onethousandseas

Hmm, not sure what happened, the pastebin link is actually this: https://pastebin.com/Bfb6YQsp

Yep, thanks! ??

Never mind. I wanted to use WP as a forum, but I didn’t really like any of the forum plugins so far. BuddyPress + bbPress seems to be working out okay.

Hi again,

Stauss – It sort of worked ?? It shows up now in the Register Plus control panel, but it still won’t show up on the front page.

However, I may have done something different now because I decided to try out BuddyPress and bbPress after that and integrate it so right now the biggest error is:

Fatal error: Call to undefined method BP_XProfile_Field::get_edit_html() in /home/accountname/domain.com/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-xprofile/deprecated/bp-xprofile-deprecated.php on line 446

It’s on the BP boards as a separate problem and BP supports custom fields so I may end up using that instead. However, Register Plus allows users to pick their own password so I might also keep that and I’ll keep you posted Ali!

Yep, I put it inside a subdir, but it didn’t work when I simply tried to call it through the control panel.

Actually, figured it out.

Success! Thank you so much!

(Weird because my regular sidebars worked fine on the code I showed you but hey as long as it works ??

Darn, unfortunately that doesn’t work either. Any other ideas?

Thank you so much!

Thanks ??

Found my answer, here’s how it looks, marking it resolved ??

Thank you all!

Here’s the final code I used:

<?php
if($post->post_type == 'post') {
echo the_time('Y')."<br />";
echo the_time('M')."<br />";
echo the_time('j')."<br />";
echo the_time('H:i')."<br />";
}
else {print "Page";}
?>

Marking it resolved!

Got it! Customized it a little:

<?php
if($post->post_type == 'post') {
echo the_time('Y');
echo the_time('M');
echo the_time('j');
echo the_time('H:i');
}
else {print "Page";}
?>

But does anyone know how I can fit new lines in there? I’d like it to be something like this:

<?php
if($post->post_type == 'post') {
echo the_time('Y'); [NEWLINE]
echo the_time('M'); [NEWLINE]
echo the_time('j'); [NEWLINE]
echo the_time('H:i');
}
else {print "Page";}
?>

Figured it out, CSS: https://wordpress.pastebin.ca/1515459

Inline style, index.php (as an example): https://wordpress.pastebin.ca/1515460 or it won’t validate. Otherwise using post_id is ok for a div id.

Basically it’s:

– Everything inside div
— Top div
— Entry div inside loop
— Date div inside loop
— Bottom div
— Sidebar 1 div
— Sidebar 2 div

div.container {
	overflow: hidden;
	width: 100%;
}

div.left {
	width: 49%;
	float: left;
}

div.right {
	width: 49%;
	float: right;
}

(Or whatever desired width.)

Thanks for replying to my question esmi ??

I inserted the code into my page and here’s what I have:

https://onethousandseas.org/testblog?s=lorem

It works well for the first few posts, but I’m not sure why it wouldn’t show up for the next 2 that are posts but not pages (only the last article is a page which contains “lorem”) which means there should be dates on the rest as well.

Here is the code I have for the page right now:

https://wordpress.pastebin.ca/1506364