I was just wondering, more than a suggestion, if there’s a way I can get the flags to the right side of the nav-bar instead of next to the last item in the menu? More where the search-function has been before I had it removed.
I’m really new to this and I bet there are ways to do this in PHP, I just don’t know which files to edit to do it.
Best regards
Markus
I am trying to do a global replace of
T’hek’krr
with
Tekkrr
and nothing happens. The replacement doesn’t happen.
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Sitemap url: http://zuse-crew.de/
isnt correct and therefore warm cache wont work.
due the lack of possibility to edit or defnie the url manually the plugin is broken.
for some reason i cannot use multiple instances of the subscribe2 widget. i have multiple widget areas. when i drag it into one, i cant use it again for another widget area that appears on different pages.
you can see in the attached screenshot that i have it in the Government Widget Area. I’d also like to place it in the Private Widget Area. but its gone from the “Available Widgets”.
After using the plugin, I cannot access network admin area anymore….
Is there a way to prune by tag rather than by category?
I have a site with 43 blogs, and I installed the plugin on 3 or 4 of the sites. Some of these sites contain as much as 22,000 posts over 9 months. I tried to prune the sites to posts old as 3 months. Over would be cleared. I am guessing the plugin has a lot of pruning to do with 22,000 posts, but it drastically performs so many mysql checks, that the site can no longer connect to the database. Once I suspended the account, all my other sites came back and were accessible.
We have an internal webserver with wordpress installed that syndicates RSS News with FeedWordPress. Since this produces thousands of posts within a couple monthes we were looking for a plugin, that automatically deletes them again after some time (120 days).
I’ve been testing auto-delete-posts and auto-prune-posts.
The plugin is probably going to delete about 500-600 posts a day. Both plugins have produced error 500 after activation, until I found a post for auto-delete-posts, that suggests a codechange. Basically it reduces the amount of posts handeled at a time. Similar to what you do with your plugin “Mass Delete unused Tags”
We are using Subscribe2 and the the Subscribe2 Widget. The widget does not incorporate any of the various captcha or other plugins to require some sort of human interaction for registration. Is there some sort of plugin for the widget that would require human interaction to prevent bot registration?