Here's something I noticed in WordPress 1.5-beta-1 2004-12-31. I use various HTML tags in my articles, like strong, code, ul. They look fine when the articles are viewed on the main page of the site. However they vanish when I browse the articles from the archives (by date or by category, for example) or if the articles come from a search query.
Here's an example:
- on the homepage http://www.macuser.ro/ there is an article with a "code" block and a "strong"-ed word. Currently the article is the third from top to bottom (it's in Romanian)
- if you click on "December" ( http://www.macuser.ro/2004/12/ ) you'll see the same article but the tags are absent.
Is this a bug or is something I can fix through a setting?
Go check the Kubrick FAQ - it's described and answered there.
Could you give us a link to the Kubrick FAQ? Thanks.
http://www.binarybonsai.com/kubrick
The archive pages only show the excerpts - if you want the full post (with images etc.) there, you will have to change a line in the page source.
simonread
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Posted 4 years ago #
Sorry for bringing this topic back up, but I seem to have a problem with this. I'm trying to achieve exactly the same thing as the original poster, and I've read through the Kubrick FAQ. However, I've opened up 'index.php' in my Default theme folder (which is the Kubrick theme) and it only contains around 43 lines of code. What gives? Sorry if this is obvious, I'm quite new to Wordpress
I'm using the latest nightly, by the way.
simonread
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Posted 4 years ago #
Perfect, thanks for your help mdawaffe :)
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