After some research, I found out the problem was the “action” attribute for the search form.

In the Sidebar.php where you see

action=”/”

it has to be changed to

action=”<?php echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']; ?>”

That will fix the problem.

I fixed it in the original package and am releasing it as new version 1.1

It is available at http://wpthemes.info/downloads/senorita.zip

Thanks.

Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required ‘post.php’
To resolve this problem, please open up the index.php file and look for the line

< ?php require(‘post.php’); ?>

and change it to

< ?php require(TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/post.php’); ?>

Hope that solves the problem.

- Sadish

I found out that the solution to that is, removing the single quote from the url attribute of the background property in the style.css file.

In the style.css file, look for
#header { background:url(‘img/header.jpg’); }
and make it
#header { background:url(img/header.jpg); }

This will solve the problem.

Updated version 2.0, for WP 2.1. Download it !

On a Permanent Link page, I wanted to display the previous 5 posts.

I searched the WP Community Forum, but couldn’t find one.

Then I got another plugin for Recent Posts , by Nick Momrik and made a copy of that and created a new plugin.

Now I present it to you Previous ‘n’ Posts Plugin.

The Usage is quite simple
<h2>Previous Posts</h2>
<ul>
<?php get_previous_posts(6, ‘<li>’, ‘</li>’, true, $post->post_date,false) ?>
</ul>

Number of posts to be displayed,
‘text to appear before link’,
‘text to appear after link’,
should_show_password_protected_post (true/ false) ?,
date of the current post,
should_show_excerpts_of_the_post (true/false)

Thats it.

Go Ahead and download the Zip file from previous_posts.zip,.
It also includes a ‘readme.txt’ file.
Just save the ‘previous_posts.php’ into your ‘wp-content/plugins’ folder in your WordPress directory and activate it from the Admin Area.

Always use the code from the readme.txt file, and do not copy it from this page.
the code that is shown in this page, is just to let you know how to use it.
Its not the actual code.
Let me know if you have any problems.

Enjoy !

However when you copy the ‘piece of code’ from the WordPress default Installation into the page that is using one of my themes, it really doesnt look good and also makes the page invalid.

here is the fix to the problem. Use the following code in your index.php.


<h2><?php _e('Links'); ?></h2>
<ul><?php get_links('-1', '<li>', '</li>', ' '); ?></ul>


Thats it !