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To do that you’d want to have

div.post-excerpt {
background: none;
}

div.post-excerpt li {
background: #31363E;
margin-bottom:5px;
}

basically move your background from the container to the actual list item, then add some margin to that list item too.

You should really never use the editor, it’s really bad practice (unless you’re changing a bit of text or a string). Use an FTP or even connect in dreamweaver or something.

You could have an error in your php which is causing this, but being hidden by the editor or any number of things.

There are plugins which can fulfil this task, what you’re searching for is to ‘allow user generated content’. There is quite a bit on this already, such as ‘Use wordpress to create user generated content’ or if you’d like to see a plugin for the job, take a look at ‘TDO Mini Forms’.

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The best way I could think to do it would be to write a plugin which hooks the title if the date is 24 hours out.

Else you create a function in your loop (the easier option) which might say:

if (the_time() > date("d/m/Y", time()-86400))
{
  print "This post was created within the last day";
}
else
{
  print "This normal title etc..";
}

This isn’t tested though, the if argument is likely to be wrong!

Not tested but you can use query_posts for stuff like this.

$getPostsByAuthor = query_posts('ignore_sticky_posts=1&author=$curauth->ID&post_type=page&post_status=publish&orderby=title&order=ASC');

You can also substitute author=$curauth->ID for author_name=YourName

then print it out however with something like

if ($getPostsByAuthor ->have_posts()) {
	while ($getPostsByAuthor ->have_posts()) {
		$getPostsByAuthor ->the_post();
		print get_the_title();
		print get_the_content();
	}
}

This sounds to me like you’re not logged in as an admin, as that’s how the dashboard looks to users signed in with the ‘Subscriber’ role

So you want https://domain.com/wordpress/ to become just https://domain.com, but you don’t want to physically move the contents into https://domain.com ?

If you do physically move the contents of wordpress to the main domain, then you would change your site address and wordpress address in your general settings, then physically move the contents over.

If you don’t have a /wordpress/ foldier, then it could be that this is in your permalink structure, which would just be a case of removing it.

If your looking to create a rewrite rule to remove /wordpress/ you’d put in your htaccess file something like:

RewriteRule ^wordpress/(.+)$ https://www.yourblog.com/$1 [R=301,L] (not tested)

Cufon is javascript that will probably be in the header of your site code if you want to change it. What I’ve seen sites doing is instead of using ￡, they will write GBP or USD after the price.

Usually you just take out the /wordpress/ in the settings, then with an ftp or however you like you remove everything from the wordpress folder. Else you can create a .htaccess file to change the uri.

You would use 1 single background image and just offset it. I do recommend this though, it is good practice especially if you have hovers set.

An example would be:

#foo { background: url(‘../images/yourimage.jpg’) repeat-x 0 0px; }
#foo2 { background: url(‘../images/yourimage.jpg’) repeat-x 0 25px; }
#foo3 { background: url(‘../images/yourimage.jpg’) repeat-x 0 50px; }

The first number represents the horizontal position, and the second represents the vertical.

https://www.justin.tv/p/faq#embed

This could be a possible solution, I’ve seen live streams of this embed into blog posts and pages before.

Under content overview you can view different entrance paths to pages on your site. And on navigation summary, if you clicked on the page you want a summary of it will tell you the page they were in before and after, so would be a good indicator on what link works best.

Well this may not be specifically what you wan’t but Google analytics is very powerful and just with sticking a bit of JS in the header can tell you peoples browsing routes and can tell you what page they were at before yours and what page they went to after.

In terms of a specific plugin for what you want, I’m not sure if this exists (I find that most stuff actually does) but it wouldn’t be hard to develop.

If you’ve been using the editor within wordpress, that comes with a lot of problems! Such as, if theres any error in your code, it breaks everything.

What you need to do is, if you’re on shared hosting, get filezilla (or an ftp program similar) and connect to the site and grab that php file and fix the error.

If you’re unable to fix the error, tell me what error php gives you in the web browser and paste me your code. Its probably a missing ‘;’ or something syntaxy.