Fernando

Like those 3d header images.

No problem. I’m glad my own headaches could save people from their own.
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Are you sure that you removed lines 258, 259, and 342? I just uploaded Kubrick 1.2.5 and it worked perfectly when I did exactly what I told you to do.
The reason the sidebar doesn’t show up on the permalink pages is because line 259 basically says “if the page is NOT displaying a single post, show this code for the sidebar.” If you ARE on a single (permalinked) page, it will NOT show the sidebar if you DO NOT remove that code.
After you remove those PHP lines, you should have no problem at all.

Use <?php get_links(category, '', '', '', FALSE, '',FALSE,FALSE,-1,FALSE); ?>.
You can change the options for it as found in the WordPress Wiki – get_links.

artitumis: I have never used the Kubrick code, but I downloaded it to find a solution for you. Try the following in Kubrick’s default index.php file:

1. On line 117, change class="widecolumn" to class="narrowcolumn"
2. Remove line 258:
   <? // Begin Sidebar Menu ?>
3. Remove line 259:
   <?php /* If this is not a permalink page, show the menu */ if (!($withcomments) && (!$single)) { ?>
4. Then hop down to line 342 and delete:
   <? } // End Sidebar Menu ?>

Be sure to backup your index file in case I am wrong.

edge2edge: I had the same problem and had to disable Markdown and Textile plugins. I think it had something to do with me manually entering the paragraphs so that I can apply classes to them in my posts. I recon that those two plugins also automatically put paragraph tags in the start of the post.

Nevermind. Found it at https://wiki.www.ads-software.com/get_posts

gloddy: I wasn’t interested in the story introduction aspect of OrderedList.com though. What I wanted to do, I found yesterday in the wiki at https://wiki.www.ads-software.com/get_posts .
I know what you mean though. I took my current route because I tried to balance between a table of contents and the actual permalinked posts without having a boringly long home page.

Oh, that was me…

gloddy: I dig it. I’d like to publish mine as well. I’m working on something for my main page like OrderedList.com does… show 2-3 posts then spits the remaining ones using an unordered list.
I basically did the same for my archives as you except I didn’t check from $_GET, I used something like these to show each template:
Show Initial Page. Makes sure NO archive options have been selected.
<?php if ( (empty($monthnum)) && (empty($year)) && (empty($s)) && (empty($m)) && (empty($day)) && (empty($cat)) ) { ; ?>
Show Results. Checks to see if ANY archive options have been selected. Then starts the loop.
<?php if ((!$p && !$name && (empty($single)) && (($monthnum) || ($year) || ($s) || ($m) || ($day) || ($cat)))) { ; ?>
Show Permalinked Entry. Makes sure it is only a SINGLE (permalinked) post. Then starts the loop.
<?php if ($single) { ; ?>
Sorry to bloat up your post with this.

gloddy: I think it’s nice. The sidebar color variations are cool. The header feature is cool, although I think it’d look nice to take “Obvious Diversion” out of the border.
Also for the archives I’m wondering if you did something similar to me: I basically have 3 if statements that spit out content for the archives list, archive results, and the permalinked post.

Thanks for the comments.
willneea: Thanks for pointing that out. I updated the template and forgot to change those tags.

Oh yeah… the address is https://www.fdiidesign.com/ to go to fdiidesign.

Nice color scheme. Nice layout. Keep up the good work.

@wairoanz
Sorry. Call it with <?php dumb_comments_link() ?>. I accidently published it with “comment” instead of the plural “comments.”
And sorry to post this in this topic.