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Wait a minute,
Do you have WordPress installed in something other than the root directory?
In other words, is your site set up like:
where WP is installed into the “blog” directory, rather than just into the “www.example.com” directory?
If that’s the case, check out this page from the WordPress Codex.
In which case, your regular log-in page is http://supertenere1200.com/blog/wp-login.php.
the only thing on the page being a box for a password, and a submit button
Whoa! Wasn’t there a box for a username? If not, that is seriously weird.
In the future, you can always get to by going directly to:
http://supertenere1200.com/wp-admin/
which should redirect to a regular login page. (At least it did when I just tried it.)
I guess I should re-enable graphene and then disable the plugins and see what happens.
This is a good plan. Keep us informed.
Ken
BTW —
Trying to get it fixed under warranty
But the warranty always expires the day before something goes wrong! LOL!
In reply to: How can I move the right sidebar more to the right site
August 26, 2011 at 7:35 pm #16546I will mark as resolved, then.
To keep the forum organized i’ll set this topic as resolved (as it is) and create a new topic exclusively for the “display pages at front page” issue. So it gets a thread only for it since i didn’t find any in the forums.
And thank you for helping to keep things neat around here!
Ken
When i would be in visual editor and try to mark text blue some text would immiately show blue some I would have to swipe and click on blue font color over and over and it never showed up blue in visual editor but showed #0000ff in html editor.
The visual editor is not MSW! I know, a lot of people think that it is WYSIWYG, but in reality, its appearance is controlled by the editor-style.css function.
The appearance of the text in question is controlled by the Font Burner plugin. If I had to hazard a guess, I would guess that is the source of your problem. Try turning it off and seeing what happens. (It hasn’t been updated in over a year, and a lot has happened with WP in that time, so it may be having compatibility issues.)
Let me know what happens.
Ken
First, you have an issue with your permalink structure. The correct permalink tag should be
%category%. Check this page in the Graphene Codex for more info.Also, where do you have the Graphene twitter widget installed? I don’t even see it on your index page.
I have no problem seeing them on my safari browser.
I can see the Twitter feed on my husband’s firefox, but not on my IE.
Yes, IE is buggy. It is a programmer’s nightmare. There might not be an easy answer to this one.
I will also be adding other WP tutorials. You can contact me at my blog to let me know what else you would like to see.
Not Graphene stuff, though. That will be handled through the Graphene Wiki, which is very, very cool. Check it out.
If you want two posts side-by-side, this can be accomplished in a child theme. You would need to include each one in its own
<div>tag, and then style them appropriately.I’m working on something like this myself for another site, so I’m in the same boat.
Ken
The PHP codes generates HTML on the server side, which is what gets sent to your browser. So no, Firebug won’t show you the PHP. It’s a great idea to keep a copy of Graphene somewhere on your computer for reference.
Ken
It’s better to change css in the real file or in display/custom CSS?
Use custom CSS if you are only making a few changes. If you are making a lot of changes, it is better to use a child theme.
In firebug, where can I see the html page that is concerned with the code?
Hold your mouse over the element in question. Right click. A contextual menu will pop up. At the bottom should be “Inspect Element.” Select this and let the magic happen.
Ken
