Is the Wordpress style.css template element syntax available?
Is the syntax for the Wordpress style.css template element available anywhere? I've recently embarked upon the grand voyage of Wordpress theming and I've been reading through the Wordpress documentation for how to write a theme. One thing I came across here was that the style.css file must contain a specific header in order to be used by the Wordpress engine. They give a brief example but I haven't been able to turn up any formal description of what must be in the style.css header portion. Does this exist on the Wordpress site? If it doesn't could we perhaps describe it here? I think all of the answers so far are valid (obviously, I linked to the docs myself). What I'm looking for is a more formal description, i.e. Case Insensitive, What's the Template element, How free can your version number be (Oracle style x.x.x.x.x?). Thanks though, so far! aha, that makes a little more sense. It's pretty much free-text as far as I know, no requirements at all. I...
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Wordpress Category Template Question
Wordpress Category Template Question I am looking at using a custom template for a set of categories. Is it possible to use a category template (like category-4.php) on a parent category and have the children use that template as well? So based on the answer so far, is there a way to accomplish this? I want to add text and images to all categories within a parent category. 1 Answer From the documentation it does not appear to be possible without actually adding several category template files (unless you custom program it). I run Wordpress, and I have only seen it accomplished category by category. Wordpress MediaWiki Cookie Integration I have my Wordpress install and MediaWiki sharing the same login information. Unfortunately, users need to log into both separately, but at least they use the same credentials. What I would like to do is cause a successful login on the Wordpress blog to also cause a login for MediaWiki (ideally both directions). There are two ways this could h...
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