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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: wpautopLike Stvwlf said, it’s best not to mess around with core WordPress files.
The original problem was probably caused by
remove_filter('term_description','wpautop');
being echoed for some reason (maybe it was put outside of the scope of the<?php ?>
tags). Just go through each of plugins (back them up) and delete them one by one till the site starts working. Put all the rest back until you’ve found out what the problem with the trouble causing plugin is.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to remove a section of pageJust to make sure you didn’t skip past without seeing, open your sidebar.php again and then control + F (to find) “Howdy. Welcome to”.
If you still can’t find it it might actually be a text widget. Under the appearance navigation bar, you’ll see ‘Widgets’. Check that page to see if it’s outputting the offending text. ??
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Missing a temporary folderLooks like you’re having the same PHP ini setting problem as these people. Take a look through that thread and try out their solutions.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Change a Page’s content before it’s output…What I was looking for turned out to be the Shortcode API, which is awesome and under promoted.
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction, MichaelH. ??
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: [Admin Panel]Add checkbox that adds html to pageYou could make a quick plugin. This’ll make it whatever’s being echoed in
echoIntoHead
appear in the <head> section of everyone of your admin pages. It’s not exactly what you want, but it’s a start, and you should look into it yourself. ??<?php /* Plugin Name: Insert bit into head Plugin URI: https://linktoyourblog.maybe Description: Plugin to add stuff to the Head in administration Version: 1.0 Author: You Author URI: https://You/ */ function echoIntoHead () { echo "<meta>This'll be echoed into your administration head tag.</meta>\n"; return; } add_action ('admin_head', 'echoIntoHead'); ?>
Change the bits at the top of the file, and what’s being echoed. Copy it into a new file, and save it in your plugins directory. It’ll show up in your plugin’s page for you to activate.
That’s ugly but took about twenty seconds to knock up. If you wanna make it better, or if you want to learn what it all means, you should check out the writing a plugin article. You’ll need to know PHP first though.
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: WordPress new lookI guess you only just upgraded? You certainly took your time with that. ??
Don’t worry, everyone hates change, stick with it and you’ll grow to love it. Just about every has. You can drag the boxes around the screen to make them show what data you want, and where. It’s fairly customisable.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Add Media (upload_max_filesize)I had to change both the max upload, and the max post size.