You seem to not be passing $limit in your call to lynx(). Here is the corrected version: return lynx($cat_name, $limit $b_use_description, $b_use_image, $before_line, $after_line, $before_content, $after_content, $target, $xfn);
The same WordPress install can only use one Theme at any one time. In order to have one Theme on {root} and a different Theme on {root}/blog, you would have to have either: Separate WordPress installs at {root} and {root}/blog A WordPress Multisite Network at {root}, with a subfolder-based network and a network site at … Read more
If I understand you well, button ‘Preview Changes’ displays changes made on post/page while you ‘Update’ page/post (save changes). But, ‘View Page’ displays page as is with latest ‘Update’ version. So, if you did not updated page, then you’ll not see what you get when you go to ‘Preview Changes’.
It’s being caused by the style for .clearfix:after, which is doing a clear: both; (Screenshot of code) Adding the following to your CSS will resolve the issue: .post-content.clearfix:after { clear: left; } Screenshot of result
The first thing you need to do when you want to install a new WordPress theme is to login to your site admin page. Once there, go to Appearance -> Themes. Here, you will see all the themes you have currently installed in your application. To add another one, simply click on the add new … Read more
WP_Query Sorting Posts by month … timeline effect
The sweet and short of this, don’t use get_posts if you need paginated queries. get_posts works perfectly if you are going to use a custom query that doesn’t need pagination, but it really becomes a big complicated mess when you need to introduce pagination. I think the easiest and most appropriate here is to make … Read more
Goto settings>Reading> and look for “Front Page Displays”. Select the “A static Page” radio button and below that click the drop down for “Front Page” and select which page you want for your home page.
Pretty permalinks to work for lighttpd webserver?
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