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I edited the “classic” theme available with the intitial wordpress download… there is no page template with that theme as far as I know – everything seems to be worked off the main index.php file?

Thanks for the quick reply! I’ve done so… and anyone feel free to check through it below as well, it’s showing posts fine however pages are doubled??

[moderated the code]

nobody?? ??

Eureka!

The mysterious “Submit Query” text placed over my image submit button was simply a browser default…

The value=”Button text here” operator defaults to “Submit Query” in various browsers if none is present (and I didn’t think there was a need for an initial value when the text was in the button… so I changed the value option to value=”” and that eliminated the text while preserving the button!

I have no idea… I found a reference to the mysterious “Submit Q” (It’s actually “Submit Query”) here: https://www.etomite.org/forums/lofiversion/index.php?t4926.html

However the gurus there don’t seem to know much about it either… and after testing this in internet explorer (which they say doesn’t show it) I still see the submit query text and now my hover image doesn’t work! ??

Thanks for all your support whooami!

Is this “Submit Q” text possibly integrated into the WordPress source code somehow? And if so how could i edit it out?

Here is the actual form from https://dontpaytoplay.com …

<form id=”searchform” method=”get” action=”<?php echo $_SERVER[‘PHP_SELF’]; ?>”>

<div style=”float:left;width:100%;height:67px”><input type=”text” name=”s” class=”sinput” /></div>

<div style=”height:67px;width:60px;float:right”><p style=”display:none;”><input type=”submit” value=”Search!” class=”send-btn” src=”/img/search_noopacity.gif” />
<input type=”submit” src=”/img/search_noopacity.gif” class=”send-btn” /></div>

</form>

But that “Submit Q” … is where in my CSS? I can’t find that string of text anywhere in my HTML or CSS..?

I understand that I’ve enabled an image change on hover.. but I’m seeing “Submit Q” centered in both the opaque picture and non opaque – in FireFox’s latest browser anyways.. any help!?

Well I planned to make it much more than just a content manager… there’s so many wonderful plugins to make use of.. I am currently running an insurance website with 25,000+ posts but only ~50 categories so have not run into the categories per page problem…

I don’t have any real programming ability, I can understand it if I look at it hard enough.. but beyond that I’m toast.

Does anyone know how to edit the “core” files to show all categories in alphabetical order when I click on “Manage>Categories” but to only show say 250 categories at a time?

Otherwise I’ll be losing out on a lot of bandwidth.. and possibly timing out my server trying to load a page with 3,000+ descriptions.

If I didn’t plan to put detailed descriptions for each this wouldn’t pose a problem and I suppose I could cut that out… but it would take away from the site considerably.

Thanks again for everyone’s input, this is helping me considerably.

Hmmm, well that’s a downer. Even if I was running a fully dedicated server the software just couldn’t handle it?

I had designed my own template which made it unecessary to “shoehorn” anything, but if you all truly believe it will not work, I wont continue.

Yes I know that much, but I can’t find the “View all post filed under” in any of my wp-content/theme files so I don’t know how to change it???

I’ve got a second similar question… It’s running fine so far (yay!) but does anyone have/know of a plugin or theme change I could make to allow for only the first 250 or so categories get shown per page while in “Manage: Categories” in the WP-Admin panel?

With 3,000+ categories and descriptions for each, just chaning a category’s info could cost me a few megabytes in bandwidth ??

Any ideas? Thanks again!

I copied the Kubrick theme files but basically made one from scratch, which file exactly would it be in?

I’ve searched through all the theme files I have regular access to through WP-Admin and cannot find the string “View all posts filed under” – does anyone know where this is located?? Thanks!

In my site design I have eliminated the need for pages whatsoever, is it possible to re-write the main code somehow so that the “/category/” that we’re talking about is not used? I have no pages whatsoever so there’s nothing to get messed up?