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How to enable page comment on Kubrick theme

Thursday, March 19th, 2009

Ever wonder why you can't seem to enable the comment function on your pages even the enable comment box is ticked? It's because the comment function was removed on the latest Kubrick theme. Not sure why... but here's a quick fix, you can open page.php file and add the following code:

<?php comments_template(); ?>

You can add the comment function before the edit_post_link():

<?php edit_post_link('Edit this entry.', '<p>', '</p>'); ?>
<!-- insert the comment function here -->
</div>
<?php get_sidebar(); ?>
<?php get_footer(); ?>

Now time for testing...

Tags: enable page comment, kubrick theme
Posted in Wordpress | 2 Comments »

WordPress Theme: Tnomeralc Web Design Toys

Monday, March 9th, 2009
tnomeralc web design toys theme

tnomeralc web design toys theme

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Tnomeralc web design toys is a two column widget-ready theme created for WordPress. The theme is design to maximize you adsense earning by increasing adsense ctr. The blue link color act as camouflage thus make the ads more likely to get a click.
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Tags: Tnomeralc Web Design Toys, wordpress for adsense, wordpress themes
Posted in Wordpress | 8 Comments »

Solve Duplicate URL Using Canonical Link Tag

Tuesday, February 17th, 2009

Everyone is aware that duplicate url/content causes a negative effect on search engine, worry no more because Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft already made an action to solve the issues. The three search engine company announced the support for the new link tag to clean up duplicate urls on sites that produces duplicate content.

Here an example on how canonical link tag works. If you have a blog post URL: http://www.eligio.org/kakashi-is-dead-naruto-shippuuden-mad-spoiler.html and you have a lot of comment on that topic, this produces duplicate url/content. See URL with comment http://www.eligio.org/kakashi-is-dead-naruto-shippuuden-mad-spoiler.html/comment-page-2#comments . Both URL produces duplicate content, so in order to prevent this, We use the new implemented link tag, this will be added under the HEAD tag.

Example Canonical Link Tag

<link rel="canonical" href="http://www.eligio.org/kakashi-is-dead-naruto-shippuuden-mad-spoiler.html"/>

The canonical link tag tell the search engine that the preferred location is specified in the link tag. This is the same function as when using 301/permanent redirect.

If you are using wordpress/drupal, Joost de Valk has already made canonical plug-in for WordPress and Drupal module.

To learn more about canonical link element you can visit Matts Cutts Blog.

Tags: 310 redirect, canonical link tag, Drupal Module, new link tag, permanent redirect, wordpress plugin
Posted in Drupal, SEO/SEM, Wordpress | 1 Comment »

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