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Check the docs at:

https://docs.fckeditor.net/FCKeditor_2.x/Developers_Guide/Configuration/Configuration_Options/FontNames

I found this while trying to figure out a way to add a new font to my WordPress install. I’m still looking.

Thanks, that helps, but is there a way to get it to appear on the front page?

Here’s a couple sites of mine:

https://www.sudokook.com
https://www.unboundedpower.com

The problem is on any page, but mostly I’m concerned about my main page that shows all the recent posts.
The “allow posts” is checked and people CAN leave posts – if they click on the text link at the bottom of the post. What I want is for the comment form to appear by default, without having to go to it.

I tried the default theme, but it is the same. Also, I have several sites, each with different themes and they are all the same. No comment form.

I’m using 2.7

I see the checkbox and it’s enabled. This puts text link at the bottom of my post allowing comments, but I want to show the comment form by default. The form would be more obvious and encourage more comments.

Ah, I see.
Thanks

It’s not that I don’t want them to see the links. I just want then formatted like I see on other sites, in a cloud format with varying sizes. I’ll settle for the links the way they are, but I’d rather have them formatted by size. It just looks better.

The formatting I was talking about is the relative sizes. I don’t want it to look like a bunch of text links, like they do now.
I’m a techie, as well, and don’t mind tweeking the code (although I’m pretty new to php). But I want to put the cloud in the sidebar, where it is, so if I could just get the widget to work, that would be great. I’ve tried all the different ways to add the code to the widget I can think of, but still nothing.
I don’t mind letting you see the backend, I can create a temp access for you, but I don’t want to post it publicly.
btw, thanks for all the help. I’ll get there, eventually.

Thanks for the help, but I’m still not there. Here’s what I’ve done:
Added the code you gave me (each at separate times) to
1. the title of the tag cloud widget.
2. a text widget
3. the sidebar.php file before <?php endif; ?> (did nothing)
4. then after the <?php endif; ?>

On my side at the bottom of the sidebar are the results of 1,2,4 in that order. I’m using <?php wp_tag_cloud(‘smallest=8&largest=22’); ?> in all of them right now. The site is https://www.sudokook.com

Take a look, you’ll see what I mean. I’m getting the tags, but they are not formatted like a cloud should be. I can’t help but think I’m putting it in the wrong part of the sidebar.php file. That is where it should go, isn’t it? And if it is, what is the tag cloud widget for?

Found it. In the header.php file, I changed

<div id=”caption”>
<h1 id=”title”>/”><?php bloginfo(‘name’); ?></h1>
<div id=”tagline”><?php bloginfo(‘description’); ?></div>
</div>

to

<div id=”caption”>
<h1></h1>
<div><??></div>
</div>

Worked!

I have a similar problem. I’ve put a custom header in and removed the original text with my blog name and tagline. I used the fix you stated, but I still have my blog title showing up in a very small font (pos. helvetica or arial) just to the left of where the original blog name was. I know I’ve missed an entry somewhere, but I can’t find it.