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<li class="comments"><?php comments_popup_link('Comment now »', '1 Comment »', '% Comments »', 'commentslink'); ?></li>
</ul>

Add this to the end of the code before the </ul>
 

<li> <?php edit_post_link(' Edit it!', '', ''); ?> ></li>

To add the previous/next, open index.php and find this:

<?php endwhile; ?>

Add this line right below it:

<p><?php next_posts_link('« Previous Entries /') ?> <a href="<?php echo get_settings('home'); ?>" title="return home">Home</a> <?php previous_posts_link('/ Next Entries »') ?></p>

When I tried to edit the theme to add an edit link, it displays a plain white screen when I attempt to view posts. I saw the previous/next links in the source files but they are not appearing.

Has anyone else experienced the same issue, or is it just my server?

The bug seems to be due in part to the number of categories per post although it works fine on my test site with multiple categories. Try reducing the number of category in a new post and see if it works, that might give me some clue to help debug it.

There are many ways to control that from within your WP Admin. Login and go to WP Admin > Options > Discussion

there you can set “Comment author must have a previously approved comment” to prevent spammers from getting through. Also, you really need to use a anti-spam plugin like SpamKarma2 or Akismet. Also, you can add spam words to catch potential spammers posting comments.

As for completely removing comments in Tree V1, open index.php and look for this line between < and >

?php comments_template(); ?

and delete it.

but it hasn’t worked.

Maybe this is because I am still, I think (!), using Tree V1 ?

If so, can you please advise me how to remove “Comments” completely from my site - they (porn etc posing as “comments”) are now swamping the site !!

thanks ~ CJ

Unfortunatly, you will have to edit most all of them, with the exception of style.css that is.

Sure, how about you give me a day or two?

The first issue is due to the logog issue, either change the code in the template to logog or change the style in CSS to logo, make sure they match, then add the image of the correct name, type and size!

The second issue with the links using some plugin, it is a plugin issue and I am not familiar with it, so try contacting the plugin author.

I’ve just noticed one other thing with this theme that I’d like to run by you please. When one uses something like an email to blog plugin or “Blog This!” bookmarklet or the like which allows one to put an external link in a post title, the post title with this theme plays up. For example, instead of a title called “Google” with an external link to Google appearing only as “Google” (and linking to Google), one gets “Google”>Google”, the first Google pointing to a WP permalink on the site and the second pointing to Google. Do you know whether it’s possible to fix this please?

Many thanks
Richard

In case it helps, I noticed that the line of code you gave me above differs from the line in the nonzero green folder. In the green.css file, the line is: “.logog { LEFT: 355px; BACKGROUND-IMAGE: url(’images/logo2.gif’); WIDTH: 147px; BACKGROUND-REPEAT: no-repeat; POSITION: absolute; TOP: 40px; HEIGHT: 178px }”.

Might that explain my problems? Particularly the “logog” rather than “logo” bit? I’ve tried both, by the way, but neither seems to work.

Would really appreciate your help with this because if I can get this working your theme will be perfect.

Thanks again
Richard

The Red version is NOT widget ready, hence the release of the green

1) As for the background, use a 1 to 10px high 2000px wide image and call it say bg.gif.

Then add this line of code to your css:

background:url(images/bg.gif) top repeat-y #fff;

2) Adding a logo that floats is tricky, the code exists in your stylesheet (see below), just adjust the width and height to position it, and add a logo image called logo2.gif into your images folder within the CSS folder:

.logo { LEFT: 510px !important; LEFT: 515px; BACKGROUND-IMAGE: url(images/logo2.gif); WIDTH: 270px; BACKGROUND-REPEAT: no-repeat; POSITION: absolute; TOP:0px; HEIGHT: 200px }

To delete the blog name and description, open header.php and delete the ?php bloginfo(’name’); ? and ?php bloginfo(’description’); ? within < and >

Thanks again. If you can help me with these things - and I get them working - please flick me a paypal request for, say, US$15.