Medizinische Abkuerzungen

I found this in an old post

In wp-includes folder edit the feed-rss2.php file

Add this code…
<?php query_posts($query_string . “&order=ASC”) ?>

Above the
<?php while( have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>

Applying:
<img src=”…” class=”flickr_badge_image” id=”flickr”>

class uses thes styles with #
id the styles with a leading .

My opinion: extract the stlyes you want and add them as a single.
#my_foto_styles {…}
<img src=”…” class=”my_foto_styles”>

use ‘_rating’

see https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Template_Tags/get_links

You want to use your own pictures?

Do you want to use wordpress? It comes with a standard theme!?

If you want to show two different versions of one page (some content, second version some added content) there are three different ways:

-Send whole page, use javascript to show elements on request (part of web2.0). Use cookies to remember preferences from page to page

-use php to serve out different versions (via session or cookie)

-make two pages, with the content (you have to update two different versions) and link in between.

Do you have an url?

Looks fine for me?

The images have borders…

Perhaps you should try the Web Developer_extension for firefox (you can switch of styles and modify them via css-edit css in your browser)

https://chrispederick.com/work/webdeveloper/

It is just a gimmick of the internet-explorer to activate the submit-button of the actual form (there is no underlaying javascript have a look here: https://www.alles-in-aachen.de/ -my page, no code, I know for sure)

I think there is no way to activate it on firefox or netscape except using javascript.

@whooami
Yeah, it took me five minutes from first view to write it down.

Added too late….

add it to the button

<input type=”submit” value=”<?php _e(‘Search’); ?>” style=”border:none;”/>

<?php bloginfo(‘charset’); “/>

Missing ?>

<?php bloginfo(‘charset’); ?> “/>

SELECT ID, post_title FROM ” . $wpdb->posts . ” WHERE post_status=’publish’ and post_category !=’31’ ORDER BY post_date DESC LIMIT …

Have a look in your database that post_category the right field

Too late

Read something about style-sheets and positioning of elements. There are many things you can do without knowing the specif sizes.

The only way to get information abot the elements after displaying them is Javascript. But whooami is right, that is the wrong way.

show the result of is_home is it 1/true on every page?

echo is_home();