douglascoronel

Ah, no luck there. But thanks.

I think something in the lines of:

(if post_title = ''){
print post_id;
}
else {
print post_title;
}

you know I get the idea but I don’t know how to implement it.

Same here, wtf?

Good question, man.

Thanks, I’m already using the excerpt reloaded, and I understand you can style the ‘read more’ link tih it, but how do I actually separate the read more link from the excerpt?

Why don’t you add the thml tags on the theme/template, that way it would be more consistent from profile to profile without allowing the users to eneter html?

Regards, D

I’ve tried wpmu for the last two nights but it seems their current build has a couple of important bugs, I couldn’t even create a blog and current users are waiting for a new build to solve things.

Thanks, for the link, I will look into that and hopefully implement it.

Cheers

It seems that wordpress mu isn’t ready in any way for what I want, the last posts on wpmu’s forum suggest people are having a lot of trouble getiing to even run wpmu at the time.

Anyone knows how the wp’s databases queries are built? I suppose extracting data with sql and php is doable, I’d love if someone could point to the right part of the documentation.

Thanks,

D

It seems that wordpress mu isn’t ready in any way for what I want, the last posts on wpmu’s forum suggest people are having a lot of trouble getiing to even run wpmu at the time.

Anyone knows how the wp’s databases queries are built? I suppose extracting data with sql and php is doable, I’d love if someone could point to the right part of the documentation.

Thanks,

D

Thanks for the replies,

I believe you don’t get a static IP on a shared host environment.

Separate blogs is the solution I’ve come with because one of my blogs is a magazine with multiple categories and subcategories. Apart from that, I’d like to give each author(5) their own blog so they can customize it however they want. Another solution would be having only 2 blogs: one for the magazine and another one for the authors but I would need a page to link the two of them. I will look into the rss reader to see how it goes.

D

Yes, I’ve been trying to install wpmu for some time now, unfortunately, my host, Dreamhost, requires me to get an static IP for this.

Does, wpmu have a portal page, btw?