djoseph05

Thanks! Yes that helps, and clears it up for me. I think I read more into things than necessary.

Thanks again.

Oops! I need to rephrase my first post; I meant, I put the link from CJ into the Pretty Link Pro, then use that new link in the post where I want it.

Heck, I think what’s confusing me in the first part of my question in my first post (the Task:) is all the other stuff that CJ gives me (onmouseout, etc). I only ask for the HTML version, not the JS, and the code is huge anyhow.

Let me rephrase my 1st question: I guess I have to keep all the rest of what CJ gives me intact, and just replace the target url with my new pretty link only, right?

(And I still need to know about the 307 redirect.)

Thanks! You covered that very well.

This happens to me too. My category links always work fine, but my subcategory links break at random; they suddenly take me to my home page. I uncheck and then recheck the box in the Yeost screen and then the subcategory links work again. I have to keep checking the subcat links because I never know when they will break again.

This is a nice plugin – I hope there will be a fix,

djoseph

Shane,

The article you referred me to shows the arguments that I need, but my statements don’t have the wp_list_categories. I keep getting syntax errors because I don’t know exactly where or how to insert the same arguments into my specific statement. I have spent hours reading the support articles, looking for a closer example to my code.

Php is brand new to me and I’m trying to learn as much of it as I can, and I’m just running short of time at this point.

Thank you for your reply.

Samboll,

Thanks a million! That fixed it and I got right back into the wp admin. I didn’t even think to look around further in the mysql admin (because I’m just not familiar with it, and maybe being up all night after my memory upgrade went south had something to do with it).

Again, I really appreciate your help.

dJoseph

Thanks for your help. I’ll print this out to and play with it a while.

ps – I will read up at the links you sent also, thanks. I’ve been up all nite (past my bedtime) and I just took a peek at the template help link. It looks like pretty good info.

Forgot to answer the rest of your question. I guess I just want

The Title

Then the post, then the:

Last modified on 2009-04-19 15:02:31 GMT.
0 comments. Top.
Edit topic.

However, if you could tell me how to deal with those, (Last modified words, GMT, (I am in EST), Comments, Top, and Edit Topic), I would rather remove the Edit topic altogether. I would like to know where I can manipulate those things so I can tinker and get the best look.

I’m using the Perfect Sunset theme, scroll down on the page at https://www.1800blogger.com/free-wordpress-themes/

I found the –

the_time( code in the page.php, but – before I go and blindly hack it, I thought I’d save myself the guesswork and wait for your kind assistance again?

Gracias

Thank you t31os. I did that and it worked, but now I see the next problem: My post title ‘Only God Can Move the Sun’ is immediately followed by the date information, looks like this:

Only God Can Move the SunLast modified on 2009-04-19 07:44:25 GMT. 0 comments. Top. Edit topic.

How do I separate them?

Thanks again.

To clarify my question in this post:

…Its instructions say to add the post ID to the page where you want it, like so: “nnn” (after I posted my question it did not show the double brackets surrounding the “nnn”)