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I don’t think it’s the theme. I used all 3 arguments for the_content and the problem went away. However, it’s still there if only one argument is used.

Ex: the_content('(more)...') causes the <p> tags around the </a> tag.
the_content('(more)...', false, '') no <p> tags around the </a> tag.

I’m having the same problem as iamiam.

It worked when I first upgraded to 2.7 then it just quit.

I use this. It’s the same – only different.

<link rel="shortcut icon" href="<?php bloginfo('url'); ?>/favicon.ico" type="image/x-icon" />

While it has a bug here and there, it’s a great step forward.
Anxiously awaiting 2.5.1.

Thanks to the dev crew!

I get the same error in IE7 with the AJAX Comments Posting plugin.

I get the same error with IE7 when I install/use the AJAX Comments Posting plugin.

Could be something to do with IE7 and AJAX. I dunno…

If I’m interpreting the codex properly, you may need to globalize $post2.

Never mind. It seems to be working again.

It is (was) a great feature allowing the use of many stylesheets with one set of code files.

I don’t understand why you say it should never have worked.

If all you’re worried about is how the smileys appear in the content of your posts, use:

.storycontent .wp-smiley {
     border: 0;
 }

This assumes .storycontent is the class you use for the content of your posts.

Here’s what I use:

<a href="<?php comments_link('', false); ?>" title="Comment on this article"><img src="<?php bloginfo('stylesheet_directory'); ?>/images/icon_comment.gif" alt="Comment on this article" /></a>

I put the file icon_comment.gif in an images folder in the stylesheet folder. You can change this part to suit your needs. Also, you may want to enclose this code in a div and style it to suit your needs.

This code is usually found in your index.php file. It can also be used in any other file where “the loop” is used. Where you put it is up to you but it must be inside the loop.

Check out the codex in the “template tags” section.

Something like:

<a href="<?php comments_link('', false); ?>" title="Comment on this article">Comment</a>

Widgets???

Naaa…..

I was afraid someone would say that.

Thanks Michael. Backup in progress…