Chris Demetriad

Thank you very much for your time and solution.

Anyway, there’s loads of classes with background-color: #fff, and the one that matters, had the background-color: #fff already commented out from the first day I have installed the plugin.

What I have done, was to remove the comments so it now looks alright with background-color: #fff;.

So, still removed from .wp-polls-archive but on for .wp-polls, .wp-polls-form.

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script-loader.php in wp-includes. That is the answer.

I can’t believe no one is concerned about this as I am pretty sure loads of people would like to get rid of stuff like xmlrpc.php?rsd or l10n.js?ver=20101110.

It was a lot easier before, just to remove what you don’t need from header and we had total control over it.

script-loader.php in wp-includes. That is the answer.

I can’t believe no one is concerned about this as I am pretty sure loads of people would like to get rid of stuff like xmlrpc.php?rsd or l10n.js?ver=20101110.

It was a lot easier before, just to remove what you don’t need from header and we had total control over it.

Thank you for your reply but I would like to have total control on whatever is loading and even if I will not delete the lines like I used to do from the header, is still a challenge to find out how they are loaded?

Thanks David, I’ve tried that argument aswell, doesn’t work as it only gets the top level categories which have no subcategories at all.

If there is a parent category without any sub-categories in it, whether empty or not, it will not display.

Thank you.

I was able to get the job done after alchymyth’s suggestion, for whoever needs a similar solution, there you go:

<?php
$home_page_post_id = CHANGE_THIS_TO_YOUR_ID;
// example: $home_page_post_id = 56;
$rand_posts = get_pages( array( 'child_of' => $home_page_post_id), 'numberposts=4&orderby=rand');
foreach( $rand_posts as $post ) : setup_postdata($post); ?>
<span class="getPages">

<div> <a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>">
<?php $blogimageurl = wp_get_attachment_url(get_post_thumbnail_id());
$imagepath = $blogimageurl;
echo '<img src="'.get_bloginfo('template_url').'/functions/thumb.php?src='.$imagepath.'&h=134&w=212&zc=1"/>'; ?> </a> </div>

<h1><?php the_title();?></h1>
<?php echo excerpt(20); ?>
</span>
 <?php endforeach; ?>

The above code displays the content of the children pages on whatever page you’ll put it in, in my case maximum 4 entries, with title and some content and also the featured image on top.

I got it now, thank you so much.

I was able to find another solution and I am not sure what to use now.

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