mzuker

Hi!

if is possible to change it actually the theme? hardcoding it? it’s to ugly the default recaptcha skin ??

thanks!

Yes, the first code it’s right, but on the second loop i want to include all the post excluding the one that it’s printed using the code on the first loop.

Filtering all the stickies it’s not the solucion, because i only want to filter the most recent one ??

Yes!, I want to show the most recent post marked as sticky.

And then, display the rest of the posts excluding the most recent post marked as sticky.

Sometimes i’ve got more than one post marked as sticky, thats because i want to display only the most recent one.

It’s not the same post…i can’t hardcode it.

thanks!

i’m using this code `<?php $sticky = get_option(‘sticky_posts’) ;
$post_to_exclude[] = $sticky[0];

$args=array(
‘caller_get_posts’=>1,
‘showposts’=>4,
‘post__not_in’=> $post_to_exclude,
);
query_posts($args); ?>`

but sometimes if there are more than one sticky post selected, it isn’t displayed the last one. i dunno why…

that’s why i told you if arranging by date could fix that

I think that using your code but having the array ordered by date should be enought…

is that possible?

because the ID of the array used in post_to_exclude it isn’t ordered by the date of the posts

thank for your great support here!

Yes stvslf i know

but it isn’t working, even well spelled ??

//The Query
	$args=array(
   'caller_get_posts'=>1,
   'showposts'=>4,
   'exclude'=> $sticky[0],
   );
	query_posts($args);

is that ok?

I mean, the last sticky post

Something like this?

//The Query
$args=array(
‘excude’=> $sticky[0],
‘showposts’=>4 ,
‘caller_get_posts’=> 1,
);
query_posts($args);

Using that i’m still getting the sticky post

thanks!