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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Making CSS editable…No it doesn’t matter how the files get uploaded as long as they get uploaded. Let me ask you this: do you have a cache-ing plugin running? If so then try deleting your cache.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to exclude a year from the archivesThanks EMG. Buddha trance, The code you posted did it, it displays just the last number of years as specified in the limit parameter:
<?php wp_get_archives('type=yearly&format=option&limit=4'); ?>Thanks a lot.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to exclude a year from the archivesThanks for trying Shane but that’s link explains how to exclude categories from archives. I want to exclude certain years from archives or to put it in another way: to include only certain years.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Making CSS editable…The wordpress editor is showing you the css file only because it exists in your theme’s folder. It’s not like they are two different files. Just delete that file in theme’s folder and upload the new one.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Making CSS editable…I always had problems trying to change permissions in Filezilla, maybe it’s the web hosts restrictions policies. Anyway if you can’t manage to edit the file the last option would be to download the css file and delete the server copy. Then open the downloaded copy and copy and paste the code to a new file with the same name and upload that to the server.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How do I hide text?Google only displays a few lines in the description field, what content do you have that reveals itself in it’s entirety in those few words. Anyway you can prevent the good stuff from being revealed prematurely by using you own custom meta description. Download the all in one seo pack plugin and for each of your posts type what it is you want people to see in the meta description box in your posts pages (that the plugin will create). After that the description in google will be what it is you typed.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Link to Past PostsThis may or may not work, but you can try putting these two lines in your
single.php file(if you want the links to appear on your post pages) or in your archive.php file (if you want the links in your yearly archive pages):
<?php next_posts_link('« Previous Entries') ?> <?php previous_posts_link('Next Entries »') ?>Forum: Plugins
In reply to: How exactly do you assign a custom template for the Theme My Login pluginMy question was answered by the plugin creator at his/her forum:
http://webdesign.jaedub.com/forum/theme-my-login/how-can-i-assign-a-custom-template#p108
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: How exactly do you assign a custom template for the Theme My Login pluginActually it works on 2.8 as well. I know it doesn’t say that but it works just the same.
Okay, thanks GamerZ for letting me know.
Thanks man, the functions.php fix does work and will do.
Thanks greenshady, but I was hoping for a core hack to completely remove the code that causes those lines to appear in the first place. Do you know which core file it’s coming from — that’s all I need to know really.
The functions.php fix would slow down my site (even if in the milliseconds) as it is just another set of extra processes to be handled.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Where is the main page with all users blog posts?The reason why your front page doesn’t have a list of your most recent posts is simply because you haven’t written any. Once you do those will appear on the front page. In your back-end: Go to Settings >> Reading and make sure “Under Front Page Displays” that the “Your latest posts” option is selected. In this area you can also set how many posts you want to show on the front page: “Blog pages show at most”.
So for example if you set 5 posts to show at most, then when you write the sixth post then a link will appear at the bottom of your front page that says “older entries”. Clicking this will reveal the 6th and older posts.
A blogroll is just a name for a page where you have a similar links section.
If you don;t want the About data on the front page, doing what I suggested earlier would get rid of that. And if you don;t want the calender just disable the calender widget from under Appearance >> Widgets.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: a CMS in wordpress, just a static page really, how?You can put a top navigation of your categories inside which will be your posts. Putting the following in your header.php file will show a complete list of your categories:
<?php wp_list_categories('arguments'); ?>Here is the link that explains the variations of this particluar template tag: http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/wp_list_categories
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: a CMS in wordpress, just a static page really, how?I’m not a hundred percent sure as to what you’re asking, but if it’s how to create a static page as your front page instead of a list of your most recent posts, then you can just do it from the dash board.
First make the page that you would want to appear on your front page. Then under “settings” click “reading”. Then under the first choice: Front Page Displays, select “a static page”. Then from the front page drop down menu select the page you created earlier.