Okay, you figured that out. Now can you tell me why I keep getting logged out? I am back to being a purple square face. Under my comment, though, it knows my name and e-mail. I just don’t get it. I might as well stay purple.
Sometimes I can go three days, other times I have to log in twice in one day… and if don’t check “Remember Me”, it’s every time.
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But as for logging in… WordPress put cookies on your computer, so it recognizes you when you come back.
It shows you your name and email address below the comment box.
….
Do not be fooled. Merely typing a comment there and submitting it does not log you in.
If you do that, you will be PurpleFace.
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Instead, you must look above the top comment box, to the right, just under the star rating for the page, and click the little words “Log in“…
That will take you briefly to the log in page, probably already filled in, if you let your browser remember passwords, but if not, type your name and password.
Click “Remember Me” before you submit it.
Then you are logged in.
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If you see your name and email when you get here, you must log in at the top of the page, even if your first comment will be a reply farther down.
If you were already logged in, you wouldn’t see your name and email, only your avatar, and the words, above the comment box, “You are logged in as Perkycat | Log out”
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All that said… I do see your kitty avatar now, as I did the last time you said you were PurpleFace.
Either you did log in, or WordPress figured out what was supposed to be your avatar anyway, even when not logged in.
I have to log in about every eight to ten days myself. It may be WordPress’s way to keep accounts up to date and limit use by someone else on the same computer.
But if you didn’t log in, that’s why you’re seeing the purple face by your comment.
You need to log in to see your avatar.
….
Apparently, most of.the rest of us are seeing your kitty cat anyway …
But I don’t know for how long…. and we can’t see your tag that would probably say “Famed Member”.
Since I don’t use the site until I log in, myself, I’m not sure whether you can follow people, follow responses to your comments, or read your comment history, which I think would be separate from your logged in history, if so.
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I just go ahead and log in, whenever I see that the site is showing my email address…
I let Google remember my password, since it’s not like a bank account, so it only takes a few seconds.
I very much like the Sam Cooke song, which was in my heart in the early 70s. “If I don’t find me a honey, to help me spend my money. I’m gonna havta blow this town.”
Susan, the song appeals to anyone alone in a new town, right? Except when I enjoyed it most I had a lot of friends and we enjoyed it together! It’s a puzzle, maybe it’s just because it is so good. Except for the Frankenstein reference.
Alexikakos
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2 years ago
From yesterday (set to start about a second before the scene).
I shut the sound off.
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happyhappyhappy
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2 years ago
I need to give warning to this episode as well. After all, it was the 60’s.
Explicit nudities are to be expected.
Awwww…..there’s only one more. 🙁 🙁
But who knew “Andy Capp” only began in 1957? (what happened to # 6? / he was here for one comment and never returned / he was a regular on “Andy Capp” until falling victim to one of GoComics’ moderators / as you know, different ones seem to take offence to different things, for seemingly random reasons).
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happyhappyhappy
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2 years ago
I can’t believe that you let her keep them in the house.
They should be in a proper storage bunker.
DennisinSeattle
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2 years ago
So it’s all about Georgia tonight. Is that because the Bulldogs just won the national championship?
after the debacle of the Hubble, that would not be a huge surprise —
just goes to show you no matter how prepared you think you are
mistakes are still made
As Susan said, the total comment count has only a partial influence on the number of pages WordPress opens for replies to a particular posting.
It is the number of “main comments” (for lack of a better term) that dictate the number of pages.
WordPress has decided on 20 main comments. Replies to the main comment will increase the comment count, but do not count toward the opening of a new page.
More than 20 on any given page will trigger a new page.
The attachment shows the buttons to click on to open or close replies to a comment (I hope it’s clear / if there are no replies the button does not appear).
We had Chicken a la Bouillabaisse yesterday (without the cream the recipe asks for), and today we’re still stuffed (it was too good!). Therefore, it will be a light version (milk, zucchini and one egg instead of cream) of Gratin Dauphinois tonight.
MontanaLady
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2 years ago
Oh. Cleo and her toys. How nice of Clara to keep Cleo’s house organized.
perkycat
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2 years ago
So, is Clara going to get Cleo a stool so she can reach the cupboard? Or does Cleo have to get it herself??
To go back to GoComics days.
I’m first ! ! I’m first ! !
There aren’t any laws about dogs owning surface to surface ballistic missiles.
not yet!
.
There; that’s comfortable…
“Don’t bother me, I’m napping.”
If that pup shows any more excitement about my being first we might think it’s awake.
It’s excited inside.
.
Yet, we survived. Kinda.
Mr & Mrs Arthur Miller and friend
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Miller, indeed.
Some say one problem in their marriage was that he hated being thought of as Mr. Monroe.
,
This painting (by Sam Spratt) is very cool! Love it!
It gets a Like from me,
Any significance to Georgia being a theme in the above music videos? (all great songs, by the way! Just wonderin’….)
I posted that I thought it was because the Georgia Bulldogs just beat Alabama for the national championship. But my posts always appear at the bottom.
You may already know…
if so I apologise for explaining…
Fresh comments, made in the box on top, and sometimes called “top level” posts, end up in order on the page, first to last.
They’re also in a larger font.
….
You see yours briefly at the top, when you submit it, maybe so you can re-read or edit it…
but when you refresh the page, it’ll be at the bottom.
Once there are 20, the 21st one will start Page 2.
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Replies are nested first to last, indented underneath the comment they are responding to, and replies to replies are further indented under those.
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The upshot is that to put your post higher on the page, you have to post it as a reply to someone.
Unfortunately if everybody does that, later replies sometimes pile up ahead of earlier comments, and we can’t tell where some posts are directed.
