mildlyhotpeppers

I ended up just using javascript for that part, using the string.replace(); function. I made it replace “<p><” with “& lt;” and “></p>” with “& gt;”. The second part, however, isn’t as easy:

I wanted to also add an option to paste it into a forum, using the forum markup. So it would look like

[URL="<?php the_permalink(); ?>"]
<?php the_content(); ?>[/URL]
[URL="https://www.mildlyhotpeppers.com/"]MildlyHotPeppers.com[URL]

And I need the resulting content to be in the format [IMG]___________[/IMG]. I would replace <a href=" with [IMG].
Except this time I can’t just replace `>
with[/IMG]because there's still aalt=”____”`somewhere in there. So I’d have to use regular expressions to replace all of it, wouldn’t I?

I don’t know regex yet though…can anyone help?

Why not just use the post’s id instead? Seems a lot easier than making your own random number…plus there’s a x% chance of the number being repeated, where x is the number of existing posts…if you use a number between 1 and 100, that is.

Has anyone come up with a solution? It seems like I’m experiencing the same thing…

xD Thanks.

Oh that’s weird…it didn’t show up in Firefox so I didn’t check with my feed reader. (It works in Thunderbird.) Doesn’t Firefox act as a feed reader too?

Thanks for pointing that out though.

For long stretches of HTML I think it’s better to just escape out of the PHP. For example:

<?php
if (is_page('home')) {
?>
<div id='flash'>FLASH OBJECT HERE</div>";
<?php
} else {
        echo "<div id='banner'></div>";
}
?>

Then you don’t have to escape every double quote that occurs.

Aw…

Thanks.

It looks nice – my only complaints are that the font for “Apple Intellect” is rather plain and boring, and the gradients on the two sides aren’t centered and don’t fade completely to the background color. But that’s more design and not choice of theme, I guess.

Woo. I realized it was because of SEO. Apparently it sets the title for the home page. ??

I did what you said…nothing happened. ): Thanks for trying though.

Thanks for the help, but I don’t think not validating would be the problem. I checked the database, and it says MildlyHotPeppers.

<title><?php if ( is_single() ) { ?> <?php the_title(); ?> -<?php } ?> <?php bloginfo('name'); ?> </title>

It’s the_title(); because it’s supposed to return the post title if it is a single post, with a dash following it (Hence, the need for if (is_single() ) .) No matter what, however, it should show the blog name, hence bloginfo('name');. On my home page, this returns “MildlyHotBlog,” but on any other post page it shows “Postname – MildlyHotPeppers”

I tried it, doesn’t work. Could it be my server?

…bump.

It stays the same. (I cleared the cache before refreshing, just for the record.)