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I was just wondering about this myself and stumbled upon a solution. However, it requires your WordPress install (or at least your WP index.php and .htaccess files) be located in the root directory. So if you need to, follow the instructions here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory

Once that’s done, go to your General Settings and completely remove the “Blog address (URL)” and save. Now all the links generated by WordPress will be relative to your site’s root directory, so once you enter on abcd.com you stay there, same as efgh.com etc.

Now in order to style your header, you will need to put something like this in your header….

$ThisDomain = $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'];

if($ThisDomain=='abcd.com' || $ThisDomain=='www.abcd.com')
{ echo 'abcd design stuff'; }
elseif($ThisDomain=='efgh.com' || $ThisDomain=='www.efgh.com')
{ echo 'efgh design stuff'; }

etc…

Hope that helps!!

whooami, can you provide an idea what plugins do this? I’ve been searching for hours and can’t find a clue. Some years back there was a plugin that did this as part of changing the login page, put that was several WP versions back…..

Give this a shot….

<title><?

if(is_front_page())
	{ echo get_bloginfo('name') . ' &raquo; ' . get_bloginfo('description'); }
else	{
	wp_title('&laquo;',true,'right');

	if(is_single())
		{
		$category = get_the_category();
		echo $category[0]->cat_name . ' &laquo;';
		}

	echo ' ' .  get_bloginfo('name');
	}

?></title>

I agree that a log out for protected posts to break the password cookie would be great. Looks like some code on this WP trac ticket may be useful in creating a logout link, specifically “pluggable.php”…

http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2055

I tried just inserting the code, but it’s based on an older WP version so doesn’t work with 2.7.1. Maybe stronger coders than I can have better luck, or provide some tips.

Just did a hack that likely won’t survive upgrades, but here it is anyway…

In the file /wp-admin/includes/media.php under “function media_buttons()” delete the following code….

<a href="{$video_upload_iframe_src}&amp;TB_iframe=true" id="add_video" class="thickbox" title='$video_title'><img src='images/media-button-video.gif' alt='$video_title' /></a>
	<a href="{$audio_upload_iframe_src}&amp;TB_iframe=true" id="add_audio" class="thickbox" title='$audio_title'><img src='images/media-button-music.gif' alt='$audio_title' /></a>
	<a href="{$media_upload_iframe_src}&amp;TB_iframe=true" id="add_media" class="thickbox" title='$media_title'><img src='images/media-button-other.gif' alt='$media_title' /></a>

Sweet! Thank you, Kalon. Your code helped me with my blog!!

I adjusted it to account for comment authors who don’t have a site address…

echo '<cite>';

if(get_comment_author_url())
	{
	echo '<a href="' . get_comment_author_url() .
	'" target="_blank" title="Website of ' .
	get_comment_author() . '">' . get_comment_author() . '</a>';
	}
else	{ comment_author(); }

echo '</cite>';

Sweet! This is just what I was looking for. Thank you both!