Updated – 18 April 2012 - Problem seems to have gone now, between my fix and the Apple update on 5 April.
Updated – 5 April 2012 – Apple released an update for iMac titled ‘iMac Wifi Update’ today, which I’ve now updated my system with. Hopefully this will completely fix the issue.
Original Post: Since upgrading to Lion (via App Store) I’ve had this issue on my iMac where wifi connection is always lost when come back from Sleep and have to reconnect – which didn’t happen in previous OSX versions. Annoying but the fact the workaround was simple meant I never looked into getting a fix, until today…
My fix was pretty simple – worked for me, maybe won’t work for everyones setup/situation:-
- System Prefs / Network / then Turn WiFi off
- Press Advanced button, it will probably show your usual WiFi network in Preferred Networks list
- Delete your usual WiFi network in this list (make sure you have your connection details/password first!!!)
- Press OK and will then need your System password to ok the change
After this, it then worked fine, auto-connecting after each Sleep.
So far tested with a short Sleep (2 mins) and a longer Sleep (about 30 mins)
Haven’t yet tested with an ‘overnight’ sleep.
I’ve added this info to Apple Support forum, as there seemed to be a lot of people with the same issue (20 pages worth!)
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3193100?start=285&tstart=0
Turning off comments for static pages in WordPress
Took a while to figure out how to turn off comments on static pages in WordPress.
Found the answer via WordPress support pages.
- Edit the Page in question
- In the top right of screen there should be ‘Screen Options’ menu. Click this.
- A drop-down menu (or similar) should then appear, allowing you to tick/untick lots of selections which will then be available when you’re editing Pages. One of these selections should be ‘Discussion’ and ‘Comments’. Tick both of these – and any others you want.
- Should then have lots of extra options added to your ‘Edit Page’ editing options, including ‘Discussion’ where you can turn off ‘Allow Comments’
Its a bit hidden away, so no wonder people (including me) have had trouble finding it.