drummonds

That is awesome. Will play with it.

Thanks!

I’m stumbling across this thread months after it went stale. But I completely agree, colinacronin! Its crazy to me that one file would include an opening tag and another file would include a closing tag.

For readability, reusability, and consistency with other (non-Wordpress) development styles, source files should be as self-contained as possible. Putting the html tags in index.php would result in no extra code but would produce the benefit of showing the context over which that file operates. It also assists with self-documents of the files’s purpose.

But I have noticed the first few themes I have inspected all follow this strange rule of spreading tags across files. Did anyone ever find a reason explaining why WordPress developers have chosen to break tag opening/closing across multiple files?

This appears to be a Yoast issue on autodetecting forced title rewrites. I think I have it fixed now.

I’m glad you bounced this up again. I’ve heard from no one and also can’t post from my tablet.

That was very helpful. I found a strange non-ASCII character embedded in that line. Thanks!

Two minutes after I ask for help, I figure it out: don’t use the gallery, use the media library.

Perfect! Thank you kindly.

Scott

Thank you for taking the time to reply. I spent the last 20 minutes inspecting the documentation at all four links you provided but I’m afraid that it was either impractical or too detailed for me to understand.

How about this: can you (or anyone) name the PHP functions that I should use to query topics by category? How can I get the topics’ dates? This little bit of info should enable me to write my own PHP to solve my problem.

Thanks,
Scott

Thanks for the offer, but I’m not sure what that would accomplish. If I saw the same behavior on your site, I still wouldn’t know if what it is doing is correct or not. If it behaved differently, the issue could be do to many more factors than I can comprehend.

To any kind souls out there, I guess my post boils down to the following question: why would a trackback from article ‘B’ to article ‘A’ show up in article ‘C”s trackback list? Article C’s trackback URI is listed nowhere in article B.

Scott

Thanks to all! I think the patch/submit route is a great place to start.

Done. Thanks for the link.

Scott