Lorelle

I’m having the same problem. I’ve searched through the forum and can’t find a consistent answer, other than to blame plugins which I do not have installed. I think something is messing up with permalinks, as some mentioned changing the URL from example.com to w w w . example.com but that isn’t working for me either.

Sorry for the w w w but it seems new spam detection stuff or filters are killing off URLs even in backticks. ugh.

Any other ideas?

This is brilliant, though the spit out didn’t include commas. Just a mashed together space-less line of categories. I’ve been digging through tons of code and can’t find how to include the commas. Fixy, please! 😉

Thanks so much! I’ve been poking at this for months without success. And you were right. I should have been more clear about the use being in the Loop on a single post (in the post meta data section). Thanks!

Having used the Holly Hack for a few years, I was thrilled to find a better almost totally hack free solution at A List Apart’s Holy Grail layout. You might consider it, too.

See Creating a Static Front Page for information on how to do this. Pages do not have navigation like posts and multi-post views. When you view Pages, you are looking at only one.

I don’t know changing your excerpt to content has to do with Adsense. If your WordPress Theme uses excerpts on the front page, then open the index.php template file and look for the template tag that features the_excerpt() and change that to the_content().

If your Theme doesn’t feature the excerpt template tag, then go to your administration panel Options > Reading and set the option for full post or summary to full post.

What you need is a plugin or PHP script that will create a new table with this information in it, like a score card, and then allow you to pull the information out of it.

Or you just make a table on a Page and update it manually, which could be faster.

Just search the net for PHP scripts for score keeping or reference, something like that.

I vote for doing it manually. It will take longer to figure out and setup such a program.

<table>
<tr><td>Name</td><td>Team</td><td>Year</td><td>Achivement</td><td>Race</td></tr>
<tr><td>Armstrong</td><td>Discovery</td><td>2005</td><td>First Place</td><td>Tour de France</td></tr>
...etc.
</table>

This is a really really simple version, but you just put in the info and save the page, instant update.

Otherwise, you will have to have an interface, setup the tables, forms, and…go manual.

If you are serious about this, you might have to hire someone to set it up for you.

Your problems are multi-fold.

First, the WYSIWYG editor is probably giving you a few of the lost paragraph tags. Check the line numbers and track them down to fix them and determine what it is you are doing that make those happen. WYSIWYG editors are still not very perfect.

Your template files has some problems in the sidebar.php template. The nested list is a common problem in the sidebar and with careful scrutiny, and the WordPress Codex article on Styling Lists with CSS, you can figure that out.

The plugin you are using for Weather has more problems. Turn that off and your problems there will go away. I know a lot of people enjoy that, but honestly, how important is the weather where you are to people in Russia or England reading your site? Do they care? Is your site about the weather? Don’t think so? Maybe you don’t need to clutter and the time it will take to track down those errors.

Errors in your web pages are kinda like dominos. One lost tag and the rest look borked because the browser is still hunting for that one closed tag. Find that missing part and the rest of the errors will go away.

And avoid using inline styles like the text-align:center in the DIVs. Set that in your style.css style sheet in the appropriate DIV reference.

You only have 19 errors. Be thrilled with that. I’ve seen pages with hundreds of errors – so many, the checker stopped checking. Many of these are caused by the little missing tag in your sidebar. Fix that and test again.