rajesh0228

Chad, sorry for responding after 1 week.

Right now I am not working on that site of mine, but when I am ready I will try contacting my host to increase the Memory Limit.

Thank you Chad for being the Samaritan that you really are.

No one was responding to those two problems I posted, and then you appeared – like manna from Heaven.

I mean I really wonder why no one was responding, even after reposting my twin problems.

Ok Chad, thanks for your all the helpful answers you’ve given.

Now it is up to me to understand Template Hierarchy and zoom in unto the required file.

But wait!

I need one more help from you. Can you please solve this Multisite problem?

I checked the Template Hierarchy, esp. the Visual Overview.

I must admit it looks confusing to me. May take some time to get the hang of it.

But since I am dealing with Post links, do I need to be concerned only with the Post-related boxes in the Visual Overview? I mean for my solution from where do I start for a given theme – to zoom in on the right php and then insert the code you’d given in that file?

Chad, since I am new to all this I just wanted to pick your brain so that I can, at least, know the beginning of the road map, so to speak.

PS: I’ve checked Notify me of follow-up posts via email and also Subscribed, as well as, checked my spam filter, but still I am not getting any email notifications of your posts. Very strange!

Jan, I’v checked my spam filter and I’ve also checked Notify me of follow-up posts via email.

But I am not getting any notifications. Very strange!

Chad, what if sidebar.php does not exist?

I recently found out that the theme “blue_fitness” does not have it?
What next?

I just remembered that you’d mentioned this: “but you could modify content.php (pereferably with a child theme) to link to an anchor that would put your title at the top. perhaps #wrapper? Line 23 ought to be the one to change. “

Is content.php an alternative to sidebar.php?

>> “on other themes there may be differences”

You mean instead of sidebar.php it can be some other file?
Instead of <?php if (!dynamic_sidebar('home-widgets')) : ?> it could be something else?

And what about your own block of code? Should that remain the same for other themes (with the exception of the anchor value in it)?

PS: Are you getting email notifications of my postings? I am not getting any for yours? What is the problem?

In this example, is the anchor “#art-main”?

Chad, may I know how exactly do I detect the “anchor”? In what kind of code should it exist? Or should i just experiment and find out for myself?

And after finding it can I include it in your code and then insert it in the sidebar.php file of any Theme (before
?php if (!dynamic_sidebar('home-widgets')) : ?
as you’d suggested)?

I have removed the Recent Posts sidebar widget. Now I only have the Recent Posts which I’d created using your code.

Everything’s fine now.

So should I now apply the same technique in the sidebar.php file of any Theme I use in the future? Is there any thing else I need to look out for?

Chad, I followed your last suggestion.

It is working! Thanks!

But I’ve an interesting problem: I am now having 2 Recent Posts lists. And it is the first one which is working, not the second one.

Now what do I do?

Chad my Sidebar.php code looks like this –

<div id="secondary" class="widget-area" role="complementary">

 <?php if ( has_nav_menu( 'secondary' ) ) : ?>

 <nav role="navigation" class="navigation site-navigation secondary-navigation">

  <?php wp_nav_menu( array( 'theme_location' => 'secondary' ) ); ?>

 </nav>

 <?php endif; ?>

    <?php if (!dynamic_sidebar('home-widgets')) : ?>

      <p>&nbsp;</p>

    <?php endif; // end sidebar widget area  ?>

</div>

But your code “<?php if ( is_active_sidebar( ‘sidebar-1’ ) ) :” does not exist. What to do now? Where do i insert your block of code?

Hi Chad, yes that is precisely the kind of solution I want! The post is loading & showing 50% of it automatically.

But what about this “#mid-top”? Is it something you’ve just appended to the URL to get the result? Is there anything else you did?

In which file (s) should the following code exist: “#mid-top”>”?

Regarding your “more elegant but more involved solution”, I will check it out later.

PS: Thanks for pointing out the the “overlap” of the white flower at the bottom of the Header image on the navigation bar.

Chad, can you please post a sample code for the kind of action I want.

Hi Chad, thanks for your post. At last someone has responded!

Here is the link you wanted to see.

What exactly do you mean by “post title so low on your page”?

Mika, thanks for trying to explain things to me.

But, I really wonder how applying true wildcard only on the URLs can be “computationally VERY expensive”? It is not as if the software has to search through all the pages of all the sites to locate the URL.

I can’t believe you Mika!

WordPress has been in existence since 2003, and still there is NO support for “true wildcard”?!!!! Great news!

I mean if the WP developer can code the limited wildcard support what prevents them from coding the full one? Without it I am having great difficulty in searching out sites.

There’s got to be some workarounds.