jimbrown

Arrg. Complainer was right, you can’t post code. Or at least I don’t know how to, although I think I’ve seen Mike do it. I’ll try again.
<div id=”content”>
<?php if ($posts) { foreach ($posts as $post) { start_b2(); ?>
<?php the_date(”,'<h2>’,'</h2>’); ?>
<h3 class=”storytitle”>
” rel=”bookmark”><?php the_title(); ?>
<span class=”meta”>” title=”Category: <?php the_category() ?>”>[<?php the_category() ?>] — <?php the_author() ?> @ <?php the_time() ?>
</span>
</h3>
<div class=”storycontent”>
<?php the_content(); ?>
</div>
<div class=”feedback”>
<?php link_pages(‘
Pages: ‘, ‘
‘, ‘number’); ?>
<?php comments_popup_link(‘Comments (0)’, ‘Comments (1)’, ‘Comments (%)’); ?>
</div>
<?php trackback_rdf(); ?>
<?php include(‘b2comments.php’); ?>
<?php } } // end foreach, end if any posts ?>
</div><!– content –>

Not sure how they did it, but you’re welcome to look at the code and CSS behind my template at https://env.ourcrofts.com/weblog.php . I use that same kind of layout.

If it’s primarily formatting you’re wanting to change, the CSS for the calendar is in layout2b.css, the default stylesheet for the default index.php. You can change text aligment, colors, link hovers, borders, etc. The classes in the stylesheet are self explanatory.

I think required login to view the site would be a good addition.

Well, I learned something else today. Thanks, allusion. After I got your response above, I thought, no it won’t because I did that. Turns out I had just “commented out” the popup scipt line using HTML comment indicators. So I learned that doing that does not stop the PHP from executing. Thanks again.

Thanks. Now that I’ve done that, I see that I really needed to ask a different question. The e-mail that is generated in response to a comment has a link to the comment. Clicking that link opens the original post with all comments listed beneath it. Is there a way to make clicking on the feedback link in the post (e.g., Comments(3)) open in that type of window?