Installed “Related Posts” plugin. But the process wasn’t as easy as advertised.
I had to:
1. Edited
1 /wp-content/themes/_theme_of_choice_/single.php2. Manually added
1 < ? php related_posts(); ? >parameters in
1 single.php
I also added the cute little image after all the links in the content. It looks okay now. But I have a feeling they’ll get old soon.
To get the effect, I did the following:
1. Edited
1 /wp-content/themes/_theme_of_choice_/style.css2. Added
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4 .entry a[href*="http"], .commentlist a[href*="http"] {
padding-right: 7px;
background: url('images/kubricklink-out.gif') right top no-repeat;
}
But I noticed the above code did not apply the image to the links in the
1 | single.php |
pages. So I added
1 | .entrytext a[target="_blank"] |
to the code, making it look like this:
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4 .entry a[href*="http"], .commentlist a[href*="http"], .entrytext a[target="_blank"] {
padding-right: 7px;
background: url('images/kubricklink-out.gif') right top no-repeat;
}
In addition, I also implemented WP-Touched plugin for inline post editing without having to go to the Admin panel. Works great!
Edited
1 /wp-content/themes/_theme_of_choice_/index.phpby adding
1 <?php twTouch(); ?>
Update:“WP-Touched” crashes browsers sometimes. I haven’t been able to consistently replicate the problem yet. But it’s been crashing Firefox 1.0.5 and Safari 2.0 (412.2).