hi there,

It would seem the images are not wide enough for the slideshow and that it is stretching them out of proportion.

I am not sure exactly what size by what size the images should be.

You may be able to change the slideshows options so that it does not stretch the images out and puts black bars on the side instead. However, i am not sure what plugin or widget you are using for this slideshow, so have a look in your widget options, plugin options and even theme options.

It may even tell you in there what size the images are supposed to be.

WordPress 3.1.2 was released quite recently, so its likely you were upgrading to that.

Your blog seems to work from my end?

Have you asked your webhost to upgrade to PHP 5+ or move you to a server that supports it?

How do you plan to present the videos? What format are they in?

You can imbed youtube and other online streaming services videos with a number of plugins relatively easily. They can be placed either into page or post, or into a widget – which, depending on your theme may appear in a number of places. For this i use ‘wordpress video plugin’.

If you are planning on hosting the video on your own server, and streaming it from there — i am no expert in flash streaming but I think you need a certain type of webhosting which can convert the files to .flv, unless you do that on your own computer and upload the .flv files. I have not attempted to do this myself, but i assume there would be .flv player plugins out there for wordpress.

Finally found my page.php

Simply replacing
<?php comments_template(); ?>
with
<?php if ( comments_open() && $lw_disable_comments == "false" ) : comments_template(); endif; ?>
seemed to do the trick – although that removed comments altogether from ALL Pages – irrespective of whether they are selected to appear or not in administration.

I have found the comments.php which begins with:
<?php if ( comments_open() ) : ?>

But I am not exactly sure what i am looking for.. sorry.

Here it is in full:

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Finally found page.php inside the warp folder/architecture.

Simply replacing
<?php comments_template(); ?>
with
<?php if ( comments_open() && $lw_disable_comments == "false" ) : comments_template(); endif; ?>
did the trick!

Thanks so much.

Oops.. I spoke to soon. It would seem that although i get ‘no comments’, the comments box still appears below that. It must be my theme – but its using Warp so i can’t tell what bloody part to edit! lol

Amazing, I was just reading this link which said the option should be there, I was wondering why I couldn’t see it!

Thank you so much, and so quick! Much appreciated.

Fixed. Thanks. Needed to use an image inserter that used the absolute URL.