WordPress has a built-in cron function which plugin developers can use. This however relies on somebody visiting your site regularly so it can appear to be unreliable. They do a good job for internal functions, but you can’t easily trigger a script without writing a plugin.

Plesk calls Cron Jobs “Scheduled Tasks”, you can find those under Tools and Settings (in Hosting Provider View) or under Websites and Domains – Advanced (in Power User View).

I am using a plesk panel with godaddy and i cannot find how to set up a cron job. What i would like to know is whether wordpress has any plugins or set-up a cron job.

Many thanks

Roy M J

echo '</ul></div>';

The full function for the menu just for completion, without the RSS line at the end looks like this:

// Produces a list of pages in the header without whitespace -- er, I mean negative space.
function sandbox_globalnav() {
echo '<div id="menu"><ul><li><a href="'. get_settings('home') .'/" title="'. get_bloginfo('name') .'" rel="home">Home</a></li>';
$menu = wp_list_pages('title_li=&sort_column=menu_order&echo=0'); // Params for the page list in header.php
echo str_replace(array("\r", "\n", "\t"), '', $menu);
echo '</ul></div>';
}

Hope it works out for you. I strongly recommend using the Autofocus Pro Version, this version from the WordPress repo is no longer supported. The new version has full menu support, a horizontal menu, different front page options and all kinds of other comfortable styling options. There’s a free version too, but the premium theme for $25 is well worth it. And I’m not getting paid to say this either

Check it out at Allan Cole’s Site FTHRWGHT

yes that’s the way it works – and on my test site it works without problems. But then, I’m using the self-hosted version of WordPress. I think this may have to do with WordPress.com – sadly I haven’t got the CSS package so I can’t try it out myself.

I’ve just had a look at your site, and the CSS is indeed different. Try addiung this piece of code to the bottom of your stylesheet, this should work on WordPress.com:

.featured-date {display: none;}

Let me know how it works out.

Sorry it’s not working out for you – have a look at VaultPress, or as a free alternative WP-DB-Backup by Austin Matzko. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-db-backup/

The remedy is to copy the file from a clean source, or a backup you’ve made before you made an amendment. You can find the clean files here: http://wordpress.org/extend/themes/autofocus