thatsmeinc

I’m with godaddy and having problems with permalinks displaying a 404 not found error. This on the same hosting account where WP (2.0) was previously installed with permalinks working perfectly! Huh?

A word to the wise: godaddy will refuse support for any user-installed software. Better to just get help in the codex or in this forum.

I’m having the same problem and the advice from the codex didn’t work. My installation is in the root, but my problem is identical to yours. I could disable permalinks, but I love them. I think the solution is to tweak the .htaccess file. I’ll post if I get it sorted out.

Just wondering if it’s possible to specify data for the “more” tag inside of a post page. Basically, I want to be able to pull content before the more tag on one area and pull only the content after the more tag in a different section — but all on the same post page.

This is exactly what I want to do! But on my index page, not a category page. the site

(I know this thread is old. I’m only posting to it because after a couple of hours searching, I didn’t find any other reference to this question.)

Did anyone figure out how to do this?

Update: Just to clarify, this didn’t work for me:
<?php the_content('', true, ''); ?>

Thanks a lot for any thoughts!

dmetzcher:
This is the best and simplest answer to create a home link in the sidebar. Thank you! I’ve been searching for a few hours now for a way to do this and the method outlined is the only solution which works perfectly and took, like, three second to implement. Wow.

I read through a lot of posts by people asking for the “new to php” answer for this, so I’d like to add two helpful details. This is the exact path to the file you want to edit:
/yourWPfolder/wp-includes/template-functions-post.php

Then just do a search for this line:
$output .= '<li class="pagenav">' . $r['title_li'] . '<ul>';

and replace it with this line:
$output .= '<li class="pagenav">' . $r['title_li'] . '<ul> <li><a href="/">Home</a></li>'; // Note: Forces "Home" link at top of pages list.

If your wp installation is not run from your domain root, then replace the slash “/” with /yourWPdirectory

Thanks again, dmetzcher.