lobsterman

As far as i know, there’s no admin approval process, my themes got posted as soon as I uploaded them.

You mean you want to set up nice looking URL’s?
Go to the WP admin area > Options > Permalinks and set up the URL structure you want.

Did you make any changes to the permalink structure?

You can back up the database, reinstall it on the new server, and all you need to change are 2 rows in the wp_settings table, the wordpress uri and blog uri.
If you can’t back up the database, you can use the rss import feature, just make sure you set the rss settings to show all posts, then just import it.

OK, nvm I created custom functions based on the regular ones and put them in the theme’s functions.php, busically I changed the sql query to query the name and not the id.

I’m making a theme for a client, and she has to set up the site following my instructions, so I can’t guess the page id’s and I can’t get her to touch the code.

technorati does something similar

Hi,
You need to change the file permissions for the theme to so that it can be writable by WordPress. you can do that with your FTP client.

That’s nice, but I need the abilty to have subcategories in the links, like a directory.
Oh well, I guess I’ll have to figure something out myself.

that’s pretty nice, but i’m looking to be able to have sub categories in links. oh well, I guess ther’s no easy way yet, so I guess i’ll have to code something myself.

try this plugin: https://robm.me.uk/projects/plugins/wordpress/list-subpages/

now back to the subject, anyone have any idea?

This is about link subcategories not pages, you can have sub pages…

Anyone figure this one out? I’m thinking of writing a plugin, but the way I see it, it’d be pretty complicated, probably would need to update the database and hack wordpress.
So before I get started,
1. is there a simpler way to achive this?
2. has anyone done it yet?
3. would it be simpler to integrate a directory script?
4. are there any pland in the near future to add this as a standard wordpress feature?

You’ll need to compare the elements before and after the loop to those on a different page that’s working fine, such as the archive page, it’s probably a div that’s not closed or something like that.

I’m having the blank page issue, but only on IE… in firefox and safari it works, but I get the OK page. I don’t have the theme switcher code in my themes, I just use the variable to give links to customers. ex. https://demo.mywebsight.ws/?wptheme=Nautica+2.2
Any suggestions?

Edit: NVM, I changed to this plugin and it’s working just fine.

Edit 2: the second plugin would break if a theme name was 2 words. I tried ryan boren’s latest, but I get an error.
any suggestions?