Stephen Yeargin

Confirming that feeds are dead on my dashboard.

Upon visiting your site, I noticed you’d already done most of what I suggested. I think you’re well on your way to figuring it out. ??

I ran into this problem myself on a site. My only suggestion is to recreate the Kubrick theme in an image editor that supports slices (Fireworks, Illustrator, Photoshop) and adjust to fit. Besides, you may find some elements (like the header) that you want to change around a bit.

Sorry I can’t be of more help. I’ve tried adding a background color in the CSS, but it didn’t quite line up right.

Perhaps applying the attribtue “text-align” instead of just “align” in your CSS.

Validators says …

Line: 195 Context : img — Property align doesn’t exist : right

https://pastebin.com/294292 — ./90e-smithAccess10primary
https://pastebin.com/294293 — ./90e-smithAccess40ibays

It should also be noted that you MUST do the following in order for your RSS/Atom feeds to work again after an upgrade.

1. Login — Of course.
2. Options -> Reading -> Press “Update” — This runs a database call that corrects an error in the wp_options table that was missed in the upgrade script. See more here.
3. Open any entry and hit “Save” — Does more SQL voodoo.

I tend to agree, but then again I’m all about using less effort to get the same result. Speaking of which, for the META tag “generator,” should it remain just “WordPress” or somehow include the version number? Not sure what kind of market research this is used for.

Whoops… drop the trailing slash:

https://www.andrewsw.com/pages/pluginsUsedPlugin

I don’t think that’s what stopthepress was after, but here’s one tool that I use on my site. Perhaps it’s hackable.

https://www.andrewsw.com/pages/pluginsUsedPlugin/

Henry Threadgill

I tried it as <?php echo category_description(); ?>, and it worked on pages where the blog file was filtered based on category (https://www.example.com/blog/index.php?c=2).

Hope that helps.

I’ll agree it should default to nofollow, but I would like to be able to toggle it on a per-comment basis, via the admin screen. As all good plugins go, if they are popular or usefull enough, they should be incorporated in the base product.

Just my thoughts.

On another note, search to make sure this code doesn’t exist in your CSS file:

hr {
display: none;
}

Or any variation thereof. It is typically done to organize your page in case the stylesheet doesn’t load.

Adjust this as needed, it should provide you with a faux-horizontal rule if for some reason yours aren’t showing up.

CSS:
.divider {
width: 95%;
border-bottom: 1px solid #dcdcdc;
padding: 5px 2px;
margin: 0 0 20px;
line-height: 0px
}

HTML:
<div class="divider"></div>