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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Twenty Ten] Sub-headings in postsI decided to use an h2 tag for my post sub-headings, instead of an h4, as suggested by the Codex. It makes more sense. The comment titles are already h3, and SEO optimization does make more sense in individual posts. (I guess the Codex was talking about the old Kubrick theme. By the way, the Codex is outdated in many parts.)
So in the front page there are two kind of h2 tags: the post title tags and the post sub-heading tags, but the in the single posts the heading structure is perfect: h1 for post title, h2 for sub-headings and h3 for comments. There is no conflict with the CSS styles in the front page, because the post titles are handled by the
entry-titleclass.So that is my solution, without messing with code in an ugly way. I had only a few posts in my blog, so changing the heading tags was no big deal.
Now, if I wanted to have a neat heading structure in the front page, THAT would be difficult. You can’t always have what you want.
Thank you.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Twenty Ten] Sub-headings in postsMy purpose is to have SEO optimized headings, and I know that SEO can be a religion for some people!, as is the need to have some easy to maintain code. I’m looking for maybe a function in functions.php that would search and replace the heading h3 tags in the comments.php and style.css files for h4. I could settle for h3 in my posts sub-headings, even when in the single posts there could be place for h2 sub-headings. That would be a nice solution, but PHP is not my strength.
I’d just alter the CSS for the headings so they looked how I wanted them to look, without actually changing the tags.
That’s what I did in the end, but I’m still hoping for a better solution.
Thank you, anyways.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Translating a theme (twentyten)I had this problem with my Spanish-language blog. After I upload the .mo file in wp-content/languages, some strings were still in English. And then I realized that the Twenty Ten Theme needs its own translation .mo file in its own language folder. I found the translation and just uploaded it. Check here: here. In French I have found this. In Spanish you would name the file es_ES, and in French fr_FR.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: I can't login (After I tried to change the naked domain)Problem solved.
I uninstall WordPress and installed again, with Fantastico.
I would not try to do something like that again. Who needs the triple w anyway.