Kitten

When you get the banned message, view source to see why, that’ll give you a clue as to why. The logged in commenting thing hasn’t been fully tested w/ Spaminator.

Well, with a cross-site-scripting cookie hijack, and a matching HTTP post the settings could be changed.

That would entail you clicking on a link that was posted to your site, so that your login cookie could be read. Have you followed any of the spammer’s links “just to see” what was there?

But this seems a bit much work for a spammer to do, for one site. But if this was wide-spread, I could see a market for a list of “open blogs” for use by spammers.

Basically, the trick w/ 1.5 is to use the is_category( $num ) function in an if statement to wrap your main loop. You can also negate it to exclude a category.

You’ve trusted some user input, won’t really harm the site using this, but could lead to some funky stuff sent via email.

https://mookitty.co.uk/devblog/downloads

Not pretty but it’s all there. Did you visit https://mookitty.co.uk/devblog/ and read what’s there?

Sorry to see you go, do pop into #wp every now and then to say “hi.”

CSS2 adds :hover support to any element

Actually, a pure CSS way to do this would be to have .spoiler class as above but to also add:

.spoiler:hover
{
color: red;
}

Which would make the text red when the pointer is over the span.

YW

It’s all relative, literally.

If your WP install is in wordpress/ and you do the base as above, then you can specify wp-content/image.jpg and have it work as it should. If you don’t hang the wordpress/ on there, then you’ll have to find your images as wordpress/wp-content/image.jpg

Oh, and my mistake above, the base tag should be in the head section. Validation would point that out.

Most likely the font that you’re displaying the page in doen’t have proper support for the character.

Close, but your 3rd field would end right before the letter ‘r’ (after the ‘=’) since that quote is not escaped.

More like:

INSERT INTO wp-posts (post_author, post_date, post_content, post_title, post_excerpt)
VALUES ("1", "2005-1-14", "<p class=\"red\">Something in \"red\" here.
<p id=\"fred\">blah blah</p>","Post Title", "This is the excerpt blah blah")

Notice that the quotes enclose all the data, anytime a quote appears in the data it needs to be escaped. Here’s a trick to finding out if your data’s correctly formatted:

Import it.

If you get errors, note the line number, then go look at it, fix it. Wash, rinse, repeat, until it imports without error.

Also, it should be below the DOCTYPE or your page won’t validate.

You need to enable permalinks.

Non-escaped data: this is "something" that screws up my "importing"

Escaped data: this is \"something\" that screws up my \"importing\"

the second you can stick between double quotes and import it just fine.