jpmaximilian

I got FWP to work, but only with a main feed. I can’t get it to work with category feeds, and I only want to feed a specific category from another blog, not all posts.

I had this same problem. I don’t know how to fix it either. I subscribed to a feed, and it doesn’t post to my blog.

How would I implement option 3? I tried setting up wordpress again, and entering the database information for my first site in the wp-config.php file and it didn’t work.

I understand the page template stuff, but I’m confused about creating a new page. Could you elaborate on that? Are you talking simply about a new page within wordpress or uploading a new page?

I added:

<?php
/*
Template Name: Archive Header
*/
?>

I’m guessing if a filename is recognized as one of the standard ones by wordpress, you have to add this.

Additionally, I notice that “page.php” is listed as Page Template. So there must be some other file telling wordpress how to display these files.

It seems like that would be the case, but I saved header.php from the template to the desktop and then renamed it and uploaded it without changing anything and it still happens.

Okay, I got it to work now, the only thing I did differently is add a space:

<?php include_once($_SERVER[“DOCUMENT_ROOT”] . “/wp-content/themes/yourblog-20-theme/archiveheader.php”); ?>

instead of

<?php @include_once($_SERVER[“DOCUMENT_ROOT”].”/wp-content/themes/yourblog-20-theme/archiveheader.php”);?>

I don’t know why that would make a difference. I thank you for your help in spite your subtle insult towards me.

I’m trying to add a custom header so that instead of showing my blog title and a description of the blog, it shows archive and what kind of archive is being shown.

I thought maybe I could pass a different .php file to the function get_header. But like I said I don’t really know what I’m doing. What you suggested didn’t work for me. I have no header on that page, and all of the css formatting is gone. I guess the get_header function does more than just include the header.php file? I wouldn’t mind “rewriting” the get_header function, if you could tell me where it is. All I would have to do is change header.php to another name, and rename the function?