Tommie Hansen

Just edit your comments template found under yoursite.com/wp-content/themes/YOUR-THEME/comments_template.php

..or what it is called. Been 5 months since i created a theme. ??

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WordPress is simply slow and not that optimized. The crew mostly focuses on new cool stuff instead of making it work for everyone.

Check the orginal WP-forum that “forum server” is a copy of. It was updated 14 dec 2009.

https://www.fahlstad.se/wp-plugins/

Maybe focus more on code optimization. Many use things such as /%postname%/ is widely used but causes huge lags and there are workarounds to make such things more efficient so.. why not work on that instead of the next unneeded feature?

Only catering to new features all the time will make WordPress quite useless and bloated in the end. Making WordPress an app that caters all needs will make it fail miserably.

What you want is a custom database query to fetch posts from ie. THIS MONTH where THIS MONTH is lookup up via getting the current date and so on.

Because people wanting this type of special functionality often codes it themselves. ??

It is this way with MANY things that are in WordPress but the WP team seem to include more and more though.. (and making WP a bloated software :/)

All of the people pumping eighteen sidebars, 9 on each side, you are out to lunch. One sidebar. Read, one sidebar.

+1 Lockheed

STOP BLOATING WORDPRESS AND FOCUS ON PERFORMANCE, PLEASE.

The default theme should be something that anyone can start writing stuff with (this completely excludes complex magazine layouts). Not something overly complex that try to satisfy everyone and suits every possible site.

Furthermore it would be quite stupid to have it showcase EVERYTHING WordPress can do as some people here suggest. A single theme can never showcase everything and be scalable enough to allow exactly everything yet be slim enough to not be over bloated with crap people actually won’t need. Or maybe the new theme should be created with the use of magic?

People that want something complex won’t use the default theme anyway.

To summarize. An updated version of Kubrick would be just fine. People that have a demand for more will surely find more themes anyway.

I wonder this to. The problem is obviosly that some values are left out in the db. :f Got the same problems but with local avatars not being set to new ones for old users etc.

Some re-count feature would fix it.

https://www.fahlstad.se/about/

He very clearly states that any type of redistribution, uploading etc. is prohibited without his consent and he isn’t in any way under the GPL if he doesn’t wish to be.

And no, his legal notice isn’t useless since he’s actually the orginal author and owns the right to do whatever he wishes with his creation and he obviously does not wish this.

WordPress has very little community-like plugins and functions unfortunately.

Can’t really beat a good template + timthumb. Try locking that up! ??

Resorting to full site caching plugins as a “solution” is not the way to go for a dynamic blog. A caching plugin should make pages load faster if one wants to, not be essential to get under 200ms response times.

D’oh ……

This is something that has happend since 2.7.1 … I still can’t understand why. After a while it seems to be just “working” again. Quite strange, my tip usually is to switch windows a bit and try again and eventually it simply works.

Awful JS-bug in the editor? Also affects the PUBLISH-button.

Nextgen isn’t simple and easy. It’s quite heavy.

I solved it myself with a count-value! Now it works great and without any bloated plugin or something. ??

<?php
$lastposts = get_posts('category_name=kalender&meta_key=kdatum&orderby=meta_value&order=asc');
  $count = 0;
	foreach($lastposts as $post) :
	  if ($count >= 3) {
	    break;
	  }
		setup_postdata($post);
		//check the dates
		$todays_date = date("Y-m-d", strtotime('-1 day'));
		$kdatum = get_post_meta($post->ID, 'kdatum', $single = true);
		if(strtotime($kdatum) > strtotime($todays_date)) {
			?>
			<div class="newsitem" onclick="location.href='<?php the_permalink() ?>';">
			<div class="overlay" title="Klicka f?r att l?sa mer"></div>
			<h3><a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>"><?php the_title(); ?></a></h3>
			<p>Datum: <?php $key="kdatum"; if(get_post_meta($post->ID, $key, true)){ echo get_post_meta($post->ID, $key, true); } ?><br />Plats: <?php $key="kplats"; if(get_post_meta($post->ID, $key, true)){ echo get_post_meta($post->ID, $key, true); } ?></p>
			</div>
			<?php
			$count += 1;
		} //end date check ?>
	<?php endforeach; ?>