ghaib

@kiano.ro: I posted the code, I’m basically looking to separate the two, there isn’t more to it, it’s not theme specific.

Is there a code which resembles <?php ('Read more &raquo;'); ?> (without the “get_content” part)?

I don’t have a link at the moment, just doing some testing and research.

Basically, is there a php string in WP to call the “read more button”, which is separated from the get_content string?

E.g. this:

<?php the_content('Read more &raquo;'); ?>

Becomes:

<?php the_content(); ?> and this <?php ('Read more &raquo;'); ?>

Just look for this code in your index.php file:

<?php the_content('Read the rest of this entry &raquo;'); ?>

Otherwise it might be an issue with the theme you’re using.

Look for a code similar to this (this is from the default template):

<?php } elseif ( !comments_open() && pings_open() ) { ?>

There should be a few of these, stating everything from comments, pings and combined. Just removes those lines.

Thanks, that did it.

What does the “native shortcode” accomplish for you?

Still no ideas?

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To get uppercase, use this CSS:

text-transform: uppercase

to get more spacing between the links, you can use:

padding: 0 10px 0 10px

or:

margin: 0 10px 0 10px

…where 10px will be added to each side.

Look for this in your theme (in index.php and single.php):

<?php the_time('F jS, Y') ?>

…and remove it ??

Doesn’t matter if you stuff validates, IE doesn’t care ??

Without an example, it’s hard for me to help, but it looks like a simple IE hack that adds/removes the 10px for IE users will work. As a last resort ??

E.g.:

<!--[if lte IE 6]>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="ie6hacks.css" />
<![endif]-->


Where you include the same piece of code (from your original css) in ie6hacks.css, this time, try to add/remove 10px from your layout.

You don’t make any sense…

Looks fine in FF here — the footer image (rounded corners) needs to be some 20px longer to cover the main div.

bump

Thanks guys, it’s working now

I’m confused right now.

The theme has archive.php and archives.php
The wp-admin folder has categories.php