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After manually editing some layour which relied on active plugins, problem solved.

thanks

thanks.

do plugins make permanent changes? even when all are de-activated, the problems remain.

well, even pages where comments doesn’t appear (ie, https://cinemalog.net/zach ) go awry

yet clearly closing comments fixes the bug

whats the best way to find the actual part of the comments code that is bugging things up?

ie, is there a method to detect what is changing between the frontpage and any other page?

i turned on a thousand, but when i turn them off, the problem doesnt go away…. only when i turn off comments

is there a way to identify which is causing the error, as it didnt exist until this evening? is there a way to see what is changing when one goes go the comments section that therefore makes the page bug out, and then i can track that down?

you guys are talking inside my theme, that i need to find them?

it looks like i need to set aside a day just to install the tidy plugin

I’m trying to create a simple system for people unused to such things, so that people who join the site can do it all from one centralized location.

Nope jalenack, doesn’t work.

Groovy.

Any ideas on how to get this working on the post subject list in the left menu?

Right now, the code reads:

<span class=”boldcap”><?php the_author_firstname(); ?></span><span class=”boldcap”><?php the_author_lastname(); ?></span>

with the class ‘boldcap’ added to style.css, as directed.

The text-transform to lowercase works (see Michael Chiert https://cinemalog.net/blog/?p=5) but the first-letter-bold does not.

Any ideas why? (And here I thought we had it!)

Yes. Each post asks if you want it to be protected. (I don’t know a lot about this, but look around in the wordpress toolbar.)

Let me qualify that — i want to apply this setting to the author names and subject names in the blog.