alicson
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Did you ever get an answer to this/figure it out?
I found this: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/add-custom-logo-and-message/
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: random post upon linkthank you for that, mark..
i played around with your suggestion for a while.. it looks completely correct and useful–if only i knew the proper syntax to make the rest of the wordpress php code mix in with it. but i guess i’ll learn/figure that out eventually…
i’ve realized:- i’m really going to have to learn php sooner than later to do what i’d like to do with wordpress
- while Alex’s plugin is great, i’m looking for something that can reproduce the entire post–author and all… so probably something that can return an entire container/div-enclosed section/include of all the pieces that make up the view of “one post” (author, permalink, date, title, content, comment-link, etc.)
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Different style for the latest posthow could this be applied to specific categories?
so that if a post is from category B, for example, then the text-color would be blue.. if it comes from category Y, then the border would be yellow. .. (i wonder that there might be complications if the post is given more than one/conflicting category labels.. but perhaps it would just take the style assigned to the first of the categories? or the last?)
or something like this?Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: never show comment box, even in archivedid anyone ever figure this out?
i’d like my comments to be accessible ONLY when one clicks “comments(#)” (that link would be available with each post, whether on the front page or on an archive/permalinked page.. but the comment form and the comments would not show unless that “comments” link is clicked. suggestions?Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: syntax for “if ‘#comments’ then load wp-commentaww..
sorry..
no, here:
i want to have two separate links for each post: permalink and comments.
the idea being that you can visit a post’s permalink without being subjected to the whole comments form and all the comments being shown.
but if you click on the “comments” link, then it’ll take you to the permalink WITH the comments shown. or if you’re already at the permalinked page, it’ll open up the comments below.
so, i figure the way to do this is to tell the thing to load wp-comments IF “#comments” is at the end of the url in the link that is clicked. better suggestions are thoroughly welcome.
does that help make sense?Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: “intro” text just on index page, not on individuthanks Korgan.. that’s also helpful.. i think it(php)’s starting to seep in slowly, but not quite clicked yet for me.. i’ll keep paying attention.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: comment locationphp does seem intuitive.. but you’re giving me a lot of benefit of doubt 😉 it doesn’t quite speak to me yet. i will certainly try to use the direction you’ve offered, though… we’ll see how this goes..
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: “intro” text just on index page, not on individuthank you for that, Korgan.. it helps.. the text does not show up on individual-entry-permalinked pages
–but it still shows up outside the first/main pages, such as on monthly archive listings.. is there a way around that?Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: comment location‘still very stuck :-/
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: “intro” text just on index page, not on individui’m in the same boat.. i’d very much like to know this as well. 🙂
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: comment location…i wonder whether something like a.. print to #name_of_location might do the task.
i’m thinking along the lines of something that would work the same way the [i] [b] [u] [url] buttons and such work, to automatically paste the commanded code into the proper form..
would that work? i don’t know how to write the code myself to do so, or to even know if that’s what would work or not.. but that’s my best guess right now…Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: two category questions…thank you much, oriecat! 🙂
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: two category questions…hi.. i’m wondering whether it’s possible to have the dropdown_cats function MINUS the “submit” button… so that it would just go straight to the category you land on. how could i go about this?
any suggestions would be appreciated..