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@iainpurdie: Thanks for posting that link! Perfect solution.

Alright, I found this code:

<script type="text/javascript"><!--
var wordLen = 255; // Maximum word length
function checkWordLen(obj){
var len = obj.value.split(/[\s]+/);
if(len.length > wordLen){
alert("You cannot put more than "+wordLen+" words in this text area.");
obj.oldValue = obj.value!=obj.oldValue?obj.value:obj.oldValue;
obj.value = obj.oldValue?obj.oldValue:"";
return false;
}
return true;
}
//--></script>

and for the textarea:
<textarea rows="15" cols="30" name="t1" onchange="checkWordLen(this);"></textarea>

(I know the pop-up would be annoying but, it would prevent readers posting mile long comments.)

The above code almost works. But, after you hit the submit button WordPress still accepts the comment after getting the notice that you have entered too many words. Could anyone help me implement this code so it is functional with WordPress? Or is there an alternative script I can use?

Thanks in advanced.

Are you no longer a moderator whooami? Whether you are or not you guys tend to be pretty harsh. It’s discouraging and quite frankly I’m tired of it. You guys need to go through a customer service course for the sake of WordPress.

Then it’s best probably to leave it alone… unless if you can hire a programmer to change the dashboard for you.

Correct me if I am wrong, but your code will look something like this:

<?php  if (is_home()){ ?>
	Google Ad Code Goes Here
<?php }?>

Just make a backup of the files you want to edit in case something gets messed up. Then you’ll be fine.

That’s all in the wp-admin folder.

Look for: index.php, index-extra.php and go from there.

But you’ll have to repeat everything once you do an upgrade.

I don’t think that is possible. You may be able to convert it over to another forum, but that all depends on what forum you will be using.

You may want to look at WPTEX:
https://xhtml-css.com/wptex/index.html

My apologies for the annoyance.
Could you tell me if there is an alternative tag? I am trying to ignore a particular category.

Is being able to use a category name instead of ID possible with this tag???

<?php if (in_category('4')) continue; ?>

If not, is there an alternative?

Help please.

Nobody?

I’ve searched the forums and have found similar requests, but the posts are unanswered.

Does anyone have a clue on how to use this tag so that it’s calling a category name instead of a category ID?
<?php if (in_category('4')) continue; ?>

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

How come this does not work?
<?php if (in_category('category name')) continue; ?>

Is this what your talking about:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory