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Should be pretty simple to do this by writing a function hooking into the post_class filter, e.g.

function add_unique_post_class($classes, $class, $post_id) {
$classes[] = "unique_class_$post_id";
return $classes;
}

add_filter('post_class', 'add_unique_post_class', 10, 3);

The Codex is out of date. Templates in a child theme should override those in the parent theme. There are some links in this article. Ian Stewart also wrote about this in his theme frameworks article.

I’m sure theme developers would be extremely grateful if you tried this out and updated the Codex.

Try enabling it on the Tarski Options page. It’s listed under Sidebar.

From the discussion on the Tarski forum, my question:

I take it the older/newer posts navigation works ok on other themes?

And the answer…

Hrm. Just tested it with WordPress Default Theme 1.6 and had the same problem — no display at the bottom of the front page, but if I searched for a term (say, “Recipe”), the page navigation appears on the results page.

So the problem isn’t Tarski. It’s my site…

Didn’t I answer this six months ago? 🙂