matt_g

Well, for what it’s worth, I still don’t know WHY this is happening, but I solved the problem.

First, add:

remove_filter('template_redirect', 'redirect_canonical');

To my theme’s functions.php file

Second, install the Relative URL plugin to ensure all site links have the adsolute path removed, and I’m now back to a website hat I can give either by business domain, and people browse it seeing all business name urls / page titles, or my personal domain, and likewise.

It would still be nice to know what’s happening. It could be that I did this non-canonical change in a core file ages ago and forgot about it, not sure though why the links starting behaving as if they were absolute paths though.

Hi Matt,

Would you mind detailing how to disable shadowbox for galleries, so that it only opens single images?

Thanks.

Thanks for the response. Strangely enough, after pulling my hair out on dozens of combinations, and a night’s sleep, it turned out that I was able to find a very specific nesting order in the CSS that Opera would render – which was the reason for the whole problem in the first place.

Thanks for posting a solution – hopefully it’ll help other people. One question though – all the references to twentyten – does that require you have the functions file from twentyten in your theme? I generally like to build themes from scratch without anyone else’s functions included, just so I can know every deviation from core is one I put in manually.

Cheers.

Woot! all working. much appreciated ??

cheers
mattg.

hmm, thanks, but it doesn’t seem to work as needed – it just presents them as a single list of every month.

Is there somewhere I can get to the function wordpress uses to generate that list to customise its html output, the way you can with the pages and categories lists?

wp_get_archives doesn’t seem to have anywhere in it that’s immediately obvious that I can add html tags to customise the output.

im surprised there isn’t an option for this built in, or rather that it isn’t the default behaviour.

OK Found the problem – during the FTP transfer to the server, a whole bunch of the files in wp-includes were being cut short.

No wonder it wasn’t working :/

Hey Kiddeath,

Cheers for that – I’ve contacted my host’s support people to see if there’s anything in that config that looks wrong.

Cheers
Matt