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Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: 52 new plugins !!52 plugins! A plugin for every week of the year:-)
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Theme A foolish thing!! HelpYou can login to your admin panel and select another theme to be active.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: problem with Gentle Calm themeThanks Podz & Jinsan. I must have did a blanket removal of the bulleting instead of just for the sidebar.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Showing articles on another page (not a wordpress page)This thread should be of help…
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to show latest post on my home page (outside of wp)?If the blog is located on the same server, then you can
include('/path/to/wp-blog-header.php');
This will allow you to use the standard WP functions.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to show latest post on my home page (outside of wp)?[Edited as I misread the OP’s question. My apologies]
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Theme for Recipe Site?It’s a good idea to install a seperate sandbox/test area. You can install this on your local machine or on the same host.
You can then test out the themes safe in the knowledge that you’re not affecting your main site.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Theme for Recipe Site?“but apparently it’s not downloadable”
Which theme was that?Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Internet Explorer crashing on scrollsThis is an interesting issue in a geeky sort of way. Unfortunately, I don’t have the time to investigate at the moment but I can provide a little more information in addition to what the OP posted.
Firstly, I can confirm that the issue does occur. I’ve reproduced this with IE6 on Windows XP SP2. In my case the main page is fine but if I click on the “Breaknecks” post, IE crashes. No need to scroll.
Secondly, this is not a WP issue.
Thirdly, whilst the page has a few validation errors, I do not believe that is the cause. There’s none of the usual suspects and the html code doesn’t turn up anything particularly suspicious.
I do, however, suspect that the issue is to do with the CSS. As many of us are aware, there are several obscure ways to crash IE via CSS. When this particular site is viewed without CSS , the problem doesn’t occur.
I’d be interested to see what others find out.
Forum: Your WordPress
In reply to: New Workingbath DesignA abosolutely lovely design. Clean, functional but still altogether gorgeous.
I’m jealous:-)
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Coder needed to modify WordPress“We’d like one of the experienced coders to help us out… This is voluntary work as the site is non-profit.”
There’s not a lot of incentive here for people with the ability to take on what could end up being a time consuming project.Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: svn wordpress = how?I’m a bit busy with the day job at the moment but if there are no responses, I’ll try to write a quick writeup later this week with step by step instructions.
Basically though, the process is:
Telnet or SSH to your remote server
Navigate to where you want to check out
svn co http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk/Now in future, if you want to update, do a:
svn updateBe aware that SVN does need to be installed on the remote server.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: svn wordpress = how?I was just trying to add more feathers to my WP bow.
It’s always good to learn and I hope I haven’t put you off. Just be sure to try things out in a safe environment first:-)Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: svn wordpress = how?My apologies. In retrospect, what I wrote sounds harsher than I would have liked. I should have instead explained what was involved rather than bite. Call it a bad day, I’m not usually like this:-)
To make amends, I’ll attempt to give an overview of what SVN is:
SVN is a what is known as a version control or source control management (SCM) tool. It’s a way to maintain and track changes in source code. The concept is simillar to a library in that you have to check code in and out. You check in changes to what is stored in the code base (the repository) and the SCM maintains a log of these changes.
This means you can, for example, see what has changed, get the latest version of the code or even a specific version, and always have something to go back to if something goes wrong.
The first thing you need to do when using SVN is a checkout.When you do a SVN checkout, it gets out the latest version of the code.
Now that you have a fresh checkout, you can do a SVN update.
When you do a SVN update, what it does is updates the code that you have checked out to what is in the repository. If the code in the repository has changed, you get the latest version.
There’s a lot more to it but I hope that gives you a head start in understanding SVN.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: svn wordpress = how?“SVN seems to be bandied about like everyone should know what it is/does, might I suggest a more descriptive walkthrough”
It isn’t bandied around. It’s predominently a developers tool. Unless you’re fully aware of what SVN is and what it does, then you shouldn’t be attempting it.The SVN book is the ultimate resource. SVN is more than an update tool and not attempting to understand it will only lead to heartache.
[Edited as it wasn’t as constructive as I would have liked. My apologies]