Comments on: Panda Bear on Call and Residency

By: BezhenBazhen

BezhenBazhen — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 05:35:39 +0000

Interestingly, even for accountants ))))

By: Panda Bear

Panda Bear — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 19:44:14 +0000

Hey, if you don’t mind helping me do one more thing, how do I set up an automatic redirect?

By: Panda Bear

Panda Bear — Tue, 13 Mar 2007 03:08:16 +0000

Man. There is no way to get wordpress to automatically install the blog in the root directory. I deleted the blog, did a new install, and was not presented with any options to do it. I got one option that let me specify a directory but when I browsed, all I got was /tmp as an option. Now the sidebar doesn’t show up in the root directory but does show up in the /blog1.

By: Hoover

Hoover — Tue, 13 Mar 2007 00:02:23 +0000

If your files are already in your root folder, click on ‘Options’ in your admin area and make sure that WordPress address (URL), and Blog address (URL): both point to http://pandabearmd.com/

If not, do a fresh install with files in your root.

For the links, click ‘Blogroll’ and then ‘Manage Blogroll’ and make sure that you’ve got it set to show all links. You don’t hardcode the links into the template. Instead you add them through the blogroll in your backend. I don’t know if you’ve been trying to edit the template file (I know Blogger was this way), but you don’t do it like that in Wordpress.

I can see your General category. In some templates, the categories won’t show until you’ve populated them with posts. It does seem to be working at the moment though.

By: Panda Bear

Panda Bear — Mon, 12 Mar 2007 23:51:55 +0000

I noticed this too. But I just selected the defualts. Do I just move them over to the root domain?

Also, my links still do not show up. I inserted the code in my sidebar file. do I have to re-compile or something like that to make the changes take effect? (which shows how old I am to even ask that question) If you click on the first article, you will see all three links but only two show up in /home and none in /blog1 or the root directory.

Sorry to keep bugging you. My categories refuse to show up too.