Digital Raindrops

Not 100% but is it this line?

$iframe_post_id = (int) (0 == $post_ID ? $temp_ID : $post_ID);

For other eyes PHP short examples if statements:
Like this $var = (condition) ? true : false;

$iframe_post_id = ((int) $post_ID && $post_ID) ? $post_ID : $temp_ID;
//does it have a value and a non zero integer

Maybe test the $post_ID first integer or 0:

$post_ID =  ( (int) $post_ID ) ? $post_ID : 0;
$iframe_post_id = ( $post_ID ) ? $post_ID : $temp_ID;

HTH

David

Hi Annie,
Excerpts More Tag will work with the twenty eleven theme, have you tested that?

Also there is a post area for creating a custom excerpt in the post ;Screen Options’

Excepts Explained!

Woo Themes are back up and running!

David

This is tested and works!

To hide it sitewide on the search, category, archive and single pages

.entry-meta {
   display: none;
}

To hide it just on on the single page view, but still show it in the lists.

.single .entry-meta {
   display: none;
}

Please mark this as resoved if this works, and start a new topic for any other questions.

HTH

David

I used Artisteer when I started with themes and I am not sure now, but all Artisteer generated themes did not get accepted to the directory, I can see by the look and elements that the theme is an Artisteer.

<div class="art-bar art-nav">
        <div class="art-nav-outer">
        <div class="art-nav-wrapper">
        <div class="art-nav-inner">

The theme inspectors will know by the code functions, as there are a number of template structure, theme code issues which make them not suitable.

WARNING: This theme appears to have been auto-generated. Generated themes are not allowed in the themes directory.

I changed to devloping from the default WordPress theme changing code and elements for a custom theme, most of the themes in the directory are variants based on the default themes.

David

If you used the correct Hostname (server), username and password and you cannot get into the database contact your ISP!

You should not need to tweek data in the tables, more information on what you are trying to do might help, and are you taking the correct path?

David

In your ISP Control Panel “File Manager” or use FTP to look in wp-config.php at lines 17-28

// ** MySQL settings - You can get this info from your web host ** //
/** The name of the database for WordPress */
define('DB_NAME', 'wordpress');

/** MySQL database username */
define('DB_USER', 'root');

/** MySQL database password */
define('DB_PASSWORD', '');

/** MySQL hostname */
define('DB_HOST', 'localhost');

HTH

David