How do I format the date in Event Organizer?

%start{date-format}{time-format}% (using php date format) for example: %start{M jS, Y}{ g:i:a}%* This will output as June 17, 2012 11:00am Shortcode: [eo_events]<a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/53851/%event_url%”>%event_title%</a> on %start{M jS, Y}{ g:i:a}%, at %event_venue%[/eo_events] Referance: Event Organiser

How to Prevent WordPress from Automatically Applying Inline Styles to Post Images?

WordPress doesn’t wrap <image /> tags with <div> elements by default … so there’s probably something in your theme or a plug-in on your site that’s adding the element wrapper. I suggest switching to the default TwentyTen theme and disabling plug-ins to compare the generated markup. Then re-enable plug-ins one at a time and switch … Read more

Linebreaks behaving oddly inside blockquotes

br and p tags get stripped out and converted to newlines, they’re not added until the post content is output. See the codex entry for the wpautop function, this is what is converting those newlines to br and p tags on the_content. It’s difficult to say what exactly is going here in this case though. … Read more

How to define a custom font family for a wordpress blog that will not affect the entire site

You can use this function: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/body_class Use this in your header.php <body <?php body_class(); ?>> This gives each page a different class and so you can use CSS to set the font-family for a specific page like so: body.blog span.yourClassName{ font-family:; } Then of course the is also the jQuery solution using the .children() function

Formatting with

The pages you are linking use two different characters, one is the &mdash and the other I don’t know the name, it does not translates into an Html entity… Original: 2——-2——-7——-7——-| <– Mixed characters Using the character that works: 2—2—7—7—| <– This one is not &mdash. You may consider using a shortcode to encapsulate the … Read more