help-me-please

‘Title’ indeed pops up on links, but if you want a tooltip on images in Firefox ‘alt’ won’t work, you have to use ‘title’.

I call cross-posting the exact same comments in multiple threads ‘petty’. YMMV.

Agreed. We have this ridiculous situation where rather than just announcing their themes on their own site and the forum, developers are now supposed to submit them directly to Macmanx, and Shadow, and Rust Indy. Oh, and they should sign up for Codex and add it there too, just in case Macmanx misses it. Seriously, who’s going to bother doing all that?

Shadow’s list contains several themes that for whatever reason have been left off Macmanx’s Official Codex List. I imagine the designers would be pretty p***ed off by any suggestion that they should not be downloaded by anyone, just because the developers happen not to approve of them.

Kyle: where should we move the LivePress directory to?

Suggestions for making it better, for those incapable of making the leap of logic: take the h2s out of any lists generated by wp functions. Hierarchies within lists should be inside list tags, not headings.

To answer the question: Kubrick is the default because it looks nice. At least, it looked nice before appearing on 90% of WordPress installs, but familiarity breeds contempt.

Rather than hack the core files, I would use a plugin. I use myMooMus which I got from wp-plugins.net, but there are more listed here that might be helpful.

If none of those will do what you have in mind, function the_meta is in wp-includes/template-functions-post.php, lines 249-262.

I had a similar problem. 1.5 seems to be much more strict about the format of the MT export than 1.2. My solution was to install 1.2 and import the posts into that before upgrading to 1.5.

have you tried setting WP_USE_THEMES to ‘false’?

I would second that, especially the importance of marking divs, because it’s very hard to keep track of divs that open and close in different files. The only thing I would add, is that female designers should comment their code too, not just the men ??

OK, I see people only take any notice of answers when they come from a developer. Obviously my username lacks the proper authority ?? Oh well, nevermind.

What if you don’t have Notepad++? Will ordinary Notepad do?

Thank you for this. I am already subscribed to WordPress Planet via bloglines so the Dashboard feeds are totally unnecessary for me.

You have to switch on theming for Strayhorn by editing index.php. Check you have the current version of index.php and that use_themes is set to TRUE.

Rather than type html entities all the time, t’s probably easier to switch your encoding from UTF-8 to ISO-8859-1, which handles pound signs no problem.