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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Unwanted Line Break in RSS FeedTactics,
On the .php page the links are directly below each other, while on the rss feed there’s an extra space between them…
for example… the .php page looks like this on the links section:
label:
white whale recordssite design:
the wax museumsite illustration:
jeffry leefamily:
kids these days
the mohawk lodge
poorfolkMeanwhile, the rss feed looks like this…
label:
white whale records
site design:
the wax museum
site illustration:
jeffry lee
family:
kids these days
the mohawk lodge
poorfolk
are you seeing that difference on your computer or are they still the same?
thanks!!
RyderForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Unwanted Line Break in RSS Feedanybody got any ideas?
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: images not displaying w/ permalinkshey guys,
I fixed this problem. For some reason, the template files were being cached on my server. So, once i deleted them, went to the page (now broken), and then re-uploaded the new file, all was good.
Another thing that helped rather than full url’s was to use the <base> tag in the header..
<base href=”https://www.mysite.com/images/” />
thanks,
RForum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: images not displaying w/ permalinksthanks whooami,
when i put in the full url to the images, they show up on:
https://fileundermusic.com/wordpressbut, for some reason, they aren’t showing up on:
https://fileundermusic.com/wordpress/?cat=5when i look at the source it appears to be old code…. do you see the images on both showing up? or, is wordpress somehow storing the old code on the server?
when i update the index.php file in the theme it’s only the direct call (first example) that changes… urgh, i’m so confused!
thanks again!!!
ryderForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: HELP!! .htaccess and main blog url trouble!thanks Michael,
I seem to have fixed it by changing the site url and home addresses under the table wp_options to the old url’s…
it’s all working great now with the exception of my layout being a bit wonky on the homepage…
not sure why the one include “Members” is getting cut off…
otherwise, everything appears as before…
thanks!
RForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: categories in their own folder (or, short permalinks)thanks!
RForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: categories in their own folder (or, short permalinks)Moshu,
How is the www.ads-software.com site setup? that’s what i’m looking to do!
i’m assuming the site is set up in the root directory of www.ads-software.com… but, how does the www.ads-software.com site have sections that look like folders without /category/ in front of them?
some of the wordpress sections appear to be built on a page and some appear to be built around a category… i didn’t see any permalink tags for pages though…
in other words there’s a section called https://www.ads-software.com/development/
not https://www.ads-software.com/category/development/thanks in advance!
ryderForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: categories in their own folder (or, short permalinks)Moshu,
I really appreciate you taking the time to respond!
i was imagining there might be a way to “rewrite” the url to make it appear to have even less folders, or, appear to be in a folder that is out of the main wordpress folder. guess not!
thank you!
RyderForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: categories in their own folder (or, short permalinks)sorry, i mentioned pages again but meant “urls”!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: categories in their own folder (or, short permalinks)Thanks Moshu,
Yes, it does do what i need out of the box… But, i’d like to organize my site so that all the main files are in a folder called https://thesite.com/wp2/ but when people go to the site, i’d like to have the urls not give away that it’s a php site… ie. if they click on the artists section, they will go to a page that has a url of https://thesite/artists/
is there a way to do this? i figured out how to get the index.php page out of the main wordpress folder but i’d like to set up either similar index pages in different folders or somehow redirect pages….
any ideas?
thanks again!
RyderForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: multiple loops / different categoriesMoshu,
Yeah, i read that over and over… but, all the examples are “If it’s in Category 3, THEN do this…” but all i want is something much simpler – “Display if it’s in Category 3″…
Does this make sense?
I imagine it’s something easy like the following that’s not an IF/THEN statement…
<?php ( in_category(‘3’) ) { ?>Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Using blog pages with multiple loopsdid any of you find a solution?
thanks, R