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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Posts in Page] Display content in the same format as postThis is copy taken from the WordPress post add/edit window (html tab) on my localhost development server:
This is a formated post.
Many nuances exist to cause problems.One two three
Four five six
Seven Eight NineAnd the list goes on:
Red green blue
Cyan yellow magenta
Brown, orange, violet
White black grayFormulated ideas traction without foundation creates instigated insoluble solutions for the unwary troubadour with fractions to spare.
This post is not styled by the theme’s css (is it?).
Are not the line breaks added by WordPress?All the line breaks disappear and the text runs on without breaks when the post is pulled into the Page.
I’ve copied the “posts-loop-template.php” file into my theme files. And I’ve managed to style the font color and background color just to insure that it’s working. (and it is).But I’m still lost as to how to format the line breaks an such.
Sorry to be such a blockhead about this.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Posts in Page] Display content in the same format as postX2
The page loses the original post formatting – line breaks, indents, text color – all are missing when the post is display in the page.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Image in HeaderNot all themes use an image in the header.
Have you consulted the themes author? And looked at Blue Themes other sample sites? Do they use an image in the header?Usually, if I want an image in a header theme that has no provision for it through it’s “options”, I will hack some code into it to make it so.
The hack process usually involves FireFox and FireBug to “see” how the theme code is laid out and then add appropriate code to display the image.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Cant Add CategoryIntuitive failure.
Wordpress requires a “post” be made first and published. Just after hitting the “Publish” button, WordPress asks which category to use.
At that point, the new category will be present and selectable.
Select the newly created category and publish. The new category now shows on the public webpage.
That there is what I call intuitive failure.Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Can’t create tables.As it turns out, apparently this is a bug with WP 2.3.3
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Database works with WP 2.3.2 but not 2.3.3Okay. . .I’m looking at phpMyAdmin.
phpMyAdmin doesn’t have a “Welcome to phpMyAdmin” visible.It does show:
Server version: 4.1.22-community-nt-log
Server: SERVERNAME via TCP/IP (Changed to protect the innocent of course)
User: username@servernameAnd in the left column is shows the database something like:
mydatabase(0)
phpMyAdmin does not specifically call out:
“MySQL 4.0.16 running on localhost as dbname@localhost”Looking at the system variables it shows:
C:\Program Files\MySQL\MySQL Server 4.1\Thanks for your help so far.
Any more ideas?Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Reconnecting wordpress fiels to a databaseThe database (mySql) is created on your host’s server.
The datebase is created through your host’s control panel.
Did you have your WP setup and running? Is so, then you must have created the mysql database yourself.
you can access the database files is through a third party software such as AquaStudio Data, sqlyog or others.