Find in your CSS (on line 915 of style.css for the Twenty Ten theme): #nav-below { margin: -18px 0 0 0; } change to: #nav-below { margin: 10px 0; } What’s happening is that the #nav-below is getting pushed up into your other content due to the minus. It’s not a glitch either or relevant … Read more
for your first quetion : you can either use the excerpt() instead of the_content() in your loop, or you can use this function below : function limitcontent($limit) { $content = explode(‘ ‘, get_the_content(), $limit); if (count($content)>=$limit) { array_pop($content); $content = implode(” “,$content).’…’; } else { $content = implode(” “,$content); } $content = preg_replace(‘/\[.+\]/’,”, $content); $content … Read more
Try the exclude parameter in the wp_list_categories. That should remove the selected categories and their descendants. EDIT: Must be getting late; this almost the opposite of what you wanted. To only include one category term in a drop-down menu (and all of its descendants), you can use child_of.
Set Permalinks (in settings) to /%postname%/, you set the blog location in settings->general, not in your permalinks. Permalinks builds on the Settings->General URL
If you want to generate those connections automatically, based on a certain algorithm, then YARPP would probably do the job nicely. If you want control over each connection, then you might want to take a look at Posts 2 Posts.
Add this after your endwhile <?php wp_reset_query() ?> Regards
try using a blank htaccess file in your root folder and from there you can do a 301 redirect to your WP folder. i have had the same kind of issues with some hosts and always solved that way, it’s not WP, it’s always a faulty htaccess
Try replacing your code with the following: $wp_query = new WP_Query(); $wp_query->query( array( ‘cat’ => ‘9’, ‘posts_per_page’ => get_option( ‘posts_per_page’ )));
Check the [Get The Image][1] plugin by Justin Tadlock, it offer many options and fallbacks for getting images.