• I decided that I wanted to put Mozilla’s site navigation bar to good use. So i wrote up a hack to put a WordPress archives menu into the navigation bar. The patch to add the functionality to WP can be found here. I also have a screenshot of the menu in action. Once you’ve got the patch installed, put this: <?php get_archives(‘’,’’,’link’); ?> somewhere inside the <head> section of you website, and you’re all set.

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  • Hi,
    This looks like a good hack, but your patch doesn’t include the code for the function get_archives_link()
    Mike

    Thread Starter qi3ber

    (@qi3ber)

    Huh, you’re right. Certainly didn’t expect that to happen. Ok, created a new version of the patch, this time including the changes to create get_archives_link(). Replaced the broken version with the new one. Sorry about causing any confusion.
    Orien

    Hi Orien,
    I have added your hack and it is now committed to CVS and will be in the next release.
    Thanks again,
    Mike

    I would like to be able to use Mozilla’s nav bar for next and previous post. Is anyone going to hack this in?

    I’ve got some stuff hacked into my blog but it’s pretty messy.

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