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More Nicer Archives for WordPress

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  1. Jonas says:

    What a nice job! A very good thing indeed would be listbox showing all available categories and the option to select one or more categories in it.
    To top it off, a logic to show an article with +1 more categories only one would be outragously great.
    But still: its a very good thing.
    From germany
    Jonas

  2. david clark (2 comments.) says:

    I have been racking my brain. I am not a php noob, but I cannot get pest a parse erre at:
    function show_year_select() {
        global $wpdb,$tableposts,$m;

  3. mike (1 comments.) says:

    Nice. Don’t know if you notice, if you’ve got the wp-calendar on the narchives.php page, it resets to the beginning of the year (Jan 2004). Very odd, and ultimately, I removed the calendar from the archives page. It’s not really necessary, but I kinda liked it there.

    I parrot j.d.’s comment: dropdown boxes for months would be great.

  4. j.d. (1 comments.) says:

    Has anyone done a version with a dropdown box for months?

  5. Lynn (1 comments.) says:

    Hee hee. I played around with it a bit and I ended up sticking with WordPress. ;-) Muchos gracias!!

  6. Ronald Wong (1 comments.) says:

    I love what you’ve created! It’s probably one the most useful WP hacks I’ve come across in a while. I do have one question though, is there going to be any fix for the “bug” (I know it isn’t really a bug) that doesn’t let you click on any of the posts that don’t have a title? I’m pretty sure there is an easy way to just put (Untitled) when no title is returned.

  7. Bricolou says:

    Hi, does this version work with WP2? Or will there be a compatible version soon?

  8. Pavel (1 comments.) says:

    Hi, I’ve been using NA for while – thanks!! I upgraded to WP2 and don’t know how to make the asides not to show in list. Is there any way how to do that?

  9. izlesene (1 comments.) says:

    Hi, does this version work with WP2? Or will there be a compatible version soon?



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