Okay, you figured that out. Now can you tell me why I keep getting logged out? I am back to being a purple square face. Under my comment, though, it knows my name and e-mail. I just don’t get it. I might as well stay purple.
When I post the comment, my avatar and name come up. But over <<<<< there, I am a purple square face.
I don’t know why we get logged out so often…
Sometimes I can go three days, other times I have to log in twice in one day… and if don’t check “Remember Me”, it’s every time.
…
But as for logging in… WordPress put cookies on your computer, so it recognizes you when you come back.
It shows you your name and email address below the comment box.
….
Do not be fooled. Merely typing a comment there and submitting it does not log you in.
If you do that, you will be PurpleFace.
….
Instead, you must look above the top comment box, to the right, just under the star rating for the page, and click the little words “Log in“…
That will take you briefly to the log in page, probably already filled in, if you let your browser remember passwords, but if not, type your name and password.
Click “Remember Me” before you submit it.
Then you are logged in.
…
If you see your name and email when you get here, you must log in at the top of the page, even if your first comment will be a reply farther down.
If you were already logged in, you wouldn’t see your name and email, only your avatar, and the words, above the comment box, “You are logged in as Perkycat | Log out”
…
All that said… I do see your kitty avatar now, as I did the last time you said you were PurpleFace.
Either you did log in, or WordPress figured out what was supposed to be your avatar anyway, even when not logged in.
I didn’t log in. Still purple face over there <<<<<. Weird.
I see you alright.
I have to log in about every eight to ten days myself. It may be WordPress’s way to keep accounts up to date and limit use by someone else on the same computer.
But if you didn’t log in, that’s why you’re seeing the purple face by your comment.
You need to log in to see your avatar.
….
Apparently, most of.the rest of us are seeing your kitty cat anyway …
But I don’t know for how long…. and we can’t see your tag that would probably say “Famed Member”.
Since I don’t use the site until I log in, myself, I’m not sure whether you can follow people, follow responses to your comments, or read your comment history, which I think would be separate from your logged in history, if so.
…
I just go ahead and log in, whenever I see that the site is showing my email address…
I let Google remember my password, since it’s not like a bank account, so it only takes a few seconds.
happens to me, too—at least once or twice a week
I seem to need to log in about once a week or so. Maybe it’s a Word Press thing.
I very much like the Sam Cooke song, which was in my heart in the early 70s. “If I don’t find me a honey, to help me spend my money. I’m gonna havta blow this town.”
i have no idea why, but that song has been an earworm for me for decades.
I like it, but it’s not a huge favorite.
As an earworm, I don’t dislike it…
but I’ve never been able to figure out why it pops into my head so often.
Susan, the song appeals to anyone alone in a new town, right? Except when I enjoyed it most I had a lot of friends and we enjoyed it together! It’s a puzzle, maybe it’s just because it is so good. Except for the Frankenstein reference.
From yesterday (set to start about a second before the scene).
I shut the sound off.
I need to give warning to this episode as well. After all, it was the 60’s.
Explicit nudities are to be expected.
Awwww…..there’s only one more. 🙁 🙁
But who knew “Andy Capp” only began in 1957? (what happened to # 6? / he was here for one comment and never returned / he was a regular on “Andy Capp” until falling victim to one of GoComics’ moderators / as you know, different ones seem to take offence to different things, for seemingly random reasons).
I can’t believe that you let her keep them in the house.
They should be in a proper storage bunker.
So it’s all about Georgia tonight. Is that because the Bulldogs just won the national championship?
yes—-Alabama is never on my mind
I know very little about weaponry… but… um… wouldn’t that be a pretty gigantic cabinet?
Then again… why not tear out the spare bedroom, to make space for huge missiles behind the laundry room wall?
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What could Claude and Clara possibly need room for in their own cupboards that’s more important than their dog‘s armaments?
Maybe if they’re lucky, Cleo will allow them space for a jug of detergent and a bottle of Spray ‘n Wash…
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They’d have to beg… dogs don’t really understand why humans want their clothes to be clean, or worse, smell like soap, or flowers.
Dogs would prefer a scent like “Dead Things from the Woods”, or in Cleo’s case… gunpowder.
those are doggie-size infrared homing surface to surface ballistic missiles
Chihuahua or Great Dane?
somewhere in between
curried chicken
Hahahahahaha……..
Oy…
And what color are Barbie’s lipstick and earrings?
after the debacle of the Hubble, that would not be a huge surprise —
just goes to show you no matter how prepared you think you are
mistakes are still made
good joke!
As Susan said, the total comment count has only a partial influence on the number of pages WordPress opens for replies to a particular posting.
It is the number of “main comments” (for lack of a better term) that dictate the number of pages.
WordPress has decided on 20 main comments. Replies to the main comment will increase the comment count, but do not count toward the opening of a new page.
More than 20 on any given page will trigger a new page.
The attachment shows the buttons to click on to open or close replies to a comment (I hope it’s clear / if there are no replies the button does not appear).
Would you believe…. SSMs?
Good morning Cleophanatics!
Y’all have a safe day.. (((((HuGz!)))))
We had Chicken a la Bouillabaisse yesterday (without the cream the recipe asks for), and today we’re still stuffed (it was too good!). Therefore, it will be a light version (milk, zucchini and one egg instead of cream) of Gratin Dauphinois tonight.
Oh. Cleo and her toys. How nice of Clara to keep Cleo’s house organized.
So, is Clara going to get Cleo a stool so she can reach the cupboard? Or does Cleo have to get it herself??
uh….what was the middle thing again?