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  • Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: Ref-Karma with Dreamhost
    Thread Starter lokjah

    (@lokjah)

    ?? ref-karma rocks…

    thanks for the tip mmx I’ll give bad behavior a shot….

    Has this issue/or knowledge of what happened with Lunarpages been solved?

    Reason is I have two sites that are on Lunarpages (using wp) and are about to expire and If there are still Lunarpages issues then I will def, move to another host

    TIA

    l??k

    yeah im still using 1.5 and the admin page doesnt work for me, just comes up blank in the content area and only shows the wordpress logo/ff logo etc…

    so I have no way of running the favatise script.. (that I can figure out, I see in the code I’m supposed to be seeing a form there)

    Thread Starter lokjah

    (@lokjah)

    worked a charm! muchas gracias ??

    if I’m understanding you correctly, then you could do something like this

    css:
    #sidebar ul wrap {
    margin: 0;
    padding: 0;
    background:url('img/sidenav_bg.gif') center repeat-y;
    }

    and in your html “wrap” that new div around the ul

    xhtml:

    <div id="sidebar">
    <div id="sidebar ul wrap">
    <ul>
    <li>stuff</li>
    </ul>
    </div><!-- close sidebar ul wrap -->
    </div><!-- close sidebar -->

    also make sure to make the bg transparent in your ul rule:

    #sidebar ul {
    list-style-type: none;
    padding: 20px;
    margin: 0;
    font-size: 0.9em;
    padding-bottom:3em;
    background: transparent url('img/sidenav_bottom.gif') no-repeat bottom;
    border-left: .01em #a1a1a1 solid;
    border-right: .01em #a1a1a1 solid;
    }

    u might want to wrap the ul with a div and put the bg in that, thats the way I get around needing two bg images, just wrap a div around it….

    Thread Starter lokjah

    (@lokjah)

    ok well i’m still bangin away at this, I just cant seem to break away from using the base href, there are alot of links and includes on my pages that refer to it, and if i take it out, it would be a ton of hard coding to do.. BUT Ive got some things to work yet I need some direction here if you would:

    first: as I posted above is there a way using php that I could use instead of the base href that would work on any php page (as the cool one jpettit posted is good for wp ones, but not for my non wp php pages)

    second: I did have problems with jpettits code on my skip to nav link, it wasnt picking up the post id in the link, but the up to top link was working fine, BUT I fixed the skip to nav by using this:

    <div id="skip2nav">
    <?php while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>
    <p><a href="<?php echo get_permalink() ?>#navhead">skip2nav</a></p>
    <?php endwhile; ?>
    </div><!-- close skip2nav -->

    now, today I was creating a paged post, and of course this code wasnt enough for it to recognize the page portion of the code:

    &page=2

    what I need the code to do is this:

    ?p=7&page=2#navhead

    what can I call that will cause wp to get the page and append it like the link above? is there like a get page link, that I could add after the get permalink?

    Thread Starter lokjah

    (@lokjah)

    thanks kafkaesqui gonna give that a try now!

    Thread Starter lokjah

    (@lokjah)

    hmm ok yeah thats tight, now is there any way to:

    1) only see the comments for the post on the last page
    2) only be able to comment on the last page

    right now I can comment and read comments on each page of the post…

    Thread Starter lokjah

    (@lokjah)

    lol ah man.. r u serious…ive been *not* staring at that for how long now?

    Thread Starter lokjah

    (@lokjah)

    could i use something like this on the wordpress index.php in my theme folder?

    <?php
    /* Don't remove this line. */
    require($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/wp/wp-blog-header.php');
    ?>

    and then would I have to get rid of the base href on that index? Im just talkin out loud here as I’m not well versed on the php side

    Thread Starter lokjah

    (@lokjah)

    hmm i think you are on to something there, only I need to get to the very top of each page, which is why I was using a body id before…

    one other thing, I’ll probably then have to use these as includes and include them on wp only pages as they wont work on a non wp php page will they?

    and then of course I need one for the skip to bottom as well

    Is there a php alternative to the base href that might work better for me, Ive used the base href for years and quite rely on it with my sites, but now that Im getting into more php I see it causes alot of path problems.

    Thread Starter lokjah

    (@lokjah)

    the site is in dev and I cant show it right now. but what I need is in reference to the code that I have posted in the first post.

    If I click on a post then this is the URL it generates:

    https://mysite.com/wp/?p=13

    now If on that page I click the “skip2nav” link (see my code above)

    the generated URL will be:

    https://mysite.com/wp/#navheadnews

    instead of:

    https://mysite.com/wp/?p=13#navheadnews

    this is my problem……

    Thread Starter lokjah

    (@lokjah)

    wp is where my wordpress directory is, so if i take that out it resolves to the base href, which is the root index file of my .com, which is not a wp loop index.

    the difficult part is figuring out how to make the named anchors work with the base href, when viewing wp posts which are dynamic….

    Thread Starter lokjah

    (@lokjah)

    kinda thought that was the reason mmx…. just gave me a bit of shell shock back to the mt payment structure announcement day…

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