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  • Thread Starter syncbox

    (@syncbox)

    it is most likely at:

    /wp-content/themes/nameofthemefolder/style.css

    where nameofthemefolder is whatever folder your theme lives in… for example, if you are using default or classic, substitute that for “nameofthemefolder”

    make sense?

    And, if you can see your directory structure (on the remote server), you should be able to see the name of the folder that holds your theme files

    HTH

    I think you’d just build a query

    <?php
    if (is_archive()) {
    query_posts("order=ASC");
    }
    ?>

    I’m no php/wp expert, but I think if you put that just above the loop in your archive.php file, it should work

    Thread Starter syncbox

    (@syncbox)

    I found I had to open a working linked page, update and do that 4-5 times to clear this list of links (which are really only the last 5 urls accessed…right?

    I agree, though, a “clear list” button function would rock.

    As a sidenote, I opted to modify my WP files and commented out the Recent files list (in wp-admin/templates.php) and add to the common files list all files that the client might want to edit (I’m no plugin builder).

    Finally, you can typically avoid “no such file exists” errors by appending the proper path structure. Otherwise, if the file is at the root level, just use the file name

    so you might use something like:

    .htaccess
    /wp-includes/js/quicktags.js
    /wp-content/themes/mythemefolder/myfile.php

    remembering that your header, footer, sidebar, category templates, etc are all within a theme folder. Sorry if this seems simplistic, but I’ve only worked on one WP site and it helped once I learned this.

    Because I am building this for a client and I am responsible for all upgrades to WP, I don’t mind modifying some of the admin pages to incorporate changes that make the client’s job managing content easier… and my client didn’t like the “no such file exists” error in the manage>files (recent files) list.

    Hi, Kutitots
    Have you thought about writing an article on HOW you set up the products section of your site? I’d be interested in reading that!

    Brianarn’s solution worked perfectly for me as a DH user. I **am** using /%category%/%author%/%postname%/ in my custom permalinks and am able to access the stats now without issue.

    WP2.0.2

    1) edit the .htaccess file via the Manage>Files admin page (no direct editing or ftp)
    2) use this fix:

    # WP Fix
    <IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
    RewriteEngine On
    RewriteBase /
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^/stats/(.*)$ [OR]
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^/failed_auth.html$
    RewriteRule ^.*$ - [L]
    </IfModule>
    # END WP fix

    # BEGIN WordPress
    <IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
    RewriteEngine On
    RewriteBase /
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
    RewriteRule . /index.php
    </IfModule>
    # END WordPress

    3. note, I believe if you use FAlbum, that set of rules should remain at the top. I placed the above code below the rules for FAlbum

    HTH, AND THANKS! to Brianarn

    PS. I posted this solution over at the DH forums, too, so that others don’t spend the hour I did, pulling out hair, etc

    Thread Starter syncbox

    (@syncbox)

    OK, I’ve found a temporary fix for this by commenting out line#766 in userextra.php where the code is:

    add_filter(‘the_posts’, array(&$userextra, ‘filter_posts’));

    it seems to prevent the issue but I believe the issue is related to this plugins ability to limit editing of categories for specific user levels – not sure why it kicks in just for viewing any category. The userextra fields for allow and disallow categories is present on installing and activating this plugin. I did not alter those, nor have I used them… as I am not sure how to.

    For anyone who knows the plugin author or is familiar with this plugin.. do you have falbum running and are you seeing any related issues?

    I think you are delusional to think you can modify a wordpress site to get the results you want if you think you don’t need to understand xhtml and css.

    honestly. When things blow apart or when you need to understand a “block” of content, if you don’t get html and css, you won’t know how to fix things.

    That’s comparable to saying you don’t need to understand the big picture of what a dynamic site is all about to use wordpress. Maybe you don’t, IF you just use it as it comes – out of the box – but to make any mods, you WILL need to know what controls what and how.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: plugin readme.txt files
    Thread Starter syncbox

    (@syncbox)

    I typically unpack into the plugins folder so that I

    a) have the zip file there in case something gets corrupted and I need a new set of files (don’t want to have to go get it again)
    b) I extract per the author’s suggestions and this is where the issue exists. Why do plugin authors’ assume their readme file is the only one?
    c) not all plugin authors place their readme file inside a folder with the other plugin files.

    It’s just a suggestion. By doing something like geoposition_readme.txt as opposed to readme.txt, I KNOW which file goes with which php file. Seems logical to me to prefix your files with the plugin or author name (or some combo of both) to prevent exactly this kind of problem. Keeps the files closer together in the directory, too.

    don’t forget to modify the wp-register.php file as well…

    1) copy all the code from sidebar.php
    2) presuming you understand css layout and have a design all ready for it, you’d paste it into a footer.php file
    3) modify the relevant css to change how sidebar ul and li tags (even nested ones) are rendered… to float the list items.

    You have to have a pretty good understanding of CSS and xhtml. Expert, actually. Which means you have to edit style.css

    Otherwise, I’d suggest finding a theme that already uses a horizontal navigation layout.

    FAlbum (flickr album) does, though getting it to work in a custom theme is a bear… besides the directions provided in the wiki at Randombyte (http://www.randombyte.net/wiki/falbum/falbum), you have to meet these standards if your wp theme is custom:

    1) the opening body tag MUST be in header.php
    2) you have to modify wp-content/plugins/falbum/wp/album.php to modify it to conform to your custom template, or the “large” view of your image can blow your layout apart.

    And of course, this presumes you store images a flickr.com

    HTH

    well, tell us the prank – some of us are new here. And, OTFLMAO, ladydelaluna on the fiscal butt rape and story about your dad.

    Forum: Requests and Feedback
    In reply to: Quiz Plugin

    anyone else finding that the links above are not working? I’m looking for a quiz plugin, too, but can’t get to wander’s site.

    I know you can modify all the admin pages, and wp-register and wp-login… but you’d probably end up also having to modify the database (to hold the info) and the profile pages (so users can modify the data)

    I posted a question about this, too, asking for someone to contact me as I would pay them to guide me through what I *think* I need to do.

    No takers so far…

    Thread Starter syncbox

    (@syncbox)

    Hi, moshu… sorry to bug you again, but I have a related question. Same site: http://schoonermaggieb.net

    I have set up a “bread crumb” page title trail in my pages (for instance, the Ship’s Library pages) so that if you click to go to SnapShots (using the menu in the left sidebar) the page “title” looks like:

    Ship’s Library >> Snap Shots >>

    The link up (ship’s library) is working, thanks to the insight you provided in this thread… but here’s an odd thing… on the snapshots page, one of the posts includes a link that opens a slideshowpro flash slide show. That works ok (still need to tweak it a bit) BUT, if you click UP (on the Ship’s Library breadcrumb link) that post’s link is no longer there! The TEXT of it is, but the link is missing.

    Any ideas about that? I’ve noticed that happening using excerpts as well – if I set my category templates to use the_excerpt rather than the_content html formatting goes missing – for example, strong or em tags display in the excerpt but when you click to see all of the post, they don’t.

    What’s that all about?

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