melbell

Are you sure you activated the plugin?

It’s fixed!! ??

Looks great now! I really like that effect!

https://soulinprocess.com/hollis/wp-content/themes/landzilla/images/top3.jpg

This is how it turned out though.

um wow. It does that because your image is HUGE

repeat-y will make it repeat vertically (top to bottom) and I don’t think that’s what you want.

sorry, I just read some of your site I think you are “he”

It looks to me like your “gradient” image is just solid black

Lorelle, she’s using repeat-x and she wants it to repeat horizontally…that bit looks fine to me.

Nice catch on the page count. I do, in fact, have 12 pages. Which is the number that my “Misc” category is showing as the post count.

I wonder why it does that. Possibly because pages don’t have categories so it’s just saying that they are in the “default” category?

hmmm…interesting.

Ah well, as long as I know that I’m not the only one showing this, it’s not just something that’s wrong with my WordPress installation, I can live with it.

Thanks! ??

Michael, even after changing the default category to something different it won’t let me delete the category. It says:

“Can’t delete the Misc category: this is the default one”

Is there somewhere else I need to change it as well? Also, is there any way I can just change the post count to zero in the mysql database?

Ok, here’s what I did:


<?php
$posts = get_posts('numberposts=20&category=8');
foreach ($posts as $post) : ?>
<li><h2>Testing</h2>
<ul>
<li><a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link to <?php the_title(); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?></a></li>
</ul>
<?php endforeach; ?>


It seems to be working fine! Thanks! ??

Saymawa, I would try your solution, but two things, there aren’t actually any posts in my “Misc” category to move, and also, “Misc” is my default category, so I can’t delete it. ??

Moshu, what do you mean you don’t know what’s in my admin section. I’ve just told you that an empty category is reporting that it has 12 posts in it. What more could I say?

heh, alright, good enough for me! ??

Ok, here’s what I came up with…and it works! It displays “March, 2005”

<?php
$wholedate = (trim(wp_title('', FALSE)));
$dateArray = (explode(" ", $wholedate));
$date = ($dateArray[2] . ", " . $dateArray[0]);
echo $date;
?>

Now, does anyone know why I have to use $dateArray[2] instead of $datearray [1]? print_r comes up with 0=>2005, 1=> ,2=>March

It’s no big deal, I’m just wondering why that ” ” is in there for $dateArray[1]