Mags

Thanks, but it didn’t work. In fact, it kept the part of the blog that DID work from working. I didn’t overwrite the plugin files when I uploaded the new files. (And I didn’t overwrite index.php, config.php or wp-layout.css.)

I couldn’t have done it without you, Root!
Seriously, his layouts are a great help and a great starting place for those less experienced with CSS positioning, like me.

Thanks, I found the problem with the comments. When I changed the domain, I had to change the rewrite rules for the permalinks. It’s working now.

To help the n00bs (of which I am one myself), I used the following code:
“><?php _e(‘TrackBack URI’); ?> (Right click on link and click on “Copy Shortcut”)
That will work for IE. I figure anyone using another browser probably knows what to do. ??
Thanks for the code, Beel. Long trackback links were messing up my layout.

whoops, that’s index.php?order=ASC&cat=1 for your code. Sorry.

Sean, I have a similiar situation on one of my blogs. I had the archives all in one category. In the index.php template, I replaced <?php wp_list_cats(); ?> with a hard-coded link to the category archive page. To get the archive page to display in ascending order, it should be “https://www.example.com/index.php&order=ASC&cat=1&#8221; (or whatever your category number is). The actual URI is “https://www.example.com/index.php&order=ASC&cat=1&#8221; but if you don’t use the & the page won’t validate. Then on the Options-Reading page, set Show the most recent: to 1 post. The most recent post will show on your index.php page and you have hard-coded a link to the category in ascending order. I guess if you have more than one category you can repeat that as required.
I hope that helps. And I hope all that code shows up okay in this post. ??

I’m having the same problem, shadow. What did you do to fix it?

Fantastic script! Thank you!

TechGnome, is it possible to use that separate-category look solution with multiple sub-blogs? Something like:
@import url( <?php
if ($cat == “1”) {
echo “dir/cat1/cat1.css”;
if ($cat == “2”) {
echo “dir/cat2/cat2.css”;
}else{
echo get_settings(‘siteurl’);
}
?>/wp-layout.css);
Is that the proper syntax? I’m very new to PHP but am learning quite a bit here. Thanks for all the help and tips. These forums are really useful.

2fargon, thanks from me as well. I had the same problem, followed your steps, and all is well.
Many thanks!

Worked great. Thanks!