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Just have a look at the search results of “cannot modify header information”

i fixed it, by removing some useless breaks at the end of some theme files.

Now, there’s a big space under the header.

https://img-up.net/img/Clipboard0gW3qrn.jpg

I don’t get it. Which “https://www.lloydminsterpsychology.com” do you mean? I see 3 of them.

You can allow registration and set the standard role to “author”. Then people can create new posts and are allowed to view comments, the dashboard, posts and uploads.

No extra form needed.

€ for me pls ?? Ok, things i (don’t) like:

– i really hate big RSS Icons in sidebars
– gray and black navigation are too big imo
– these icons in input and textareas are pretty cool
– use dotted instead of dashed borders for links and remove text-decoration for links like categories or edit-links under the posts

Ok, i think that’s all.

Oh and btw, your own theme isn’t W3C valid ??

There are a few themes designs, I used a long time ago

“Contaminated” from Arcsin.se
“White as Milk” from https://www.azeemazeez.com/stuff/themes/
“equix” from N/A
“XV” from https://blog.unnerkrunt.de/wp-test/

The page is unavailable. :\

Just download one from the internet (eg from https://themes.wordpress.net/ ) and upload the theme’s folder to wordpress\wp-content\themes

After doing this, you can change it in Adminpanel -> Presentation.

Yep, everything scrolls down and there are these 2 gray blocks

https://img-up.net/img/lolAOL3UZR.jpg

Nope, I’m a pupil ^^ I learned everything by myself. Just coding for fun.

A small tip for you. Stop editing your page until it’s IE compatible. People should stop using IE, it’s the unsafest browser.

You have to put this code into your header.php between the head-tags. Just have a look at the sourcecode of https://de.selfhtml.org/css/layouts/anzeige/fixiert_ie.htm

The gray borders are still there.

Hm, can’t find a function to get users’ roles but you can write your own mysql query or write the list by hand.

just put it into your style.css. Top or bottom doesn’t matter.

I hope, “span” isn’t defined in your style.css. If not your can use this:

style.css
span {
color: #xxx;
}

span:hover {
color: #xxx;
}

index.php / home.php

<div class="contenttitle">
	<h1><a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>" rel="bookmark"><?php the_title(); ?></a></h1>
	Filed Under <?php the_category(', ') ?> | <span><?php comments_popup_link('Leave a Comment', '1 Comment', '% Comments'); ?></span>&nbsp;<?php edit_post_link('(Edit Post)', '', ''); ?>

</div>

Just make a new class.

Put this into your style.css:

.commentlink {
color: #F09;
}

And this into your link:

<a class="commentlink" href="blablabla">Leave a comment</a>

Then the Link will have the #F09 (pink). If you want to change the hover effect use this:

.commentlink:hover or .commentlink a:hover {
color: #XXX;
}

Just try them out ^^