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Feb 19 |
accepted | Ajax request sends url rather than data |
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asked | Ajax request sends url rather than data |
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awarded | Editor |
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Feb 7 |
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Exclude stylesheet from admin thanks, pretty much to everybody. I go with the highly recommended !is_admin(). Quite stupid that I didnt think of that - very easy : ) |
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Feb 7 |
accepted | Exclude stylesheet from admin |
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asked | Exclude stylesheet from admin |
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Sep 13 |
accepted | Getting a custom area in a theme for dynamic content for page |
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asked | Getting a custom area in a theme for dynamic content for page |
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Sep 1 |
awarded | Scholar |
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Sep 1 |
accepted | How can I assign a specific id to the last comment of a post |
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Sep 1 |
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How can I assign a specific id to the last comment of a post Thank you for your answer kaiser, I do unterstand what your are saying, but it seems pretty much impossible with the already implemented way how I did it. To show you my code: pastebin.com/Yn0dWxQA I only get the comment that is currently processed by <?php wp_list_comments( array ( 'callback' => 'ipa_comment_template' ) );?> Well, I dont certainly know that, but that is my explaination of it. As a count($comment) in my ipa_comment_template function always returns a 1. I suppose that I need to rethink of the solution that I have now and propably do it without the functions.php |
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Sep 1 |
asked | How can I assign a specific id to the last comment of a post |