sam_a

Yes, this was a 1.5 hack, now deprecated. ??

It looks like 2.1’s get_lastpostmodified function will now include Pages so this won’t be necessary.

I eventually got this working but I think I had to add OR post_status = 'static' to the query in function get_lastpostmodified (in /wp-includes/functions.php)… I don’t quite remember.

This fixes part of it.

In wp-rss2.php, after $more = 1, add:

$date_format = 'D, d M Y H:i:s +0000'; // RSS
if ( is_page() || is_single() ):
foreach ($posts as $post);
$updated = mysql2date($date_format, $post->post_modified_gmt, false);
$last_modified = mysql2date('D, d M Y H:i:s', $post->post_modified_gmt).' GMT';
$etag = md5($last_modified);
// replace headers already sent in wp-blog-header.php
header("Last-Modified: $last_modified", true);
header("ETag: $etag", true);
else:
// WP original code
$updated = mysql2date($date_format, get_lastpostmodified('GMT'), false);
endif;

and then inside RSS channel:

<lastBuildDate><?php echo $updated; ?></lastBuildDate>

I’m working on the very same thing.

There’s a big problem with the date — WordPress sends Last-Modified and ETag headers (in wp-blog-header.php) for the feed using the date of last post modified, not the modified date of the Page represented in the feed. Same thing for the feed pubDate and modified elements.

In my case, I have all Pages, no posts, so my /page/feed is sent with Last-Modified: 1970 every time… so it never appears to be updated! ??

Kind of a bug.

> Is there any way to suppress this?

In /wp-includes/wp-db.php on line 18, change

var $show_errors = true; to
var $show_errors = false;

It looks like that change will make WordPress die with an empty page instead of the error message (haven’t tried it).

Thanks, vkaryl.

I noticed also IImage Browser v1.5 may work in WP 2.0:

https://fredfred.net/skriker/index.php/iimage-browser/
https://fredfred.net/skriker/download/wordpress/iimage-browser1.5.zip

AAImage Browser is partly based on WImage Browser, apparently:

https://wp-plugins.net/plugin/aaimagebrowser/

I can’t find a good one that works in WordPress 2, though.

https://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=StyleSwitching

Probably… try posting in the “Themes & Templates” section of the support forum, they know more than I do. ??

I don’t think it’s possible to align these perfectly, but you can fiddle with them a bit… here’s what I tried:

/* Begin Lists
Special stylized non-IE bullets
Do not work in Internet Explorer, which merely default to normal bullets. */

html>body .entry ul {
margin-left: 0;
list-style: none;
padding: 0 0 0 2em;
text-indent: -1em;
}

html>body .entry li {
margin: 0.5em 0;
}

.entry ul li:before, #sidebar ul ul li:before {
content: "0BB"; /* >> */
margin-right: 0.4em;
}

I don’t think there’s a way to put ordered list markers on the right until CSS3. ??

But you could use

#commentlist { text-align: right;}

to align all of it to the right.

And you could add faux markers (not numbers, though) on the right using background images.

I’ve actually ended up adding the following to my stylesheet:

img.border {...}

img.margin-r {...}

img.margin-l {...}

You can actually do it all with those three selectors, if you use multiple classes:

<!-- image with border -->
<img class="border" .../>
<!-- image with right-margin -->
<img class="margin-r" .../>
<!-- image with border and right-margin -->
<img class="border margin-r" .../>

Try

https://www.google.com/search?q=css+equal+height+columns

Out of interest, why would you use img.border as opposed to .border?

I depends — but in this case I was trying to be more specific, and also point out the problem with the previous selector:

.border p img {} means “an image in a paragraph in any element marked with class=border.” In your case, you wanted to refer to an image that was itself marked with class=border (img.border).

/* no borders on images... */
img { border: none; }
/* ...except ones marked as [img class="border"] */
img.border { border: 1px solid black;}

Actually this may be a better solution:

https://alistapart.com/articles/negativemargins/