goldfish654

I have the same problem – it’s preventing the RTE from showing up. I’m running 2.0.2. Errors are pretty much identical. I’m running Firefox 1.5, but the errors show up in IE as well.

Is there a fix?

Ok, so my sidebar goes before my content. the extra query_posts() call means that my main loop now doesn’t work as it should do. Is there a function there to “reset” query_posts() to whatever it was when the page started loading?

This offer still alive?

AHA. Got it. For some reason I don’t think wordpress is writing to the themes directrory properly, which is odd because its got write permission to do so. Hmm.

But the sidebar is still at the bottom.. ??

whoops, corrupted my style.css file :p

See, the odd thing is it worked fine till I moved to a different server… made me think I got case wrong in a filename or somthing… hmmmmm….but I checked every filename and they’re all correct.

As far as I can see there is no incorrect markup, either…

Hmm, I’m using 1.02 too.

I assume you see the sidebar down the bottom, though? There is a white and blue column that goes down the middle, or at least there should be. I only see my posts on the striped backgroubd.

Just to confirm that, yes, I’ve removed that line and it still registers the theme as “working”… so that must be the deal.

Hmm. Maybe if the line isn’t present it simply doesn’t look for the directory name which would be specified. Well, mine works fine after correcting that.

it was the case sensitive templete thing in the style.css file.

I did save them as .php files, I’m not that dumb :p

I think what threw me is the fact the templete: line in the style.css file said “optionally name of parent theme”, so, being the lazy bugger that I am I didn’t change it :p

Thanks for that ??

Excellent ?? I thought WP might have a function to do that.
Learn somthin new every day ?? Thanks

I worked it out ??
<?php
if (!in_category(1) && !$single) {
the_excerpt(); ?>
" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link: <?php the_title(); ?>">Read More.... <?php
} else {
the_content();
}
?>
Theres the code I ended up with. Checks if its in category 1, and also whether its in a single page (so when they click Read More it shows the full text).

Thanks!
He says he uses a function in_category(), but it doesnt seem to work in my version (1.2) where could I get the code for this function from?
<?php if (in_category(33) && !$single) { ?>
If I had the function this would be just the ticket.