jamesjm

Because it is so: ‘category_name’ => ‘Ins,Pub’,

Cheers!

What about adding custom css to template files? (Either via the template files themselves or the plugin that adds the custom post type?)

Sounds like this is happening (taken from the FAQ):

= I’ve got newest version but plugin sends me notifications, which says that i have installed wordpress in strange version ‘abc’ =

This is caused by plugin WP Security Scan. Deactivate it or look into its code and deacctivate this place, which changes variable $wp_version into string ‘abc’.

You’re actually better off not using title=”” on your links. When you do have them included, users of screenreaders are likely to hear it as well as the linked text.

e.g. Permanent Link to 10 Tips To Improve Your Loading Time, 10 Tips To Improve Your Loading Time.

Imagine that for all the articles/links on your front page!

It’s just a bit weird that the “my category order” page is located under “posts”, I was looking for it under “tools”. I can see how both places make sense though.

Just visiting that page to update the taxonomy.php did the trick I think, although I also changed around the ‘includes” category.

Just checked: It does! (See this page for an example.)

I am running into a problem when I try to run the “Favatise my blog” script on the admin-page. It times out saying “cannot decode raw data” (NSURLErrorDomain:-1015)”. Are you getting that too?

@otto42 Ah of course, it’s not very clear you could input portnumbers in that manner in WP too.

And apparently SFTP support hinges on PHP’s SHH2 module being installed (see Trac ticket 5994). It’d be nice if that was made clear too ??

I’m wondering the same thing.

I’ve added the following to my functions.php but I haven’t been able to check if it works yet:

<?php
/* Gives Pings&Trackbacks a lower profile, by outputting just a link in a LI.
*/
function list_pings($comment, $args, $depth) {
       $GLOBALS['comment'] = $comment;
?>
        <li id="comment-<?php comment_ID(); ?>">
        <p><a href="<?php comment_author_url(); ?>" class="fav">
        <?php comment_favicon(); ?></a><?php comment_author_link() ?></p>

<?php } ?>

Hope it works for you!

Great features, thank you very much, your plugin works very well.

I really like the “colours in your theme” selector, but I wish it would process css files hidden behind an @import rule in the default style.css stylesheet.

Thanks!

+1 Vote for SFTP (and non-default port!)