jclark
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Supporting Multiple Permalink styles?Thanks vkaryl. I considered .htaccess redirects, but the only way I can think to do that is to have one for each of my (300+) posts (yikes).
For example,
/weblog/tech/foo/might now be/weblog/2005/02/07/foo/, but/weblog/tech/bar/might now be/weblog/2004/09/30/bar/. WP can understand the old category-permalinks, but only when I make that my permalink style, at the expense of date-permalinks. I just need some way to get it to recognize both.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Markdown <!–more–> renders invalid HTMLThe original poster’s issue appears to be resolved, although I’m experiencing a related issue with WP2.0 and PHP Markdown 1.0.1c… reference-style links defined at the end of the document don’t work with
<!--more-->if only the excerpt is showing. I’m not sure this is easily fixed without changing WP (but see below for workaround). Here’s a sample Markdown post:blah blah blah [link][1] blah
<!--more-->
blah blah blah [other link][2]
[1]: (link URI)
[2]: (link URI)The problem is the the_content() (defined in wp-includes/template-functions-post.php) calls get_the_content(), which splits the original post if
<!--more-->is present and there’s more than one post on the current page. After getting back the top of the post from get_the_content(), the_content() then applies filters (including markdown).The workaround is to move any reference link definitions used before the
<!--more-->, up before the<!--more-->. Like so:blah blah blah [link][1] blah
[1]: (link URI)
<!--more-->
blah blah blah [other link][2]
[2]: (link URI)