matthewpaul

I did, it was never in there to begin with. Once I add it in, the image shows up where I want it to, but shows up again after the content of the post, and it’s no where in the code.

As soon as I add

add_theme_support('post-thumbnails');

to functions.php, the post thumbnail is automatically added below the content of a post, if the post has a thumbnail, even before editing single.php.

I have no idea why. Any ideas?

It’s on my local server, not online yet.

It appears the problem with post-thumbnails is that it automatically inserts the thumbnail below the_content on a post page, which isn’t where I want it to appear.

Thanks, esmi. I got it working. My only problem now is that for posts with a post thumbnail, the thumbnail automatically gets added to the bottom of my post, even though there’s no code in my single page calling it to show up there.

How can I remove this? I just want it above my post text where I added the code for it.

pwhitene,

It does, but I want the image to link to the post if I’m on the index page. The link around the image should only be removed when viewing the single post page.

esmi,

How can post_thumbnail be used to add a link to the post around the post’s image on the homepage, but remove that link around the image when on a single post page?

<?php query_posts("cat=-1,-2,-3"); ?>
<?php if(have_posts()) : ?>

appears to work as well.
1, 2, and 3 are the category IDs.

Place

<?php query_posts($query_string . '&showposts=10'); ?>

before

<?php if (have_posts()) : ?>

Thanks, t310s_ and apljdi. I used the example in the Codex link and worked off that.

This can be done without a plugin for version 2.7.1 and higher by adding some code to your theme’s functions.php file.

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Customizing_the_Read_More#Link_Jumps_to_More_or_Top_of_Page

I want to add a “/” between the comment author and the date so the output looks like:

Joe / December 29, 2009 at 10:00 pm
This is my comment.

Can this be done without modifying comments-template?

No, comment-template.php is located in wp-includes folder. The changes I make can only be made in comment-template.php, not the comments file. I keep a backup and modify a couple lines after each time I upgrade, rather than replace the whole file so there’s no issue.

They’re minor changes, but I was hoping there was a way to avoid having to make them after every upgrade.

Thanks. Will try the WP Web Scraper plugin.

Anyone?

https://matthewpaul.com

I know it’s just a comment that was added, but the ?> is what closed the rest of the PHP in the file and preventing the site from loading.

No, just Akismet, Google XML Sitemaps, and Subscribe To Comments.

That PHP line of code, which appears to have been maliciously added, blocked my site from loading.