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Upon further investigation, I found a month abbreviations array in locale.php. Yet, when changing

$text = sprintf('%s %d', $month[zeroise($arcresult->month,2)], $arcresult->year);

to

$text = sprintf('%s %d', $month_abbrev[zeroise($arcresult->month,2)], $arcresult->year);

in template-functions-general.php, the resulting effect is that the month is not printed at all. Does anyone know why this method doesn’t work?

Awesome! IanD’s solution worked. I’ll explore Matt’s solution if I need additonal functionality. Thanks for all your help, guys!

No matter how I format the archive.php, it looks like I will still be limited to showing 1 post per page no matter what template is being viewed. Is it necessary to employ a secondary loop? I’m not very experienced with PHP, so I’m not sure I’d be able to whip something up to make calls to the database and what have you.

Correct me if I’m wrong, but isn’t this an application of Justin Blanton’s SmartArchives?

Anyone else with PHP knowledge have input on this problem? Ryan Duff doesn’t seem to be answering his messages as of late.

Sweet Christmas, all I wanted was clean URLs. Is that so much to ask?!

Yes. Apache has been restarted many times. I’m not exactly sure behind the workings, though. After I’ve uncommented the appropriate lines in httpd.conf, is mod_rewrite supposed to kick in after it sees URL rewrite rules in the .htaccess? Or is there some other configuring that is necessary? The .htaccess is currently located at https://localhost/wordpress, by the way, if that is important.

Unfortunately, this does not resolve the issue. I doubt this is the problem because I have no problem generating an actual .htaccess. I’m at wit’s end about this. I’m trying to use Smart Archives, but I can’t even get my permalinks in order!