Anything updated since late 2010 or so should be pretty reliable. The Guidelines have been pretty much stable since fall 2010 or so. As for existing Themes in the repository: I think most of the Theme Review Team would like to see some policy implemented in which obsolete Themes could be suspended; however, that decision … Read more
Well the theme you mentioned isn’t what you get if you click download. The actual theme Kelontong is a Premium Theme. You can find it here: http://tokokoo.com/portfolio/kelontong/ If you are using Kelontong that you found as a free download, it’s probably a “Ripped” version. If this is the case, you probably have more problems than … Read more
As commented above, you don’t have to use TimThumb at all to get additional image sizes for your uploaded images. WordPress ships with the add_image_size() function. // functions.php add_action(‘init’, ‘wpse26655_add_additional_image_sizes’); function wpse26655_add_additional_image_sizes() { add_image_size(‘thumb200x120’, 200, 120, true); } In your template files, you could than query your thumbnail with your desired image size. E.g. <?php … Read more
Elaborating on Rachel Baker’s answer: Copy the index.php file and name it something like popular.php. At the very top, paste the following: <?php /* Template Name: Posts by Popular */ ?> Now, go in to the WordPress admin and create a new page, called something like “By Popular”. On the right-hand side, select the “Posts … Read more
Stupid mistake, I commented this out by mistake in wp-includes/widgets.php line 323: function register($widget_class) { // $this->widgets[$widget_class] = & new $widget_class(); }
The following question gives you some insights how you can create an initialization script which should cleanup a fresh WordPress installation. It’s not complete but it’s a good startpoint. -> Initialization Script for “Standard” Aspects of a WordPress Website?
Not sure what the problem, but I moved the site to a new web host and all is well. It’s resolved, but I really wish I knew what caused the weirdness to begin with, in case I run into it again. Thanks for your help, kaiser.
The % signs are arguments in the string to be formatted. The s represents a string type argument must be passed. I’ve notated which arguments are connected to which strings being passed in. get_permalink() – %1 string type get_the_date( ‘c’ ) – %2 string type get_the_date() – %3 string type get_author_posts_url( get_the_author_meta( ‘ID’ ) ) … Read more
I think you have problem in font files path. Just check this link. Please fix your font path. You can check this page for reference. Read the comment section of this page. Thanks
This should help you, the second diagram… this one. Just copy the index.php code to the properly named category-*.php file and see if it works.