ivovic

how do you set up wordpress locally without grasping the concept of a database?

anyway… check this out: http://codex.wordpress.org/Moving_WordPress

PS: I’ve just been informed that the Department of Human Interfaces has just suspended your capslock license.

whatever dude, you can be huffy if you like, or you can embrace the fact that thinking about your permalinks with more clarity has invalidated your supposed ‘problem’.

either way, the solution you were offered was quite a good one.

I know, it’s the sort of patch that makes you wonder if you really need a patch that much in the first place.

I feel dirty even posting it.

ok, that kind of freaks me out…

I don’t like when things go bump in the night, especially not on my web-space.

it has been done, style-sheet wise… but not very well.

ultimately though, even if you’re just doing it with stylesheets, you really want to match it to your own theme to make sure its working the way you want it to.

unfortunately the styles method often results in images being downloaded even though the element is set to display:none;.

you’re better off making a theme specifically for mobile use… but then how to tie it to a subdomain when wordpress keeps redirecting you?

like this

well, see I think you’re going about this entirely the wrong way.

instead of putting a div around your h2, and div around the list, why not just use the classes that are already there? Ditch those extra divs, they’re pointless.

<?php wp_list_pages('title_li=<h2>'.__('Pages').'</h2>'); ?>

<?php wp_list_categories('title_li=<h2>'.__('Categories').'</h2>'); ?>

.categories h2,
.pagenav h2 {
  put BOTH the box-header style stuff here
  as well as the H2 stuff you were using
}

.categories ul,
.pagenav ul {
  put the box-content stuff here.
}

.categories ul ul,
.pagenav ul ul {
  negate the stuff you did up there,
  remove borders, reset the padding and margins, whatever
  you don't want that stuff showing up for child pages/cats
}

everything has its own classes already, just *use* them

I think the stats server might be having some downtime – I just disabled my stats plugin because of connection timeouts to stats.wordpress.com