ifelse

In your wp-includes/kses.php, comment out the anchor tag from the allowed list i.e.
/*'a' => array(
'href' => array(),
'title' => array()
)*/,

Actually, rereading your post, what you’ll need to do is to change the following line in your theme’s index.php file from
...title="Permanent Link to <?php the_title(); ?>">...
to something like
...title="Permanent Link to <?php htmlentities(the_title()); ?>">...

BTW, if you want all the titles to be italicised, it is advised to use change the styling in your css file.

You’ll need to use HTML Entities instead as < is a delimiter i.e.
Use &lt; for < and &gt; for >

You can use the tag: <?php the_author() ?>

You can now also view the theme on Alex’s WP theme contest

1) create a directory called mythemes in the wp-content\themes
2) create your display code in the files index.php and style.css
3) at the top of style.css, place the following:
/*
Theme Name: MyTheme
Theme URI: https://example.com/
Description: My Theme
Version: 1.0
Author: Me
*/
4) activate your theme

Thanks James.

If the theme is changed sufficiently so that it is unrecognisable in shape or form, then it’ll be a hard taskmaster that would begrudge you calling it a theme.

It’s all words anyways and probably not important to anyone but the pedantics:-)

What if someone makes a fork of WP, with the only differences being that the font-sizes of the admin pages are 2pts smaller. Now all they change all logos and references so that it is called MiniPress.

Would you class this as a flavour of WP or a new distribution?

What Dawg is referring to is not the technical definition of a theme. In WP, a theme is simply the packaging of templates with metadata in the style.css file.

However, many people will be less hesitant to call a “Kubrick package” with red instead of blue a theme in spirit, even if it is classed as one in practice.

I agree with the terminology of flavours/themes espoused above. It’s not something that I would get riled about personally but there is a tangible difference between the two.

Go into PHPMyAdmin, and edit the table wp_users. Change the user_pass field to the following:
5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99

Be sure to back it up before changing it though.

Your password is now reset to password. Now log back in and change it *IMMEDIATELY*.

It’s a bit hard to take a look without a link:-)

If you head into the WP-Admin panel, and click on the Options->Reading tab, you’ll have the option to choose how many posts to display per page.

I’ve released a beta version of the Gespaa theme which contains a sidebar. You can get more info at https://www.ifelse.co.uk/archives/2005/03/04/beta-release-of-gespaa-v2/.

Try <?php wp_list_pages(“title_li=<h2>” . __(“Simon’s ToDo List”) . “</h2>” ); ?>