rinse

ahh ok, well glad you figured it out.

well for example here is an excerpt from my comments.php (note that not every theme’s comments.php looks the same)

<div class="comment-text">
<?php comment_text(); ?>
</div>

<div class="comment-meta">
 by <span class="comment-author"><?php comment_author_link() ?></span> on
<span class="comment-date"><?php comment_date('n/j/Y') ?> at <?php comment_date('g:ia') ?></span>
</div>

you are looking for comment_author_link and comment_date.

If I’m understanding your question correctly.. you should be looking in comments.php rather than functions.php.

add the styling there.

my guess is your blog settings are pointing at that url. i may be wrong, but check the blog options.

In the long run it’s probably easier to just install MAMP or WAMP on the computer you’re currently using, and preview that way.

I’ve always just used the option on google’s Feedburner.

There is likely a plugin for this though.

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/The_Loop#Exclude_Posts_From_Some_Category

phpbb3 to bbpress seems a lot more likely?

i was at my local bookstore last night and spent some time looking through “Smashing WordPress”

one of the better ones i’ve seen, but i’m no expert on wordpress books.

link to site?

by standalone forum he is referring to using a non wordpress option such as phpbb or vbulletin to name a couple.

from there theming the forum to match your already existing wordpress blog.

answer to first question should be in comments.php i believe.
second should be index.php and single.php.
delete something that looks like this:
<p>Posted: <?php the_time('F j, Y'); ?> at <?php the_time('g:i a'); ?></p>

thank-you so much blueinstyle.
works perfectly, exactly what i need.

much appreciated.

sorry not exactly what i meant. i knew that much. it’s not just a specific day, it’s every monday for example, or every tuesday.

i need the code so my main page thinks:

if it’s monday only display posts filed under ‘monday’
if it’s tuesday only display posts files under ‘tuesday’

i might be over thinking this.

not sure if this is the best way to go about it but here are two options:

1) use a style to push the images over. for example do something like
.post img{ margin-left: 520px; }
that will push the images right. where your content is 500px wide, giving you a 20px gap.

2) you could just use custom fields and insert the images that way, and style them as desired in your template files.