driz

Any updates?

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Sorry. But seems no one ever replies to posts on here unless their simple questions like how to login to WordPress. And because so many posts are made here on a daily basis, posts just get backlogged and never answered.

I’d like to see sections (channels) where you can have say a blog section and a portfolio section and then add pages, categories, and posts to them. That way you could have more control over your content and have categories and pages relative. Example: domain.com/blog/archive or domain.com/blog/category/wordpress

I’d also like to see a better Permalink system where you can create series of rules instead of just one rule for all areas. So if you wanted your blog to have dates like /blog/2009/01/01/post-name/ but wanted your portfolio to have just category and name like /portfolio/web-design/wordpress-org/

Would love to hear some thoughts on these?

I’d like to see sections (channels) where you can have say a blog section and a portfolio section and then add pages, categories, and posts to them. That way you could have more control over your content and have categories and pages relative. Example: domain.com/blog/archive or domain.com/blog/category/wordpress

I’d also like to see a better Permalink system where you can create series of rules like you can in Texpattern using a plugin called gbp_permanent_links.

And finally a better Theme Editor where you can control JavaScript and other files in folders etc. Create a file from within the editor would also be nice.

That code above doesn’t work. Any other ideas of what the if statement would be?

Seems their is no get_next_posts() function, so I’m not sure how you get the next set of posts.

The solution presented by vtxyzzy is the best I think, as it will allow me to rewrite the links exactly how I want them. However that code is for another function, just tried it and nothing is spat out as its looking for next post when your previewing a single rather than the next set of posts. Can anyone help in editing the code to work for next posts rather than next post. Thanks

That post in that topic might work. But it’s for previous_post rather than previous_posts which is a different function and has different variables etc as far as I know.

Think that’s gonna be too complicated and allow breaks to happen. Is their not a simple way to test if a function has run?

Yes it should, but I have wrapped two echos around it, and so I want to make sure those don’t get executed either if there aren’t any previous posts. It should just be a simple if but I’m not sure what the if would be…

any updates on this?

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Any updates? Really confused why this isn’t working

What actually happens is the anchor wraps around the list tags like this:

<a href="https://website.com/" ><li>&laquo;</li></a>

Anyone know why?