melbell

Ok, I added <?php wp_title(''); ?> and it works pretty well…but now it says “You are currently browsing the archives for 2005 March.”

I want it to say “March 2005” and not “2005 March”. I know that if I used <?php wp_title('', FALSE); ?> it will return the result for use in PHP instead of printing it…I could them manipulate it to make it look how I want it to, but is that the only way? That’s an awful lot of trouble to go to if there’s an easier way.

I will try the wp_title thing. My sidebar is at the beginning of this theme, so if it being at the end is what makes it work, then that makes sense.

I found the problem…

What I did to create a list of link I wanted to autolink, was to create an autolink category for those links, and just hide all the links in the category so they didn’t show up in the link list on the sidebar.

I added the www.ads-software.com link into this category, but I already had it in another category. The plugin apparently added it twice because it found it twice in my links lists. Removing the duplication wordpress entry in my hidden category solved the problem.

Ok I found my answer. If I put an empty div with clear:both; set inside the wrapper div, underneath all the content, it will force it to stretch out.

So now my code looks like:

<wrapperdivwithbackground>
<sidebardivfloatedleft></sidebardiv>
Content Content Content
<emptydivtoclearfloats></emptydiv>
</wrapperdiv>

I have found that method since posting…but I’m still having a problem.

you can see it now on the link I provided in my original post. The div that houses the bg image, is not stretching to the entire height of the floated sidebar…it’s only stretching high enough to hold the content div.

Do you know a fix for this?

I found this page: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Conditional_Tags

It shows the conditional tags. So I just stuck if (is_single) into my plugin to have it return the unaltered content while on the single post page.

nvm…figured it out… ??

Thanks, that’s exactly what I was looking for, I just didn’t know which variable would identify it as a multiple paged post! ??

nvm fixed…there was some blank space after the ?> in one of my new plugins

That’s ok, I figured it out from this link.

A few modifications and it works ok. I couldn’t figure out before how to use this function, I couldn’t get it to work. But using the example at that link I was able to make it look like I want it to.

That seems to be for post categories…I need one for link categories…but I will keep looking. Thanks.

Does anyone know why IE behaves this way when these textareas are given a width in percentages but not when given a width in pixels?

I found this post because I was having this problem in the plugin editor and theme editor textareas. I would like to be able to set the width as a percentage so that it doesn’t mess up if I resize my window. I’m just wondering if some other part of the CSS is causing this to happen to the textareas.

I just stuck this into the plugin, before the foreach loop.


if (is_page($content)){
return $text;
} else {


Now it works just like it should.

Oh, I see that pages don’t have categories…I guess I need to check the plugin and see if it’s defaulting to one of the category images if a category isn’t found.

I can’t remove category icon tags from the pages, because they aren’t used. The plugin passes “the_content” through a filter to add the icons.

Is it possible it wrap an if statement around that add_filter line in the plugin or will that break something?