sakshale

I activated the one that came with the 3.0.1 upgrade. I did not download it. I also had not heard of Clicksor prior to activating the theme.

There was one on the upper right corner of the first blog entry and another one in the gap down below. My current theme only has one google ad item after the first blog entry.

I reverted to my old one pretty quickly.

Following the “comics” concept, I stumbled across one theme that supports the features I’m looking for; ComicPress.

Sigh… Excuse my stupidity.

I was simply taking today’s date and changing the Month and Year.

Unfortunately, February 31st is not a legal date, so the system rejected it and would setup to Dec 31, 1969.

Thanks for the pointer. Unfortunately, I could not find a solution to this specific issue in that blog.

My site is working fine. Everything else works, including the plugin setup options under the Settings section. The only thing not working is the Edit option show for each plugin under the Manage Plugins section. (I do my file editing through the site’s content management tools, bypassing WordPress.)

However, more troubleshooting has led me to believe that is may be theme related, even though I would expect the theme to be ignored while using the Dashboard.

Thanks for the feedback. I’ll retrace my steps and try to figure out the source of the theme and report it if appropriate. It is very nice to know that they are looking for stuff like this. I will restrict myself to the local collection in the future.

That is what I thought. Correct me if I am wrong, but it seems to me that inserting undocumented code to capture information about visitors to your site into a “free” theme is a bit less than honorable.

(Sorry about the delay in responding. I was on the road and didn’t have net access.)