Anna Johansson

@ milo317 : A valid point, I haven’t been concerned with SEO (which I’m rather poor at) designing this blog since it’s mostly a “personal playground”… lol

I’ve put <h1 style="display:none"><?php the_title() ?></h1> below my TTF titles, will that affect my indexing?

I’m supposing you’re talking about the title-value: <a href="URL" title="URL">?

You actually should have that to ensure your html validates but of course you can simply remove the title-attribute from the link. But a much better thing to do is to simply typing your own value:

<a href="URL" title="THE TITLE I WANT THE LINK TO HAVE">

@hebbylaya Thank you! ??

@fish248 Ah, that’s not good. What browser and screen resolution do you use?

UPDATE: I’ve made some changes and hopefully it doesn’t behave that way anymore? =)

@moshu – under a rock, ok?
@micheal – but I want it MY way! *grumps*

Ok ok, I get both of your points. Just saying… ??

Aw! Now you made me blush! ??

Yupp, same here – the white on black isn’t comfortable for the eyes.

Otherwise a nice, slick design. It communicates the gravity of the contents very well!

I would really really really appreciate some assistance… ??

Sorry to say but I have the same problem as jacobburke. =(

Maybe you’ve already solved it but what the heck…! ??

Make sure you can run php in posts and pages and create a page with this in it:

(this particular one gives you all books and ordered by author)

<?php if( have_books('orderby=author&num=-1') ) : ?>

		<ul class="library">

			<?php while( have_books('orderby=author&num=-1') ) : the_book(); ?>

				<li class="library">
 <a href="<?php book_permalink() ?>"><strong><?php book_title() ?></strong></a><br />av <a href="<?php book_author_permalink() ?>"><?php book_author() ?></a>
				</li>

			<?php endwhile; ?>

			</ul>

		<?php else : ?>

			<p>Inget</p>

		    <?php endif; ?>

Aha! I figured it out…
If anyone else is wondering, this will generate a list where all the tags are 10pt:

<?php wp_tag_cloud('smallest=10&largest=10&format=list'); ?>

Now Reading ?

My favourite plugin… ??

Just thought I’d add that you can use include also/instead;

<?php if (is_page(1)) {include ('sidebar1.php'); }
else if (is_page(2)) {include ('sidebar2.php'); }
else {include ('sidebar.php'); }
?>

Achieves the same result, just another approach. =)

*roflmao*

Great to hear, really good template tag that I will use a lot I’m sure!

Though I’m a bit uncertain how to use it with the NowReading-plugin – aybe that won’t be possible automatically?

I suppose I could use the include-string and define the tags I’m using for the books myself(?), there won’t be more than perhaps 15 or 20 of them.

Thaaank youuuu andymike for that last piece of coding!! *jumps around in a euphoric fit*

Just what I’ve been trying to figure out for like 3 months! (Ok, my websearch skills seems to be as good as my php…lol).

So a big thank you!