Comment on Stallion WordPress SEO Theme by SEO Dave.

WordPress SEO Theme My version of the WP Expander plugin fixes a few minor coding errors, basically the author has left white space at the end of PHP code, if you know anything about PHP you’ll know this can cause problems.

I realized the issue because when you leave blank spaces at the end of a PHP file and view source of the web page running it you sometimes find empty lines at the very top of the code. Every blank line tends to equal one white space error. East to fix, load each file in a text editor and remove any blank lines or spaces after the PHP code.

So you won’t need to buy again, if you run into problems remove the blank lines and white space.

The WordPress SEO Super Comments Plugin for Talian 05 is included with the Talian 5 zip file, you need to install it like any other plugin.

In Stallion I’ve incorporated the plugin code directly into the theme with a major rewrite, so to activate it go to the Stallion Advanced SEO options page.

If you run Stallion on a site turn the Talian version of the plugin off, it interferes with the new Stallion version of the code. The Stallion version includes some new features, works in combination with the Comment title plugin, uses the titles as the title element (title tag) of the comment pages and in other areas. Also incorporated the gravatar code into the Stallion SEO Super comments plugin and the automated thumbnails plugin built into Stallion, if the original post has a image shown (feature image or a YouTube screenshot for example) it’s also shown on the comment pages. If you leave the Talian version turned on those three features don’t work as the separate plugin version overrides the theme version.

To remove elements from the static blogs Pages you’d create a new Page template. As it happens I just realized I forgot to delete a template I made for this site, I’m running a plugin for the ordering system and it uses static Pages for the Thank You and Download pages. I made a static Page template and stripped out various elements I didn’t want on those pages, tested it in my test site and forgot all about it, so it’s in the zip file :-)

You can access it via the Static Page template system when you create/edit a static Page (like the About page), the template is called “Static Page Download” and I’ve removed a lot of stuff from it (filename page-download.php), that about as clean as it gets. There’s other Page templates including “Static Page No Ads” (filename page-ad-free.php) which has ads removed.

David