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In “options.php” in your Featured Content” plugin starting at line 98 and ending on line 102 is where the option is. If you dont want a title you could delete these lines and should work.
Remember to back up a copy of anything you edit.

It’s a css issue. Firefox, Google, Safari, Read css about the same. IE is a bit different. I think IE 9 will be better.

Any how. Your styles are in your header. That’s fine but if they are in a standalone file in your themes folder. style.css or whatnot then it’s a little easier for people to help. ??

You could use include and exclude. If you have a small ammount of categories I don’t see why not.

<?php
wp_list_categories(‘orderby=name&include=3,5,9,16’); ?>

<?php
wp_list_categories(‘orderby=name&show_count=1&exclude=10’); ?>

I’m not sure. Sorry.

Have you tried to explode the title? Not sure if that works in unicode or not.

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/389529?replies=13

gregrickaby Seems to have done similar with that method.

Not cutting the words and showing a count of words would do it I would guess. But that’s above me.

Can this be done? Or does anyone have a link to a site where there maybe more info on this type of function?

Maybe this, but not sure if you need it before the bullet.

<?php wp_get_archives('before=&laquo;'); ?>

You could maybe make a key for it whatever text you want.
<?php $key = get_post_meta($post->ID, "_key", true); ?>

<?php
function SearchFilter($query) {
if ($query->is_search) {
$query->set('cat','-9,-417');
}
return $query;
}
add_filter('pre_get_posts','SearchFilter');
?>

This is the function I have to exclude categories from showing in the search results.

Just trying to exclude the content from being searched or atleast turning up in the results.

You would have to create a new page template. Best way is to copy current blog php file which is in your theme folder. Then add a page template name.

<?php /* Template Name:different blog
*/ ?>

To the top of the file.

Upload the new file which is a copy of your original blog file besides the code you added above.

Then when you create a page, on the right side there is a drop down menu asking which page template you want. If all goes well your new template you just uploaded to your theme folder should be listed.

You can edit the new file how you want.

To only call posts from one category you could do this.

<?php query_posts('query_posts('category_name=Staff Home'); ?>

Put that above the loop in your new blog page . should work.

You do this.

<a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link to <?php the_title_attribute(); ?>"><?php the_titlesmall('', '...', true, '25') ?></a>

The three dots is what it will trail with… The number is the amount of letters you would like.

Then you have to add this to your “functions.php file in your theme folder.

<?php  function the_titlesmall($before = '', $after = '', $echo = true, $length = false) { $title = get_the_title();

	if ( $length && is_numeric($length) ) {
		$title = substr( $title, 0, $length );
	}

	if ( strlen($title)> 0 ) {
		$title = apply_filters('the_titlesmall', $before . $title . $after, $before, $after);
		if ( $echo )
			echo $title;
		else
			return $title;
	}
}
?>

You just put it at the very start and should work.