ucfknight10

why not just use wordpress’s built in functions? you could grab all categories, and then foreach category, grab the most recent post. let us know if you need help doing this.

i personally always just write the mysql statement myself, rather than using the wpdb functions.

$wpdb->query("UPDATE $wpdb->posts SETlikecount= $newvalue WHEREpost_title= '$posttitle'");

that shouhld work

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oh ok yeah that works. nice catch. i guess i was just looking for something a little more obvious then the lighter blue, but i’ll def pay more attention to that now. thanks @james.

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lol use https://pastebin.com. just copy and paste the code into the box, and then post the url here on the thread.

^^^ what they said

well, it’s not incorrect. putting it in either place should work fine. just a matter of preferred organizational style.

after

$curr_letter = $first_letter;

do a new line and type

echo '<a name="' . $curr_letter . '">' . ucfirst($curr_letter) . '</a>';

lol or you can do a search for a plugin. i personally write everything myself: gives me more control, but yeah, a plugin like “search everything” or “search unleashed” should suffice.

yeah i noticed the rss feed for the favorites, and i guess that makes sense. that’s fine. but i would like the links to be color coded to identify the status of the thread. would be simple enough, since it’s already displaying whether there was a new entry or not.

oh yes this is doable. create (or modify) attachment.php in your theme. if you need help doing this let me know.

um, it appears to be working fine. can you tell me where specifically you are not seeing space between paragraphs?

can you provide a link to your web site?

ok well this makes sense. i am not sure why you would want to display an image that is 1300 pixels wide on a theme that is only 900 pixels wide?

NOTE: if the user goes to save the image, they will get the original resolution of the image.