markmichon

Well if you are using the_excerpt for everything else, you could just not use the more tag at all. It’s never automatically placed, so as long as you aren’t using it the posts will always display full.

Are you using the code from no-www.org? That’s what I used when my blog was up and it went fine.

It’s not a widget. It’s a method of using javascript to display what is known as the lightbox effect.

There are a few plugins available. Check out this one or search around for lightbox

have you tried https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/siteoverview ?

I’m sure google is best capable of answering the question, but the only thing I can think of is that you have a bit of duplicate content in your date-based archives. Maybe make it so google won’t index them.

I think the problem you might be having with your index is that WP has since moved to a theme-based system. No longer are you modifying the root index.php file. Make a backup of your index file, and make sure you copy over the one that comes with WP incase you haven’t done that.

To answer question 1. Line 13. #69c is shorthand for 6699cc. change the bottom-border color to whatever you want. It’s on the general “a” styling. Bottom border is often used instead of the text-decoration tag, as it’s more versatile.

the_date has a special clause that basically makes it only appear once per day. To get around this, you need to use the_time.

for example <?php the_time('F jS, Y') ?> will display as

June 23, 2007

I have been running it on my test blog (2.2.1) and it works fine. worked fine on 2.2 also. Are you running the most current version of the plugin from here?

the includes folder is pretty important, since over half the changed files are found in that folder.

Maybe we are doing a different upgrade process, but every time I upgrade it takes less steps than the initial install. I agree it would be nice to be able to do things from within the wordpress UI, but difficult? Not from what I have seen.

The biggest issue normally comes down to plugin conflicts, but the team seems to be working more to let plugin devs know when certain things are being deprecated.

This Link and this one are pretty extensive. I’d say that most people on the forums tend to get tired of the “basic” questions that are asked over and over again.

Maybe the problem is that “codex” or “docs” isn’t a user friendly enough term. I’ll admit the codex in general, at least the front page, is a bit too cluttered.

I could have sworn the default theme was centered already. Anyway..google is your friend

Well, if anyone in the future is interested. The reason I was having the problem is somehow related to placing your nav in the footer(sounds odd, but long story). For some reason, the way WP loads the footer doesn’t like the method of dynamic highlighting and works on some pages but not others. I’ve no idea why, but moving my nav to the header and using positioning to get it where I wanted solved the problem.

Another bump to see if any of the evening crowd has an idea.

The problem that would arise is that you would need to know the height of every post written. Since blogs are generally not designed in this manner, you are unlikely to find a theme already made.