sportbiker

OmniWeb 5.0, beta 6 (OS X). Lemme try Safari and see…

I’ve been clicking the insertion point where I want to tag to go, but the tag still goes to the end of the entry.
By “hard work” I mean composing and editing the text of the entry.

beginning and end seem to be in order.
Next thing?

1.0.1. The only modification I’ve made is to add sitemeter code to index.php.

I do now have the file with your script copied into it but it didn’t make a difference.

It looks like I messed up somewhere. In retracing my steps I couldn’t find the file my-hacks.php within the blog directory. I created it and copied the my-hacks-script into it, and in the main directory it now sits. The blog itself hasn’t changed behavior.
I know I copied it yesterday but I’ll be damned if I can tell what I did with it.

The name in the database is just Mark, as it is in the test blog entry I made.

I’m experiencing a problem with wp-people. I d/l’d it about three days ago and installed it today. The install seemed to go fine, even the my-hacks modification. I entered myself in the people table but when I look at my proto-blog I don’t see any difference (and I hit “reload”). My site is tangent.ceejaycee.net .

Yeah, it looks like wp-people is more of what I’m looking for.

Putting the code in after the validator code did the trick. One battle down, 325 remaining.
Thanks for the help.

I’ll try it after the validator code in the sidebar and see how it goes. Wish me luck.

(I don’t see a post from a user named carthik)

It is a small box that appears at the bottom of the page. Look at bmwlaguna.blogspot.com and scroll to the bottom. Sitemeter (in this case) is in the sidebar, which is where I think I’d want it, too.

I’m not familiar enough with the structure of index.php to where I feel comfortable just picking a spot; I don’t want to place it in the middle of a loop structure, or break up a long multi-line instruction.

D’oh! ??