ladydelaluna

Oh wow! Thank you so much, I’ll try this all out and will let you know how it works. ??

Thanks tons, mattyza! I appreciate the efforts SO much!

Hi mattyza – Ummm I can try that, but the problem is I’m not all that proficient in PHP to begin with, so I was hoping to find someone who knew the theme or could figure out what it is… (cause it’s not a slider… lol)

But thank you very much for taking the time to try – I suppose I can see if I can play around somehow, but I’m still hoping for someone to be able to hand me the code I need I guess. lol Thank you!

I love studiopress.com and their black canvas theme

Nevermind – had to wait for the DNS to update… I love panic-stricken moments of insanity! Sorry about that!

Hopefully this will help others who panic without waiting a few minutes.

I’m having issues with the plugin tgiokdi mentioned… For some reason it’s working when I choose certain categories, but not with others. It’s telling me there aren’t any posts, but there are. I don’t understand why it’s doing it for some and not others – I tried to find a connection but there aren’t any.

Any help would be appreciated!

I’m running into issues with it telling me that there are no posts in a category when my manage->categories tab says there’s like 20. I’m not sure why it’s only doing it for certain categories and not all or none, but it’s really frustrating!

I’m using 2.5.1 and it’s not that I’m having the problem you’re having, but a different one that I can’t find help with. ??

You’ll need to have two or three separate installations to do this properly.

You install one instance of WP in “games” and one in “gear”.
Then you pull the feeds from each of them into either another installation on the root directory, or via some other method of pulling in RSS feeds.

Pretty complicated if you’re not familiar with doing multiple installs and feed pulls, but by far NOT impossible.

Well, you could just link to everything after the “.com” instead, but it’s a little tricky.

Let’s say you’re writing a post in category A.
You want to link to something in category B.

Your link would have to look like this:

<a href="../B/post-title/">link text</a>

or like this:

<a href="../B/147">link title</a>

It’s all going to depend on what your link structure is.

You need the “..” there because that tells the browser to go to the root and then find the rest of the URL.

Note: This will only work if you keep the same permalink structure on the new URL as what you have on this one.

You need to create a copy of page.php and call it home.php, removing the call for the title, and WP will automatically use that for your site’s index page.

Do not delete page.php, and you will need to hard-code in your homepage content into home.php, as this page won’t be able to be edited from the normal write/manage->pages section of admin.

Other than that, if you know a little PHP, you can use “if” statements to exclude the title from that particular page. I’m just not good at it, so I use the option I mentioned above. Maybe someone else can come in and give you the PHP code.

I basically went on a search for a new contact form plugin. It’s just something that tends to happen when plugin developers either get too busy or forget about updating their plugins. It’s an issue with that particular plugin breaking when it’s activated with others, so I went and deleted the plugin and that fixed the error, then went on a hunt and found a new contact form one (can’t remember which at this point).

This would be perfect if it had an “exclude” parameter somehow. (Unfortunately I’m no plugin pro, so I couldn’t figure it out myself.)

Example, I have written a post that has 12 images I want in the gallery, and one which I want to use later in the post, NOT in the gallery. Rather than having to include the id numbers for 12 images, it’d be much easier to exclude just one id number…

I too am having this problem – anyone find any resolution to this?

lefors – all of the colors in a theme are in the theme’s CSS file. you have to open that file up in a text editor and manually change them yourself.

sometimes parts of a theme are made with images, so you’d also have to go in and change the image files.

if you’re not that familiar with CSS, you might want to look at a different theme that more closely matches what you’re looking for.

jimmyinc – that’s the default Kubrick theme – nothing “non bloggy” about that.