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yeah, Beel, that’s the way I do it. I just hard break to the next line and begin my blockquote.
Ahh…it’s weird. that’s all I know.

“Beel”: that’s odd, I don’t personally use the “p” tag…ever. Is WordPress adding a “p” tag in there somewhere, I wonder?
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“MacManX”: yes, that’s they way I try to write my blockquotes when I hand-code. Otherwise, I use the blockquote button “quick tag” in the WP panel.
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“podz”: that’s the way I try to write them. Sometimes WP does it the “Don’t” way… and I try to correct.
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Thanks everyone… and “Junesix”, thanks for that heads-up. I’ll check my code again. But it’s odd that a “p” tag would be anywhere in my posts, because I only use the quick-tags, or hand-code quick-tags and not html tags.

Okay, Kafkaesqui, it’s done, just as outlined.
That fixed the URI for the trackback to the proper style, but when I enter that URL in the browser and press go, I get a HTTP 404 “The page cannot be found” error.
aren’t the trackback URI’s supposed to resolve to the post itself?

Wouldn’t WordPress URI and Blog URI be the same?

How can I get trackbacks/pingbacks to work correctly and show on my blog???
I’ve tried everything from ScriptyGoddess’ Separating Comments/Trackbacks to Eric Meyers’ MW Comments/Trackbacks plug-in.
Nothing is working. In fact, my default permalink structure is like this:

https://voices.dewaun.com/index.php?p=273

but my trackback structure show’s to be like this:

https://voices.dewaun.com/wp-trackback.php/273

and when I enter the trackback URL in a browser, it returns a PAGE NOT FOUND error.
I’m using the default permalink structure so there’s no rewrite_mod info to update my .htaccess file with in the OPTIONS > PERMALINKS panel.
What am I doing wrong?

Mark, thank you. It works great!

Correct, so…
1. How do I make the “breadcrumb.php” plug-in work that is mentioned in the Wiki?
I uploaded the breadcrumbs.php in my Plugins panel. What next?
moshu: yeah, i agree with you on the (stuck) thing. That header graphic is in my css style and I don’t know how to add an image map around the blog name. I’ve made tons of image maps in Photoshop/ImageReady or GoLive, but none with PHP/CSS involved. The CSS calls and places the header image, not the page.

Isn’t this controlled in the ADMIN panel in the 1.2 version?
OPTIONS tab > READING options > Syndication Feeds
or wp-admin/options-reading.php

I’m a fan of Firefox, Camino and Safari, and am currently trying out Safari as my default browser. One thing that really miffs me is that Safari doesn’t support the QuickTags inserting at the cursor location.
Is there anything one can do to get Safari and WordPress to play better in this respect? I am using WP 1.2.

Yeah, Podz…it seemed to mysteriously “clear up” throughout the day. I dunno what it was.

i used the absolutepath.php script and had to switch the script results from BACK SLASHES to FORWARD SLASHES… then it worked for me!!!

Wow, that worked perfectly! Thanks for your timely response.

Atmasphere, in NetNewsWire (full version), in PREFERENCES > WEBLOGS > RPC, what do you put in the BLOG ID field?
I put in the following:
RPC URL: https://my-domain.com/xmlrpc.php
BLOG ID: (don’t know what to put????)
then click AUTOFILL.
What am I missing?

Looks great now… I commented them out and now my calendar and login/register shows (cool!)
Thanks!

Are you serious!?!? I cannot believe I forgot to check my CSS file.
DANG… thanks for the head-slap back to reality.