lynx13

Then, is it really useful to use the categories of the archive anymore? Because, it seems, if you tag every post your categories do not make much sense…

I found a nice plugin btw. but did not have the time to try it: there is something called “jeromes keywords manager” which says it can manage even the entries you did not tag. I’ll give it a try when I come home soon…

The presented plugin is to convert the German special characters like “?”, “?”, “ü” into characters that the title, the rss-feed and the comments understand.

WordPress does not support these characters by default but replaces an “ü” with an “u” and “?” with an “a” and so on, which is not correct.

In the meantime I realized that the plugin is able to convert my titles of new entries but refuses to change the titles of archived entries.

Bad luck.

Well, does nobody know how I could solve this problem?

Again:

I’m using “<?php the_date(‘l, j. F Y’); ?>” in my archive.php. This means that WordPress only displays “<?php the_date(‘l, j. F Y’); ?>” once if there were more than one entry at that day. I really don’t like the style of “<?php the_date(‘l, j. F “Y’); ?>”, so I want to insert the following:

“<table width=”700″ align=”center”>
<tr bgcolor=”#FFFFFF”>
<td><img src=”https://www.doamin.com/images/sample.jpg&#8221; width=”20″ height=”20″ alt=”sample” title=”sample”/>
<font color=”#000000″ size=”2″ face=”Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif”><B>.<small>”

before

“<?php the_date(‘l, j. F Y’); ?>”

and

“</small>.</B></font></td>
</tr>
</table>”

after “<?php the_date(‘l, j. F Y’); ?>”.

Unfortunately now there is an empty table everywhere the date was ignored because of the “one-date-per-multiple-entries”-rule.

How can I solve this?

Yours sincerely,
lynx

You are wrong.

I experimented with your advice to make a slash before “wp-content” and it doesn’t work either!

WordPress unfortunately doesn’t only change my structure of the permalinks but even the paths to my images. If I could avoid the last point, so that WordPress ignores how the structure for my images is made, then everything would be fine.

I don’t know how I could do this. Hmmm…

So, I can always access this page via https://domain.com/?page_id=xy, but when I activate “nice Permalinks” i can access the page via

domain.com/test

or domain.com/archives

it depends, how I named my page, is that right?

@moshu: hmmm…

to 2) I can not access my page titled “test” via domain.com/test! I can only see it when I type https://domain.com/?page_id=xy!

Do I have to include something into my .htaccess maybe?

Thanx anyway!

Greetz,
lynx

Okay, FYI:

I finally got it to work!

Thanx to everyone who supported me!

Bye,
lynx

okay.

The Problem is:

I wrapped “the_date” inside a table like:

<table width=”700″ align=”center”>
<tr bgcolor=”#FFFFFF”>
<td>.<small><?php the_date(‘l, j. F Y’); ?></small>.</td>
</tr>
</table>

Now, for every entry that is posted at the same day, there is an empty table! BUT
my idea is: “Publish the date for the last entry that was posted that day and insert a horizontal rule between the other entries that were posted that day.”

Instead, wordpress inserts this table and that is annoying.

Another hint? Maybe? ??

Thanx anyway!

yes, I meant the “archive.php”.

I use the following command:

“<?php the_time(‘l,’) ?> <?php the_time(‘j. F Y’) ?>”

That is okay, but I don’t know how to display e.g. three entries under the same date.

greetings,
lynx

Alright, just try it: when you use the first “blockquote p”, then you will see that it doesn’t make a solid stroke when you have spaces in your text.

However, the text has the font-family you asigned to it.

If you use “blockquote” without “p”, then your text uses a solid stroke, when you have spaces in your text, however your text-font does not change.

This is weird and I still didn’t find something to avoid this behaviour.

But I am happy that someone tries to help me. Thank you!

sincerely
lynx

@lesbessant: okay! And now try to space your text like:

“This is some text that I’m quoting. Wibble, mutter, babble, etc. It’s not worth reading, it’s just long enough to make the box thingy big enough to see what’s going on.

If you see what I mean. This is some text that I’m quoting. Wibble, mutter, babble, etc. It’s not worth reading, it’s just long enough to make the box thingy big enough to see what’s going on. If you see what I mean.”

And see what happens…

The code is put into a css-stylefile.

After that you can quote a text-passage like

…

and it is there where the error happens.

Unfortunately I do not have a link, but you may try it by yourself.

Thank you!

I like wordpress and how it is designed. But I really want to have this portal for my archive!

Does nobody know how I can do this?

Thanx!

Sincerely,
lynx

okay, I figured it out by myself:

Instead of the blockquote { … } in the stylesheet I wrote blockquote p { … ] and while doing this I managed to give my quotes another font as my posts!

Thanx, goodbye, cya later,
lynx

hmmm…

the “p” is cool. I don’t want to replace it everywhere! Is there no possibility to ban it only inside the “blockquote”-tag?

Thanks anyway!

greetz,
lynx