
Sometimes when you have migrated from an old theme to a new theme for your WordPress blog, you suddenly observe that all the comments on pages alone have disappeared and there is no option to add more comments. Also, at times when you are building a blog with a new theme, you might observe that especially pages do not have a comments section.
Fix: How to enable comments on your WordPress theme for pages
The reason the comments section are not appearing on the pages are because your theme is not enabled to do that. All you need to do is to add the below snippet line of code in your theme’s page.php file.
Google is piloting the display of specific author information in search results in order to help search users to identify and discover great content from niche expert authors. This is a huge initiative as it improves your credibility, popularity and brand image as a writer.
Nowadays when you search for a particular content, along with the search results you will find a new field linking the author of the article to his / her Google plus profile, this is actually an effort to bring the online world closer with the help of social tools like Google+. The below screenshot shows how the authorship or Google Author information is displayed on a search result.

Either if you are using Dreamweaver or a simple notepad to create a HTML webpage, you might have observed an underline for every basic hyperlink you create on the page. This is the default format of Hyperlinks on a webpage and its quite normal that designers wouldn’t want to have the underline below the simple hyper link.
Method 1: You could use a simple CSS code between the <HEAD> </HEAD> tags of the webpage under consideration and imply embed the below code to make the underline disappear.
<STYLE>
<!–
a {text-decoration:none}
//–>
</STYLE>

Often its very tedious and time wasting job to clean up the mess on your blog! I find it very irritating at times when several unwanted work eat up my precious time as a webmaster that I could have otherwise used for creating meaningful content to share on my blog. Various tasks that could consume your valuable time as a blogger are:
- Cleaning up Spam / pending comments
- Removing unwanted post revisions
- Deleting pending posts created by Spam bots
- Clearing web server cache etc.
- The list simply goes on.
I have observed that among web masters, even though success in not so very common, the problems that they face are common! I have had many web masters seeking help when they are facing issues with Spam Comments and they are finding it difficult to keep a tab on them even after installing Akismet plugin that helps in spam identification.
Let me clarify that the problem here is not in the identification of the Spam comments, but is in mass deleting all of them at one go without crashing your Wordpress installation. Often the “empty spam” button works like a charm when there are less comments like below a count of 1000. Imagine you have an amount of 20,000 pending comments – how would you tackle such a situation to delete all the spam comments? its simple, read on..
Mass Deleting un approved comments using a SQL query
Often it happens that without any know reason your WordPress Blog Feed page stops working. Its not a bad idea to check your WordPress blog feed URL if its working. Several symptoms of a non working Feed page are: