sallam

I read it here:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Installing_Multiple_Blogs
“a multi-blog feature is in the planning for a future edition of WordPress”

I read somewhere that the developers of WP are planning to make it multi-blog capable. Can anyone update us on how this is developing, and whether its in process, or left aside for the time being?

Is there a road map for the WP developmen somewhere, where we can have an idea what developers are working on?

am I not supposed to type such link in the body of the post?
where should I type it please?

Thanks so much, exactly what I was looking for.
But I don’t understand, forgive me for being dumb:
I’ve installed your plugin. Now, when posting, what do I do?
do I just type the link in the post edit box?
I’ve typed the link as you said:
https://my_blog_domain/index.php?static=file
but that file is in a directory1/sub_directory2/file
directory1 is inside the wp directory. But the resulting post has the link text itself, not the page it should display.

[quote]”These are the blogs which I read on a daily basis.”[/quote]
But they are not! They come pre-imposed on us in the installation file. This is not nice, forcing specific links on each and every new installation. I know I can delete all of them, but it takes newbies sometime to figure out how to delete them. Its not nice to bet on that!

I thought it would be much better had it been a link exchange thing built-in with the installation process.

Are there plugins which do that? I mean replace the default and intruding blogroll with a real blogroll that does link exchange for participants?

Yes, you never know…lol
Thanks very much for the help.

thanks for your input.
One question: how do I get to email those users?
Is there a way to know the email address they typed when they made the comment?

edit:
ok I got it, its in Manage > Comments

can someone kindly help me here?
I just need to know where to add that line of code?

I guess I realised now why its not working with me.
I should insert this:
<?php related_posts(5, 10, ‘

• ‘, ‘

‘, ”, ”, false, false); ?>
but the instructions dosnt say where.
Where does that line go, so that all topics get it? what file to edit?

wait, even after I used it without the if part, it still brought empty description!

<meta name=”description” content=”<?php echo htmlentities(get_the_excerpt()); ?>” />

is that excerpt something I must type myself when posting or what?
because I dont..

yes, you’re right
All I got now is empty descriptions!

<meta name=”description” content=” ” />

why its not getting WordPress pre-generated excerpts?
can you advise somehow a change in the code to make it work?

thanks. Forgive my being newbie in php, so will it be like that?:

<?php if (is_single()) { ?>
<meta name=”description” content=”<?php echo htmlentities(get_the_excerpt()); ?>” />
<?php } ?>

and where do I put that code, which file?