jbbrwcky

So you have the theme directory, wp-content/themes/YOURTHEME/ right? In there is an index.php file – simply copy that and rename it single.php in that same directory.

Hi,

That url isn’t formed properly, gives me a 404.

What errors are you seeing?

Richard

This is resolved now.

To create a single post template copy the index.php and rename it single.php Then you can play with that.

What kinds of problems occur with this code? There’s so many ways to get the loops to work, and esmi mentioned that Multiple Loops page which helps a lot.

Might try using update_post_caches($posts) if it’s a plugin that’s causing the errors.

Jnelson1000, have you altered the settings in the admin backend?

You’ll notice a link in the ‘Appearance’ section called ‘OpenAir Options’. You can set the number of sidebars in tehre.

Richard

Yes I could, Michael. But that’s not really the purpose of a mailing list ??

I’ve mailed the email link at the bottom of the mailing list page. Not heard a reply for a week. Is no-one watching this list, or reading the email?

AFAIK, know where your WP install is, and include this file which is in the blog base directory:

<?php include('wp_blog_header.php'); ?>

Then you can call the normal procedures such as:

<?php wp_head(); ?>

Well there used to be several posts a day but then all of a sudden nothing. Checked the spam folder, nothing there.

Does the functions.php file have an empty line at the end of it?

Look for div.main and after it’s } add this:

*+html div.main {
  height: auto;
}

I assume you’re talking about IE7 btw. If you want to include IE6 in that, try this:

* html div.main, *+html div.main {
  height: auto;
}

Rich

It’s not a file, it’s a directory. Inside it should be more directories and each one of those is a theme directory with all its files, like so:

wp-content/themes/default <- directory, anything under it is all the files for the ‘default’ theme
wp-content/themes/mandigo <- directory, mandigo theme

Godaddy should have an ftp guide though, you definately want to read up on that.

Hi,

This theme has been updated to version 1.3.0 and has had an extra sidebar added, so now it is a two or three column theme. There are theme options in the WP backend to let you choose how many columns and where they go.

The post date fix has been added in, and the keywords have been removed from the header file and added to the functions file to generate keywords based on the tags in the page (for SEO purposes).

See the theme release page for the download link: OpenAir WordPress Theme

Thanks!
Richard

Yeah it seems everything is that way, not the other way around. Perhaps I shall have to remedy that!

Hey iheartpgh, that’s an issue with WP 2.6.3, upgrade to 2.7 and it should fix that.