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@lexi2302, I’m using bluehost as well. As for the plugin, just go to tools and you will find it there and you can send out an email to test. Like you I received some (but not all) mails, mainly for approval. I think I might have the issue for about the same time.

@kmessinger, what’s the issue with the plugin? btw, I have deactivated it as I wasn’t using it no more.

First off, although you can test if the email works with the plugin it has caused me to have to reapprove all commenters who were able to leave comments after me allowing them to, so be aware of this.

As for the theme, there are no updates for it and I’m using the Untitled theme.

I have this issue for both blogs I’m running, myfilmviews.com and defilmkijker.com

@lexie2302, which hosting company are you using? I haven’t contacted mine, but just wondering. I also have the issue that moderation mails sometimes do get through, but tonight saw that isn’t the case all the time.

Hi, just installed it and tried sending an email, which I received just fine. I haven’t installed any new plugins lately, so this suddenly not working surprises me.

Alright, I understand and thank you for your response. I will try to see if I can implement this myself. Am I right that if I would like to implement something like this to do so in the oblique_posted_on() function?

I have been looking a bit more into this, so I can explain it in somewhat more detail.

Within the entry-header, within the entry-meta, the three fields which are shown are represented by posted-on (which is the date), byline (author v-card) and lastly the class cat-link. So an URL is filled in which ends with the category number.

So it will look something like this:

<span class="cat-link"
 <a href="https://www.example.com/?cat=38">Fruit</a>
</span>

What I would like to do is instead show a logo (in this example of fruit) with the link, so underneath the cat-link span I would it to automatically place an image based on the category number, so it would need to be something like:

<span class="cat-link"
<a href="https://www.fruit.com/">
<img src="fruit.gif" width="188" height="32">
</span>

The number of categories used is fairly limited (about 15).

I don’t know exactly which php file I should edit in order to achieve this.

That’s an easy fix, will try that. Thank you.

As for the second part. Currently this theme shows an overview of all the posts. I wrote archive, but it seems badly translated, it’s the category. Instead of showing the category I want it to show a picture/icon based on the name of the category. I assume this is more difficult to implement.

Does anyone have suggestions on how to efficiently realise this?

Btw, WordPress version is 3.9

Thanks Jeremy, the statistics are back and working, will check the shortlinks when I put up a new post.

Have tried disconnecting and reconnecting Jetpack as suggested (which unfortunately means I have lost my statistics over the last couple of months), but the shortened URL’s are still incorrect. They still do not go to the right address. Could you please look into this? The address of the site is https://www.myfilmviews.com

By the way, I have this on Twitter, Facebook and the email subscriptions

Thanks, hadn’t heard of Firebug before, but that seems a great way to play around with it all to track down the right elements!

As the site is live I can’t do those things. Haven’t got that many plugins installed (only the basic ones like askimet and wordpress importer and one which I used to cache all imagery). I have the feeling it might have something to do with my WordPress site url and Site URL, one has the ip adress of the server, the other one the actual address and that that’s the thing which might cause issues.

No, it depends on how you configure your site in the general settings. If you set your Site URL to https://example.com and configure the permalinks to use the name of the post, it will show https://example.com/hello-world.

Have done an installation to a subdirectory this weekend (https://www.myfilmviews.com) and as you can see, you can’t see it’s been installed in a subdirectory.

Bluehost was able to help me. Had to go to the permalinks page and press save, after which everything started working.

Forget to say that everything was working before pointing my site address to this. I copied the .htaccess and index.php to the root.