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> Haecceity
Thanks! I’m using it now. Do you know if there’s any way to have the more link align to the right? Or, have the link appear right after where the entry is cut off (instead of going to the next line)?

> boober
But the point is I don’t want to insert a more tag every time… I just wanted it done automatically.

That did the trick! Thanks a lot~

Figured out that it was because it was showing the contents of the RSS feed instead of the actual entry. So! I’ve got it all fixed.

Guh, excuse all the replies, but it seems the correct formatting shows up if the post is viewed by itself. It’s just not there when on the front page.

Also, the text of my post gets cut off on the front page because it’s too long. Is there any way to make it display the entire entry on the front page?

Nevermind! Go figure, it was in bookmark-template.php. Didn’t realize links would be called that…..

Per post.

Ahhh~ I see. But my subscribers are only receiving one, correct? Thanks!

Sorry, I’m not sure what you mean.
What notification types are there? I have it set to Send Email as Digest: Per Post Email. I don’t even know where the BCCLIMIT setting is so that hasn’t been fiddled with.

Did you try adding in the li { ... } code in the WP template’s stylesheet?

Oh thanks. Yeah, sorry for not doing that ahead of time. I’ll try this plugin out. ^^

I’m no expert, but I suspect it has something to do with classes in the stylesheet. Somewhere in the CSS file for your template, there should be something that controls the <li> tags for the sidebar.

Is your embedded page using the same stylesheet as your WP theme? If it is, then just add in the template CSS file:

li { _necessary_code_ }

Of course, change the middle part to whatever it is in the variable that controls the bullets in the sidebar.

If your embedded page uses a different stylesheet, then you’ll just have to add the code into that one.

I think this should solve your problem…. Sorry if it doesn’t. Again, I’m not an expert in this.

Yup, the editor is disabled. I don’t really like that thing so I’ve defaulted it to off for all users.

Hi. Um, I only see “Anyone posts a comment” and “A comment is held for moderation” under “E-mail me whenever.”

So it can’t be done, huh? Poo. =(
I was hoping there’d be something that just checks if a WP cookie for my domain is present or not, and if it isn’t then it gives a message to login. I guess I’ll have to think of something else.

Thanks for your help everyone.

Hrmm…. I tried Kafkaesqui’s suggestion and it didn’t work. Even when I’m logged in, the content doesn’t show. I guess I should mention I need a code that will work on a DIFFERENT domain.

I tried using…

<?php
include('[ABSOLUTE URL]/wp-blog-header.php');

global $user_identity;
if(!$user_identity)
die('Sorry, you must be <a href="[ABSOLUTE URL]/wp-login.php">logged in</a> to view this page.');
?>

If anyone knows how to do this, I’d REALLY appreciate it. Thanks.