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It’s an out of memory problem. PHP5 has a memory limit. Up the memory limit by adding the below line to the very top of your site’s root .htaccess file to resolve this problem.

php_value memory_limit 1000M

It’s an out of memory problem. PHP5 has a memory limit. Up the memory limit by adding the below line to the very top of your site’s root .htaccess file to resolve this problem.

php_value memory_limit 1000M

It’s an out of memory problem. PHP5 has a memory limit. Go back to PHP5 and up the memory limit by adding the below line to the very top of your site’s root .htaccess file to resolve this problem.

php_value memory_limit 1000M

It’s an out of memory problem. PHP5 has a memory limit. Up the memory limit by adding the below line to the very top of your site’s root .htaccess file to resolve this problem.

php_value memory_limit 1000M

I’d be very interested in a date-based offset, say, to enable a “posts from this day last year” RSS feed. The idea would be (today-365).

It’s called a float drop bug. Generally it happens because the width of the two columns together is too narrow to fit in the space alotted, and one of them is not floated. Try setting both to float (float: left; and float: right). Float drop bugs pop up in various situations, and are resolved by various means. If the above doesn’t fix yours, try working through some of the other causes and fixes you’ll find here.

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Hi, John.

I just tried it in my db. Changing a pending post to published makes the post disappear. Obviously there’s something more to it than simply changing the post_status field.

There is only one thing worse than an ignorant client: an ignorant web “designer/developer” who cannot read the online manual…

(hint: template tags > wp_list_pages)

What an asshat! 101Phil wasn’t asking about how to generate a list of pages. He was asking about linking to a single page/post on the same blog.

This should almost do it, Anabelle. The only thing I haven’t been able to figure out yet is how to get the cat link and name into the LI.

<?php
$categories = get_categories("child_of=" . $cat->cat_ID . "&title_li=&hide_empty=true&orderby=ID&style=none&exclude=" . $excludecats );
foreach ((array) $categories as $cat) {
$cat_link = '<a href="' . get_category_link($cat->cat_ID) . '" title="' .
sprintf(__("View %s"), $cat->cat_name) . '" ' . $rel . '>' . $cat->cat_name.'</a>';
$cat_descrip = $cat->category_description;
?>

<li class="item <?php echo $cat->slug; ?>">[insert cat name and link here]</li>

Bump.

I’d really like to see a response to this, too. More and more plugins are using custom shortcodes, but SmartyPants breaks any that use quotes, apostrophes, or double-hyphens–such as to pass parameters to the plugin.

Will this do what you need?

Ugh. I was wrong. Sorry. That post doesn’t provide the solution to the specific issue mentioned by the original poster.

You’re not the only one with this question. It comes up frequently.

The solution is here.

You’re not the only one with this question. It comes up frequently.

The solution is here.