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  • Say Kei has author id of 5 and Jim has author id of 7, then the LINE 7 and 21 of http://pastebin.com/328591 will look like the following

    LINE 7
    <?php query_posts( 'author=5&showposts=5' ); ?>

    LINE 21
    <?php query_posts( 'author=7&showposts=5' ); ?>

    Go to admin panel User -> Authors and Users to find out the author id.

    Thread Starter amnesia

    (@amnesia)

    yeah, Kei= 1 and Jim = 2 so i dont understand why it’s doing what it’s doing.

    You DON’T put “kei” nor “Jim” in the code. you will have only, again, the following.

    LINE 7
    <?php query_posts( 'author=1&showposts=5' ); ?>

    LINE 21
    <?php query_posts( 'author=2&showposts=5' ); ?>

    Thread Starter amnesia

    (@amnesia)

    damn I feel like an idiot.
    i can feel your vein pulsing at the idiocy.

    I’ll try now.

    Thread Starter amnesia

    (@amnesia)

    *hugs*

    thank you!
    I’ll be updating this thread later to let you know of my progress and hopefully success!

    Thread Starter amnesia

    (@amnesia)

    i’m back, and being an idiot.

    I’ve searched that page and inserted strings here and there but to no avail.
    I just dont know how to make a line between the two categories.
    and I dont know how to force it to display the post partially followed by a ‘read more’

    Thread Starter amnesia

    (@amnesia)

    I added <?php the_content(‘Read on…’); ?>

    and it shows the text, but it doesn’t summarize. 🙁

    In order to make the “more…” to work, you have to insert that “quicktag” in your text when writing the post – where you want the text to break.
    Study your own admin panel 🙂

    Thread Starter amnesia

    (@amnesia)

    thank you ^_^

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