jeremywright

Ignore me. Using 1.5.x URL of /wp-rss2.php is stupid of me. /feed totally works.

dupe

The 3 best offsite solutions are Zookoda, FeedBlitz and FeedBurner. Each offer subscription services for members. Zookoda’s is the most powerful as a list, feedblitz has some nicer stats, and feedburner is great if you’re already using it for other things (ie: why use yet another service?).

Kafkaesqui: Fantastic, thanks, that’s 10 times better! The only thing is the !user_identity bit doesn’t seem to be working, as I see the ads even on older posts (though they are NOT showing on new posts, which is great!).

Was wondering if the pipes shouldn’t be ampersands (ie: not logged in AND older than 30 days)? But that didn’t change the ads showing up…

Anyways, this is already 10 times better, so thank you!

Awesome, that worked perfectly, thanks!!!

Huh, doesn’t seem to be doing it…
Code:
<?php if(in_category('Sponsored Posts') == true) { ?>
hello there
<?php } ?>
Example URL: https://www.ensight.org/archives/2003/08/20/test-ad-post
Am I doing something wrong?

w00t! Go Aaron! ??

Yup, as long as your files are separate and you have separate databases you’ll be good. The vast majority of WP installs are in shared hosting environments ??

…. Or maybe they want a WYSIWYG editor? …

3 bloghs…?
Nice blogh poor blogh?

… Can’t view source on your page for some reason.
Do you have the comment area code in your template?
<div id="commentform"><?php include(ABSPATH . 'wp-comments.php'); ?></div>

I did this process (just this weekend on a fairly large MT blog):
1. Install WP to /wp/ directory
2. Run conversion script (ran very well… no idea what happened to my trackbacks though… still working on that)
3. Put site in “upgrade” mode through CPanel
4. Move all MT files to /old/
5. Set WP’s “current directory” to the /public_html/ directory (you’ll get an error at the end, ignore it)
6. Moved the files
And it worked really well. The hardest part was all the .htaccess stuff so my posts still work. That took ages. The actual MT -> WP conversion was very, very easy.
Take a look for yourself ?? https://www.ensight.org WordPress and proud!

whoops yeah, the mistype wouldn’t have helped. Either way I didn’t want LI’s. Working with the function is exactly what I wanted. Had to go digging a bit more to get the ones for archive and meta info, but got it in the end ??

Ooh, that did it! Thanks!

Sorry… Didn’t mean to screw the design

…
Here’s what I have now for the CSS:
.post-categories ul, .post-categories il {
display: inline;
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
}
Let me check the function now ??