Saska

I’ve been experimenting with the style.css and the comments.php but there is one thing I just can’t modify, how do I decrease the space between these two:
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<?php comment_text() ?>
and

<li id="comment-<?php comment_ID() ?>">
<cite><?php comment_type(__('Comment'), __('Trackback'), __('Pingback')); ?> <?php _e('by'); 

?> <?php comment_author_link() ?> — <?php comment_date() ?> @ <a href="#comment-<?php 

comment_ID() ?>"><?php comment_time() ?></a></cite> <?php edit_comment_link(__("Edit This"), ' |'); ?>

Not really. I want to modify the comment template. For example, right now, all comments are centered, I want them to be left aligned like the rest of the text. The author name is displayed at the bottom of the comment, I want it on the top etc etc. How do I change those kind of things? It can’t be done in the css I assume, so there has to be a template for it somewhere, and I guess it might be the comments.php file? I tried to browse through it, but all the PHP scared me …

I second that. How do i edit the way the comments are displayed, ie get rid of the centration?

Should I edit the template/name/comments.php file?

OK, I noticed something irritating. Instead of publishing the entry, the time is backtracking. So [dashboard] goes from “will be published in 3 minutes” to “will be published in 2 hours”!

I am running the latest version, 2.3.2 I believe it is

Nah, not too late (00.00) but it’s getting … I’m not going anywhere until I’ve solved this problem ??

OK, lets see.

1. Uploaded and installed plugin (fixed timestamp and chose status “published”)
2. Under dashboard, hit “WP CRON” and saw a lot of strange things. This is something that caught my eye:

Entry #46: Anytime after Sat Jan 19 22:58:32 2008 execute tasks: publish_future_post

Entry #47: Anytime after Sat Jan 19 22:58:48 2008 execute tasks: publish_future_post

Entry #48: Anytime after Sat Jan 19 23:12:58 2008 execute tasks: publish_future_post

Entry #49: Anytime after Sat Jan 19 23:26:46 2008 execute tasks: publish_future_post

Entry #50: Anytime after Sat Jan 19 23:27:52 2008 execute tasks: publish_future_post

Entry #57: Anytime after Sun Jan 27 21:50:04 2008 execute tasks: publish_future_post

Entry #58: Anytime after Sun Jan 27 22:58:08 2008 execute tasks: publish_future_post

Entry #59: Anytime after Sun Jan 27 22:59:01 2008 execute tasks: publish_future_post

The entry still doesn’t show up :/

I edited my above post ^.

Not sure what I am to do with that code*?*

Ah Wait, I found out how to check the table in PHPMyAdmin. Just a minute.

EDIT
Post status: Future

However, the post_date_gmt and post_date seems to be 1 hour back in time. Even though I set my option to +1hr.

But I still can’t see how sometime I posted the 20th and set the poststamp to January 25 still haven’t been published.

First of all, thanks for your help ?? I really appreciate it!

I posted an entry January 20 and set the timestamp to January 25. To date, it stil hasn’t published the entry (

In Options-General, what is your setting for “Times in the blog should differ by:”?

I have set it to:
Times in the blog should differ by: +1

And i did just like you did. Set the post time stamp and changed the status from draft to published. Then I hit the PUBLISH button. Yet the entry isn’t appearing at my main page.

I have no experience with PHPMyADmin, unfortunately. I’m not sure where to look.

I tried that so many times before, but it never works. It says the news has been saved but it never published the update on the date given.

OK, I double checked, triple checked, cant find anything that says future. Just this:

Post Timestamp
Edit timestamp
January February March April May June July August … etc
@ : Existing timestamp: January 21, 2008 @ 21:42

‘future date’ designating

Not sure what you mean by this… clarification?

Yes,I wonder the sme thing!

I agree:

d11
Member
Is there a way to postpone a post for publishing? Say you want to post about a date specific event such as a holiday (e.g. Dec 25, Christmas Day), but want to write about it a day or two before and have the post automatically appear on Dec 25. Is this possible through WP or any plugins (I couldn't find any in the plugin section)? 

Posted 6 months ago #

OK, I click the publish button, and set the time to three minutes in advance (I craeted the post 23.50 and set it to 23.55 – yet the update is not showing up on my main page) why?