randyd

Thanks alphaoide,

That worked.

Randyd

How do set the default category in the drop down list?

I could make it an option. I’ve taken it out though and made “publish” the default because I don’t want my users getting confused with more options.

I simply want to provide a link to the simple edit form from the advanced edit form like there is one vise versa.

I created a archive page from my index page. Instead of having posted content, I have archive content. I took everything out after:

<div id="content"> and added new php code
and then made sure my div close tag was still in place.

Then I created a new folder named misc-style and a new style sheet named style.css. For the items I didn’t want to show, I just added a hidden value for visibility in the css. Then I replaced the call to style code in the head section of the file with my new code:

<style type="text/css" media="screen">
@import url( <?php echo get_settings("siteurl"); ?>/misc-style/style.css );
</style>

After that you can name the file what you want and grab it with a link. Oh and make sure this new file is in the root directory that wordpress is in.

Hope that helps

Randyd

To have comments below the post put the line:
<?php include(ABSPATH . 'wp-comments.php'); ?>

right below
?php the_content(); ?>

Find this line in the head section of your index.php file.
<?php //comments_popup_script(); // off by default ?>

To get a pop up change it to:
<?php comments_popup_script(); ?>

Maybe make a new button along side of the table button to do it. Would have to offer an explanation of what it’s used for.

OK,
The table has to be outside the tags.
That has to be done manually switching the htmlarea off so that its a simple text area. Then you have to take the tags out. But it sure would be nice to find a way so that it can be done automatically. My users wouldn’t know how.
Any ideas?
Thanks

I found it. It’s in post.php under //default settings

The custom field section of the code can be found in edit-form-advanced.php in wp-admin folder

I’m using IE 5 on Mac and I see the menu in simple sky is aligned left and below your the white posting area. In the css why float the menu? Why not give it an absolute value for starters

https://www.ads-software.com/support/10/17096

I was thinking about the rss feature and easy content management of WP. My forums do not have that and I would have to manually create the rss feeds. With WP, everytime I or someone else makes a post and then leave comments, keywords are going to be created. So my thought was – The more keywords relating to our industry that are found on a new WP site as apposed to a forum page can possibly be picked up through RSS marketing and by search engine spiders.
RSS marketing is very intriguing to me and would like further discussion on this.
All comments are appreciated.
Thanks
Randyd

Did you see https://mudbomb.com/archives/2004/05/29/wysiwyg-hack-for-wordpress/

Search forums on – style switcher