Chris Blackwell

Is there anyway for me to change this so it maintains the value?

Is there anyway for me to change this so it maintains the value?

I would take the rounded edges off of the dropdown. Also, the text shadow on the headers in the footer is just too much. I would go with a much less blur radius.

I think you are on a good track!

That didn’t seem to work either. What seemed to work was me having to dump the new WP_Query string, and modifying the query_posts instead.

query_posts( array( 'post_type' => array('review', 'post'),'paged' => get_query_var('page') ) );

This is what I’m currently using:

<div class="navigation">
    <?php previous_posts_link(); ?> ? <?php next_posts_link(); ?>
</div>

[No bumping, thank you.]

Never mind. Fixed the problem. I should now this! <?php the_date('d'); ?> only works if there is a single post. If there is another post of the same day, you must use <?php the_time(); ?>. So the code that I should have used all along is:
<?php the_time('j'); ?>

Did you try reverting back to the original functions.php file?

This is an easy way of doing it, and I’m sure that someone will have a better way, but here goes:

In the Settings section of your blog. Instead of having blog and site address as https://www.your-domain.com, just have them as /

This will force a relative path, and SSL should have no problems picking it up.

You have to put mailto: infront of the link. So if your email was [email protected], you create a link mailto:[email protected]

You actually change the title in the Settings panel in the backend. Under Sitename, you can specify wahtever you want the site to be called.