Michael McGinnis

in /includes/class-ecfg-custom-hooks.php:

Changing to

$event_start_time = date(‘g:i a’, strtotime($start_date));

will give you a time such as 11:30 am

Do the same for $event_end_time.

g:i is 12 hour clock, G:i is 24 hour clock

You can also change the date format:

$event_start_date = date(‘M. d, Y’, strtotime($start_date));

More formats at https://www.php.net/manual/en/datetime.format.php

Yes, the developers of this plugin are working with the WordPress core developers to make responsive images the default. This plugin is a project of the Responsive Issues Community of the World Wide Web Consortium.

I still see some of those errors on your website. Make sure you’re always providing an alt attribute for your images. Other than that, it looks like problems with your theme and/or your plugins. To narrow down the problem, you could try disabling a plugin, running your site through the W3C validator, then seeing if any of the errors disappear. Then you could report the errors to the appropriate plugin or theme creators.

Wiki documentation has been updated now.
Now I have a closely related problem: the Edit admin section also needs Previous-Next buttons, but pasting the same code into edit.php gave me an error message when I clicked on Previous:
<p align=”center”><?php posts_nav_link(‘::’,’ «Next ‘, ‘ Previous» ‘); ?>
I’m using custom permalinks.
Clicking on the link gave me a 404 error on the following URL:
https://homecomers.org/weblog/edit.php?m=200410&submit=Show+Month&paged=2
Posts per Page settings are “posts paged” (that’s part of the solution to the other problem) but there’s no setting or template tag for “edits paged”, is there? In fact, edit.php seems to be using MySQL commands at that point, instead of WordPress template functions.

Aha, I was running the plugin Optional Comment Moderation 0.3 by Colin D. Devroe. When I deactivated it, the blacklist and the moderation queue started to work. Colin, I see a few problems with that plugin, such as documentation…

Thank you. The advice from that post worked. I will add the information to the wiki documentation, so someone like me can find it. But I understand this won’t be an issue with WP 1.3 anyway.

No, because I haven’t had any spam yet. I just downloaded WPBlacklist and was going to install it when I needed it.

Update: Technorati indexed a “post-dated” post as if I wrote it the day of the time stamp. I created the post a couple of days ago, but it appeared at 6:04 this morning, because I changed the timestamp to today. (That’s 14 hours ago, not 1o hours and 38 minutes, but I’m sure it’s a timing problem that I don’t understand). Anyway, my post looks fresh to < a href=”https://www.technorati.com/cosmos/search.html?rank=&url=homecomers.org”>Technorati, even though it was in suspended animation for three days.
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My problem began when I changed the WordPress address (URI) and Blog address (URI) from https://homecomers.org/weblog/ to https://www.homecomers.org/weblog/ under General Options. Suddenly my site administrator logon was no longer a registered user on my blog! I registered a new user ID and went to phpmyadmin to raise its level to 9, so it could do things. I removed the www again and it works fine now.

Well, I guess something I did today fixed the problem. Now when I try to access a non-existent page, or one that is dated for the future, I get the simple “Sorry, no posts matched your criteria.”

Let’s see if this works. I believe I have the correct syntax below for these two useful tags, <!a€“-nextpage--> and
<!a€“-more-->, which are not part of the HTML language. They can be accessed through Quicklinks as you write or edit a post:
<!a€“-nextpage-->
<!a€“-more-->
More – this tag adds a <!a€“-more--> tag to your post, which puts in a a€?morea€|a€? link and puts the rest of your post on another page
page
Page – this tag adds a <!a€“-nextpage–> tag to your post, which con<!a€“-nextpage-->
<!a€“-more-->tinues your post on a second page.
Some documentation makes it look like the correct syntax is <!-more-> or <--more-->. Sometimes bulletin board software automatically turns two hyphens into one dash.