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Any help or information how I can do it? An reference?

Found this code, googling.

AuthUserFile /dev/null
AuthGroupFile /dev/null
AuthName "Example Access Control"
AuthType Basic
<LIMIT GET>
order deny,allow
deny from all
allow from xx.xx.xx.xx
</LIMIT>

Is there a good way to modify this to suit my needs? What this code does is anyone who isnt from xx.xx.xx.xx is denied access to wp-admin folder. But I want that for the whole site.

Never mind got the hang of it now… didn’t think it was getting attached automatically.

You got textalign: center; in your CSS when IE is running. In your CSS-file put this in:

.PostContent p{ text-align: left !important; }

This will force all p paragraphs in your content to be aligned to the left. But the bust way to do this is to add that bit of code into a IE7 and under conditional stylesheet. But it should work if you just add that bit of code to the normal CSS-file also.

This question pops up a few times every day. That setting should be hidden or come with a warning in big red letters or something. In any case, the quickets way is to put the setting back in your database:

Thanks, didnt really think about jumping into phpmyadmin! Resolved!

foreach((get_the_category()) as $childcat) {
				if (cat_is_ancestor_of(65, $childcat)) {
					$author[] = '<a href="' . get_category_link( $childcat->cat_ID ) . '" rel="' . $childcat->category_description  . '">' . $childcat->cat_name . '</a>';
				}
			}
			$postfooter .= implode(", ", $author);

Solved it and sorry about my bad english before.

Edit: Thanks for the answer, above. Though I remembered the implode function which made it very easy for me.

Oh sorry I meant colon, my mother langauge aint english. My bad…

I meant here:

foreach((get_the_category()) as $childcat) {
				if (cat_is_ancestor_of(65, $childcat)) {
					$postfooter .= '<a href="' . get_category_link( $childcat->cat_ID ) . '" rel="' . $childcat->category_description  . '">' . $childcat->cat_name . '</a>';
					$postfooter .= ', ';
				}
			}if($authors) $postfooter .= '<br />';

This was easier than I thought…

$cat = get_category_by_path(get_query_var('category_name'),false);
$cat2 = $cat->cat_ID;

$cat1 = 54;

$ancestor_to_cat = cat_is_ancestor_of( $cat1, $cat2 );

Then put an if-case before the comments loop in single.php. If anyone else had the same problem as me.

$cat1 = category relatives ID you want to test against
$cat2 = the category that is connected to the post

$ancestor_to_cat = either true or false. A boolean value.

if(!$ancestor_to_cat){ ?>

	<?php thematic_comments_template(); ?>

<?php } ?>

This is the thematic-themes single.php. So just wrap the if case around the whole comments in any single.php and it should work just fine.

thanks will give it a look

Sounds your in need of this: the_author_meta

I myself havent tried it out, but it sounds alot of what you described.

Though I have no clues of any plugin, but it seems not so farfetched that one would exist.

No I have not considered that, how I want it to be is that when you are on Page X for example. The special searchfield is gonna show up, that is just gonna search through ONE category.

It was a plugin that was interferring, called exclude categories. Disabled it now, and it works alright again!

For anyone else with a similiar problem, this solved it for me:

define( 'CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS', false );

Add this to your config.php, might also need to add:

@ini_set("memory_limit","50M");

Oh, totally missed that! Thanks its working alright now.

Must say your solution saved me lots and lots of time! Thanks yet again!

think it’s a really good use for custom fields. and it will work for events providing you enter/store dates in the format `yyyy-mm-dd’ so that you compare them directly. I’ve written custom templates for event listings that use this approach and they seem to work just fine.

Example: https://wordpress.pastebin.ca/1541537

Wow thanks for the quick answer! Will take a look at it right away!