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  • Thread Starter panthersweat

    (@panthersweat)

    You assumed correctly, I just threw the barebones theme back on there and it works just as it should. Fingers can definitely point me to blame, the only mystery is why. The demo part made sense but I didn’t understand the concept of the revision being so misaligned. Great site by the way.

    Thread Starter panthersweat

    (@panthersweat)

    That’s quite strange. What’s up with that demo? Here are my plugins;

    • Askimet 2.2
    • Hello Dolly 1.5
    Thread Starter panthersweat

    (@panthersweat)

    Good call. I switched back to the Kubrick theme and did see the corrections made. Was hoping you would know about those revisions, at this point we’re both lost when it comes to that garbage. ??

    Thanks for your help, whooami. I’ve learned my lesson thanks to you and will be starting over again fresh.

    Thread Starter panthersweat

    (@panthersweat)

    Ew indeed! That’s quite strange. I didn’t touch the theme too deep other than applying div tags to throw columns around. Do you have an insight as to what would have caused this gross formatting?

    Thread Starter panthersweat

    (@panthersweat)

    Thanks for the quick response, whooami.

    I can definitely follow with you and see what you’re talking about near the submit button. The code you listed is just as you mentioned.

    <input name=”submit” type=”submit” id=”submit” tabindex=”5″ value=”Submit Comment” />
    <input type=”hidden” name=”comment_post_ID” value=”<?php echo $id; ?>” />
    <?php do_action(‘comment_form’, $post->ID); ?>

    Any idea why the ID wouldn’t get passed? Quite mysterious! I tried punching in <?php echo $id; ?> within the content to see what the variable was at, but it doesn’t display a number on the page.

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