Scheduling your posts in Wordpress is a great feature. Create a sense of suspense for your readers by allowing them to see the title’s of upcoming posts. Paste this anywhere in your theme files.
If the user of your theme wants to style a single post differently than all of the others, the only way for you to make this easy for them is by giving each post a unique identifier. To do this, simple make use of “the_ID” in The Loop.
If, for whatever reason, you don’t want certain categories to be displayed, paste this code into The Loop. Note – Replace “6″ with the number corresponding to the category you want to block. <?php if ( have_posts() ) : query_posts($query_string .’&cat=-6′); while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?>
The comment area of your posts should be a place where your readers can talk and discuss things with you and eachother. It’s annoying if this discussion is interrupted by a few trackback announcements. Tidy up the comment area by putting the comments in one pile and the trackbacks in another.
How to Add a Unique Identifier to Each Comment
By Santiago on March 14, 2009
Easy, trick is by giving each comment a unique identifier. To do this, simple make use of “the_ID” in The Loop.
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