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26th January 2009 |

Vigilance adjustments proceed

And on we go with the adjustments. Besides the usual stuff ("by" replaced by "of" ...), I screwed in the single.php purely a navigation to previous and subsequent articles. Displayed below the posts and above the comment section. I think it's quite useful.
<div class="navigation"> <div class="alignleft"><?php previous_post_link('« %link') ?> | <?php next_post_link('%link »') ?></div> </div>
Whether the look is so, I'm not sure. Did it picks up <small> but <strong> set, then it is off, is also space-efficient and visually appealing in my opinion. Times have now crafted a very unique CSS entry that stands out visually clear from everything else.
/* NEW FONT STYLE FOR NAVIGATION TO PREVIOUS AND NEXT POST WHEN SINGLE VIEW -----------------------------------------------------------*/ .navnew { font-size: 1.0em; color: #757575; font-family: "Trebuchet MS", "Lucida Grande", "Lucida Sans", Verdana, Arial, sans-serif; text-transform: uppercase; }
Moreover, is now below the comment input field is not only an indication of XHTML, which may be used, but also the possible tags. The corresponding code is inserted into the comments.php and their colleagues, who concern themselves with Come Antaren.
<small> <?php printf(__('You can use these tags: %s'), allowed_tags()); ?></small>.
Who's likes to watch again: Just open times an article completely (by clicking on the title of the entry) will appear, then both the links to the next or previous articles (the freshest and most ancient naturellement only one of, 'sh eh GLAR!) and the comment input fields with the tags. Together with the clickable blog description, registered hacks direct access to the administration area allows all towed to another but the home page (Insert code near the beginning of the range of <body> header.php):

<div id=”header” class=”clear”> <?php if (is_home()) echo('<h1 id=”title”>'); else echo('<div id=”title”>');?><a href=”<?php bloginfo('url'); ?>”><?php bloginfo('name'); ?></a><?php if (is_home()) echo('</h1>'); else echo('</div>');?> <div id=”description”> <h2> <a href=”<?php if (current_user_can('level_10′)) echo get_settings('home').'/wp-admin/”>'; else echo get_settings('home').'/”>'; bloginfo('description'); ?> </a> </h2>...

as well as some really useful plug-ins ( Akismet as Kommentar.Spamfilter, Category Cloud widget for the visually appealing presentation of the categories as a cloud, the Event Calendar for upcoming dates as well as with clickable month for appropriate searches, Reveal IDs for WP Admin for determining the identification numbers of entries and almost everything else, the WordPress stats to determine the number of visitors and page views), I now, I think, along a fairly useful tool blog.

I forgot WP Cumulus hover, a nice flash-based gadget, with the categories and / or key words in a rotating cloud, animated by the virtual machine weightlessness. Not always easy to make, for more accurate hit rates to provide the static cloud in the sidebar, but that's also somewhere for fun. What is the rudimentary game drive in us all. Can be found here under the link " clouds "in the head.

And then just as a theme Vigilance . By nature already really great. Provides inevitably to the screws, but would not be necessary. Two and a half sidebars. Under> Display in the dashboard, it already offers many real-tuning options. The design is great, simple, but IMHO breathtaking and beautiful. If only the head and the sidebar with the changing images with each action on the side ... But more about that sometime. And also about why I appreciate limitations. (Although I'm not born in the former Soviet occupation zone and grew up.) On the localization, as such, I lose no more words - everyone can read it for yourself. (I hope. I make a recommendation.) The Standard Edition of the German version of WordPress I do not reach out, I like it self. So I ignore largely the code that helps to automatically adapt to the jweilige language version. Although I suppose the schema, but sit as an ad lib what I like. What's missing? Kommentar.php The departments are still not quite finished, because there is a crude mix-Denglisch. But that is still! It is become.