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  • charle97

    (@charle97)

    Thread Starter Nick Momrik

    (@mtdewvirus)

    Thanks!

    charle97

    (@charle97)

    matt uses a function in 1.2 called in_category or something, so you may want to look into the code.

    Thread Starter Nick Momrik

    (@mtdewvirus)

    Even nicer….don’t need those extra functions, just simply pass the ID of the category and it’s done. Thanks again!

    Moderator Matt Mullenweg

    (@matt)

    quasistoic

    (@quasistoic)

    Now, is there any way, when reading your weblog, to view all categories except asides?

    cLin

    (@clin)

    So for the title of the post would you just put in an Html link or just the URL or…?

    Thread Starter Nick Momrik

    (@mtdewvirus)

    The Post title is still the same idea as a regular post, but in this instance it will be the text that is a link to whatever URL you are going to use…and then you use either the excerpt or content fields for the URL, depending on your implementation.

    cLin

    (@clin)

    can you give an example? (sorry finals is stressing me out and it’s hard for me to comprehend the simpliest comments)
    This is what I have in my head of what you said:
    Title: Check this out
    Excerpt: http://www.google.com
    Output
    Date Author
    Check this out linked to google
    If that is the case, how did you get it so you have that Link It on your site?

    Beel

    (@beel)

    Allusion, I followed your well written instructions and it almost worked for me, but unlike hand grenades and horsehoes, close don’t count. I am getting a database error to check syntax near “AND comment_approved = 1…” Any thoughts?

    Beel

    (@beel)

    Ah, yes. Wish I had seen your post before I jumped back in the index file ;-). You got me going in the right direction and ’twas a slight error in placement which caused the problem.

    Thread Starter Nick Momrik

    (@mtdewvirus)

    I’ve replaced the_content_rss('', 0, ''); with echo wptexturize($post->post_content); (from Matt’s implementation) and it works much nicer.

    atog

    (@atog)

    I did made my own hack of the asides, and I modified the recent_posts function to take these asides into account.
    I did it with an extra db call, but I think the code looks nicer 🙂
    If you’re interested, take a look here

    atog

    (@atog)

    Since I get a lot of visitors coming from this post, it’s probably a good thing to know that I now use Kitten’s show_categories plugin.
    Works like a charm.

    bloodylamer

    (@bloodylamer)

    <li id="quicklinks">
    <?php echo show_category_posts('89','','','','6'); ?>


    That’s teh code I have in my index file. what’s next?! I have Kitten’s plugin uploaded & activated 🙂

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