All posts and all comments are back.
WordPress’s major spying process has been disabled.
I need to restore the blogroll and the copyleft.
Certain serious security holes remain.
Blog (mostly) restored
All posts and all comments are back.
WordPress’s major spying process has been disabled.
I need to restore the blogroll and the copyleft.
Certain serious security holes remain.
Can also be good if you update the blogroll while at it, no use linking to defunct or abandoned sites.
Like the old theme more readable even if comments worse.
Easier to screenshot and share long columns.
I liked the old theme also, but it is no longer available when I search through themes. I conjecture it is incompatible with the new version of PHP — because when I used it, wordpress crashed with a PHP syntax error.
This seems an updated version of the original to work with newer WordPress https://wordpress.org/themes/kubrick-2024/preview/
Ah, thanks.
That is what I want. It is the old theme, with very minor concessions to postmodernity. As it says: “WordPress classic”
Culture is downstream.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZBf7qeDw0k
The feature of having a list of the last 10 or 20 comments listed by user and blog post was really great.
Easily configured in WordPress settings.
Probably needless for me to say, but WP is being attacked by fake plug-in attacks, where the site admin accidentally installs malware posing as a legitimate WordPress plugin, which causes the site to attempt to phish its visitors. But the timing of your blog going kaput, right before the election, is a bit suspicious. Makes me think enemy action.
I notice the cats changed. My usual fake email hashed into a new avatar. Did the cipher suite on that plug-in change? Testing to make sure my usual fake email produces the same new cat
I think the actual images are tied to themes which can be changed. So the same hash can produce a different image, all you need to do is replace the image set.
I like this new theme. I was wondering why I was getting the mobile layout though.
Turns out I had the website at 250% zoom, because the old layout sucked for hidpi displays like mine so I had to zoom in to read text comfortably.