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I am testing out the show title feature, thanks for adding this. If I uncheck the show title box, it seems the plug-in is still generating an empty <h2 class=”widgettitle”></h2> tag.

In my case this is a problem because I have a style for h2 that shows the border-bottom. Even though there is no text, in the tag, the border still displays. I can probably work around this using CSS, by removing the border for only those h2 that have class widgettitle. But I would prefer to not have the title tag at all.

Is it possible to update the plug-in so that it does not print the <h2 class=”widgettitle”></h2> tag at all?

thanks for your help. that was the solution.

thanks, that was the solution.

Thanks for the various suggestions. I ended up using a similar approach as FireTruck’s last suggestion with substr_replace.

havent set it up yet, still waiting to hear back for go ahead from the client.

this turned out to be an issue with the free version of SEO smart links plug-in. I disabled this plug-in and no longer had the problem.

I will upgrade to 3.3.1 and try this again. I may also have some other plug-in issue so lets see what I get. Thanks for taking the time to test.

esmi, what version of wordpress are you testing with?

Here is the nested a tag that wordpress generates.

<p><span style="text-decoration: underline; color: #ff00ff;"><a title="title-dash" href="https://domainname.com/title/"><span style="color: #ff00ff; text-decoration: underline;"></a><a title="title-dash" href="https://domainname.com/title/">title-dash</a></span></span></p>

It seems to nest both the span and a tag.

I disabled TinyMCE and set theme to Twenty Eleven.

I get the same result. It seems that wordpress is wrapping an outer a tag around the inner tag for the above conditions.

Thanks for the post. My concern with the ecommerce plug-in route is that it might be more complex to “dumb” it down to what I need instead of me building up the basic features from scratch.

I have not yet found a solution. There must be some underlying reason why wordpress makes it difficult to update the user name, or maybe it is some kind of bug. Seems like there is something about preserving unique permalinks. I have not had a chance to look in the source code for the script that is generating these user nice names.

Does anyone know which part of the source code does this?

Thanks, I will research the technique of query statement filters further.

Do you have any advice on the pros and cons of using this technique vs. just using the sql statement directly with wpdb?

I was having the exact same problem as fredhead, in that page/2 was always 404. I set up post_per_page in $args for query_posts but this did not solve the problem.

Using the filter approach posted above by keesiemeijer, to add a value for posts_per_page has fixed the problem.

Why would the filter fix the problem where passing the post_per_page value directly to the query_posts function not work?

Also setting the posts_per_page option to 1 from the Settings>Reading in wp-admin will allow query_posts with arbitrary post_per_page to work with query_posts.

Is this a known wordpress bug?

I am not using categories in permalinks.

This has to do with custom content type named “recipes” and narrowing results to those recipes posted by year and day.

Does anyone have information on how to do this?