placutus

Hello,

I have nearly the same problem.
If you found the solution for that, I’d be very grateful if you share it.

Thanks

maybe it is off-topic, but i need advice for completing my WP upgrade.
I have been using the IImage Browser plugin to handle images. It is so flexible and easy to use. Unfortunately, it no longer works with WP 3.3.1 (It works with WP 3.2.1).

Could anybody suggest me a plugin making the job in a very similar way? Or alternatively, a way to quickly upload the images even without plugin (uploading images, getting thumbnail, setting size of thumbnail while uploading).

@boutros I keep the number of my plugins at minimum to avoid the risk of not compatibility at any time I need to update my WP version.

wpismypuppet, I tried it but I got the following error message:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: add_filter().

Does it happen because of it is a too old WP release?

P.S. I am not a PHP coder anyway

Anyway I fixed the problem of unwanted adding <p> tag to my manual excerpts, by adding in style.css something like that:

.excerpt p {
margin: 5px 0px 0px 0px;
}

and in the file.php
<div class=excerpt><?php the_excerpt(); ?>...

Patrick, i’m going to update my WP version right now.
I didn’t update it because of plugins shortcoming when it comes to compatibility with latest WP releases. So, unfortunately I now have to opt to drop some plugins, with some of those really helpful (particularly: “IImage Browser” and “Customizable Post Listings” ).

in those 2 pages you can read a lot of helpful advice on how to format excerpts, but unfortunately it doesn’t offer a solution to the problem of adding unwanted <p> tag to manual excerpts.
Thanks anyway

The page displaying the excerpt is https://pmi.exportfocus.com
I need “… continua” to be at the end of the excerpt, on the same line. Unfortunately I get unwanted </p> tag at the end of the excerpt, even if I have not added any <p> tag in the excerpt.

The code is the following:
<?php the_excerpt(); ?><a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>">... continua</a>

I tried most of remedies — to format the_excerpt() — suggested in this forum. Nothing works.

Is there a way to get around the problem through style.css ?
Thanks

I’m using the html editor only

MichaelH, unfortunately this code is not working. It doesn’t create any categories.

Would it be ok if I populate the tables wp_terms and wp_term_taxonomy by importing other text files?

Text file to import into wp_terms includes the following fields:
term_id, name, slug, term_group.

Text file to import into wp_term_taxonomy includes the following fields:
term_taxonomy_id, term_id, taxonomy, description, parent, count.

It would create categories and save a lot of time. The problem is about if the categories will work properly or if I have to involve other tables.

Thanks 4k the plugin you suggested did the job ok.

Now, coming to my point 1. , do you have any ideas on how to hack WP to have the comments visible directly on the homepage below the post?
In index.php I tried to replace <?php comments_popup_link(‘No Comments »’, ‘1 Comment »’, ‘% Comments »’); ?> with something like <?php include ‘comments.php’; ?>
but nothing happens.

It’s ok with space usage.

If that can help you:

– in https://example.com/blog (here it is working ok), I placed WP in a folder under the root, that means the path is:
…/myUserName/htdocs/blog

– in https://blog1/example.com (here not working), the path of the folder including WP is:
…/myUserName/blog1/htdocs

Skippy, the real Urls of the blogs I described above are : https://primeitaly.com/italianclubs/ (here any post is indexed ok in Google)
https://pmi.exportfocus.com/ (here the posts disappear as ‘slip’ on the third page)

Of course the blogs Urls (https://mydomain.com/myblog and https://myblog.mydomain.com) are just an example to illustrate the architecture of the mine, I apologize to anyone who is owner of the domains above listed.

Macmanx, I have posted before to view your reply; so you tell me I have to go into index.php and change feed links manually; could you tell me what links I have look for (if you can write an example of it) and what I have to replace with?
If you can have a look again to my blog test, you can tell me if it works properly or not (so also answering to my second question about rss code displayed) and if the change you suggest me is necessary.
Thank You

May be I have fixed the problem; I have rewritten .htaccess file and uploaded it in ASCII mode via FTP. It seems Rss is now working.

As I am newbie for blog, also a question: I see Rss display the same page (the same code) including all of items posted, either I click the rss link from main page or from category page, even from single item page. Is that ok, or not properly is working?

Thanks to everybody,
NuclearMoose:
-I have installed WordPress Version 1.2
-My blog test website https://www.exportfocus.com/xblog1/
btvillarin:
-The thread I was telling about is …/support/topic.php?id=15974

To deliver you more detailes about my experience, I add:
when in admin. suite I click over the link “….htaccess file is writable by WordPress, you can edit it through your template interface”
I get ‘Internal Server Error….’; also I have seen I have no any .htaccess file into ‘xblog1’ directory,
so I have created one, have written mod_rewrite rules suggested – by ‘options-permalink’ – in it, but after upload in the directory,
I got also for main page https://www.exportfocus.com/xblog1/ Internal Server Error.
(Now I have cancelled the file so you can view again the site with the rss problem)
Thanks for your help