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Hello Alex,

just put

p.tags {
	display: none;
}

at the end of your style.css-file (or make a child theme if you don’t like to edit theme files)

Nobody with a possible solution?

I already read the entire Permalinks-page ??

Setting Permalinks back to default (ugly style) will cause taglinks to work.

Maybe someone can tell me how to set up a permalinkstructure, where:

– posts are adresses by category/postname
– pages are adressed by pagename
– tags are adressed by themen/tagname
– categories are adressed by archive/ctaegoryname.

Does nobody knows?

I sometimes had some permalink problems. Does somebody knows a good link with explainations for permalinks in wordpressor mod_rewrite in general, which may helps me to find the error on my own?

Did you downloaded the german package from WordPress Deutschland? The installer there has a little bug which causes that the wp-config file isnt set up with the db connection details you entered during the installation process.
Open your wp-config file with an editor of coice and fill in the correct data on your own and safe changes.

If you’re using another package, make sure your MySQL server is running. May check it with other MySQL-apps.

I dont know if there is a plugin for your problem, so I think you have to code a little function on your own.

I don’t think there is an in-built function for this specific problem.

You must code a little function on your own. The wordpress database contains a post_to_cat table where every tag is stored. So you must access this table to get all posts which fit.

In fact, you cannot use get_footer anymore. Just use the code I provided instead.

To get another footer for your category, you must use the causal tags someho like this:

if(is_single()) {
   include("footer".$post->ID.".php");
}else{
   get_footer();
}

This will include the post-specific footer (footerX.php) for every post, and a common footer (footer.php) for every other page/category/search…

you can include footer42.php for post 42 by calling

<?php include("footer".$post->ID.".php") ?>

inside the loop.

Isn’t there anybody with a possible solution?

What could be the difference in handling between my localhost and the webserver?

Nobody knows?

btw: All other links seem to work correctly. Only monthly archives return a 404 error.

Furthermore, my category-links are strange, because the link to https://thomas-ney.com/archive/category/news for example. I don’t know where the “category” comes from. ?!?

Try the “search everything” plugin.

@4k: Patronizing sucks. Why you can’t everbody decide on its own which browser he/she wants to use. There are good arguments for both IE7 and Firefox.

Btw: In my eyes, the WordPress-spirit was something like “Keep it as simple as possible”. “Code is poetry” is the slogan in the footer. Such hard-coded ads does not fit to that slogan. Let us make great sites with standard-compliant xHTML-code. If a browser interprets it the right way, then its good, otherwise the user will get errors and has to chose another one. But if everything is displayed correctly, then its just crap to place these firefox ads there.

btw: I hate those users keeping their browser decision as a religion. Create sites for your readers and not for your shitty browser.

Does nobody knows?

Where you able to use other permalink-structures before?

Not every server allows permalink-structures.

Btw: There is an issue with some servers using permalinks constisting of just the post-title. Read this for further information.