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  • ivovic

    (@ivovic)

    you just want the count? or you want the count as part of the list, but only for that category?

    ivovic

    (@ivovic)

    that’s completely irrational.

    sorry, but you’re nuts.

    you have a nail in front of you… and access to a hammer, but you’re asking if you could maybe use something else to beat it in.

    what’s wrong with you?

    use role manager because THAT’S WHAT IT’S FOR. You can then deactivate it if you really want, nothing is forever.

    ivovic

    (@ivovic)

    ohhh the tag pages is what he means… my bad.

    ivovic

    (@ivovic)

    I’ve waited bleeding in the emergency room longer than 3 hours.

    “The best solution is if I could make a template for the one category that is separate from the other categories, but I am sure this is not possible.”

    oh, but it is… still, the solutions you choose should be ones that you can support yourself, so if you’re happy with nexgen, then more power to you 🙂

    ivovic

    (@ivovic)

    If you’re confident with php, you can use this little trick, otherwise see the plugins also linked on that page.

    *cough*

    ivovic

    (@ivovic)

    you’re probably best off contacting the theme author for this one – themes with option pages are more like plugins.

    ivovic

    (@ivovic)

    as much as I like details, I’m definitely not into trawling core code and making upgrades more difficult, over a blue underline. 🙂

    but I wish you luck in working it out.

    ivovic

    (@ivovic)

    well, I think the root of your problem is that you’re using negative margins all over the place.

    I can’t seem to find a good reason for that though… but with that many negative margins stacked upon each other I’m not surprised you’re getting some odd rendering.

    I understand they work, and I’ve used them myself, but they’re best avoided because they’re really a hack, where often no hack is necessary… and especially in your layout as I understand it.

    left/right margins I get, maybe even negative top margins I can understand, but negative bottom margins?… used to “suck under” content below it?

    that’s pretty odd.

    ivovic

    (@ivovic)

    anything is possible, the issue is only what it does by default, and good luck getting the visual editor to behave the way you would like.

    “linked images” is a neat way of saying it, but unfortunately they’re different elements, not a single element with a link attribute… so it’s more accurate to say “link with an image in it” which doesn’t make it sound nearly as easy.

    thing is, you can change the image based on something that happens to the link (which is it’s parent element) by doing:

    a:hover img { border: 1px solid red; }

    that’ll change the actual image border, for linked images but nothing else that’s linked… unfortunately there’s no way of getting a child element (like the image) to affect the parent element (the anchor).

    ivovic

    (@ivovic)

    you have porn sites linking to YOU?

    that’s hot… and strange.

    ivovic

    (@ivovic)

    people begged for years to have pages searchable, now that they are, everyone’s complaining 🙂

    personally I think you should be able to restrict the search to a category/post type/etc as part of the search form itself.

    ivovic

    (@ivovic)

    dashed borders are usually on things like <abbr> tags, and some link plugins will actually set styles for you, on links they automatically create based on keywords.

    that’s really the only way to differentiate between anchors with images in them, and anchors with just text in them.

    Unless you really want to add classes to all your anchored images, you don’t have a lot of choice.

    There has to be some kind of indicator to differentiate, whether it’s the class or the containing element.

    ivovic

    (@ivovic)

    I agree… Music, Art and Featured.

    ivovic

    (@ivovic)

    putting a 1px border under anchors is annoying when you can use underline.

    if that’s good enough, set your a:hover style to remove the border and use ‘text-decoration: underline;’ instead.

    if not, you’ll have to differentiate between image links and text links.

    in your post you can do <a class=”classname” href=”url”, but that’s a bigger pain in the ass than it’s worth, isn’t it?

    I think you’re better off just sacrificing the bottom border in lieu of the underline.

    ivovic

    (@ivovic)

    I’m not sure what you’re asking – the role manager allows you to add the “moderate comments” capability to any user or role, by ticking a tickbox.

    I don’t know if any other hack is necessary as I haven’t tested this, but you can easily enough.

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