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I received five messages about various plugins of mine today. I don't think I've gotten so many in one day before. Hopefully, I've resolved everyone's issues.
There is a new plugin online for y'all. It's called "Countdown", and it lets you maintain a list of events like the ones you see in my sidebar under "Dates To Remember". You basically drop the plugin and a dates.txt file into your plugin directory, enable the plugin, add the output code to your WordPress template (read the readme.txt), update the dates file through the WP admin, and *poof*. You've got birthdays and holidays and all.
One nice thing that it does that you won't expect is that it will let you specify a date that recurs, like a birthday, or a date that is a one-time event, like this year's office Christmas party. Even nicer is that you can specify dates like "2nd monday september" and it'll figure it out every year.
The included dates.txt file has settings in it already for Memorial Day, Thanksgiving, and Daylight Savings. You should add your own.
Download it from the usual place.
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$wikipage = $wpdb->get_row("SELECT mw_wiki.*, CHAR_LENGTH(mw_wiki.body) as sz FROM mw_wiki LEFT JOIN mw_wiki AS s2 ON mw_wiki.keyword = s2.keyword AND mw_wiki.postdate < s2.postdate WHERE s2.id IS NULL ORDER BY mw_wiki.postdate DESC LIMIT 1"); echo "<a href="http://www.asymptomatic.net/_wiki/{$wikipage->keyword}">". ((($wikipage->title)=='')?$wikipage->keyword:$wikipage->title)."</a>";Comment by ThePete on .
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Fatal error: Call to undefined function: numeric_index() in /web/htdocs/www.stereotipic.it/home/wp-content/plugins/exhibitimg/exhibit10p.php on line 650Everything else looks like it's working properly: create thumbs, inserting them into posts, previews etc. Folders and files should have the correct permissions but i didn't configure the chmod option in the exhibit config: could it be a problem? I'm putting back up the post so you can have a look if it helps. the post i'm talking about thanx in advanceComment by fukami on .
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#menu ul ul li {color:black}That seems to fix it. Good luck!Comment by owen on .
#categories {color:lime;}If you want to change all of them at once, you need the tag type for the menu titles and the container that they're in:#menu li {color:lime;}Note that with CSS, if some other rule provides more specifiers than you do, it will override your settings. So if you want to add a new rule that changes the color of items in the menu, you need something like:#menu ul li li a {color:pink;}-- OSA: Approved WordPress User Level: 10 Post commenting expired for this post 43 days ago. Final filter result: 10 --Comment by Alejandro on .
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gettimeshould begetdate. Sorry about that.Comment by Jason on .
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//echo ($until == 0) ? 'Today' : "{$until} days"; if($until == 0) { echo "Today"; } elseif ($until == 1) { echo "{$until} day"; } else { echo "{$until} days"; }results are now: Mar. 28 - Blah event (1 day) Mar. 31 - Blah event again (4 days) Thanks for the plugin. Very nice.Comment by waymorefunner on .
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