2 graham Dec 31, 2004 12:30
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Thanks, Graham, that worked.
But I included the linkblog the skins way rather than the templates way, because I don't understand how to set the parameters. Is there a place where we can see what the default parameters are and an explanation of how you change them? The only thing I can think of right now that I really want to do is be able to order the categories in the linkblog alphabetically. The default seems to be that they appear in the order they were created, which does not seem to be the case for categories in the main blog. Right?
Thanks again (and Happy New Year!).
Michael
I can't tell you off the top of my head (it's new year's day, I'm sure you can guess what condition a 19 year old is in...), but a peek at the technical documentation will probably help - look in the evocore section - that's where all the magic happens.
Firstly, multiblogs.php is a template, not a stub. Basically a template combines the information from a stub file and a skin into one file.
More info on templates: http://b2evolution.net/man/2004/06/17/templates
and on skins: http://b2evolution.net/man/2004/06/16/evo_skins
and on stub files: http://b2evolution.net/man/2004/06/04/stub_files
You can include multiblogs in skins as well as templates, so if you're used to using skins, there's no real need to go back to templates if you don't want to.
The important bits to look at when using multiblogs are:
Change the two numbers to reflect the blog you want to display.
Change the 3 to be however many posts you want to be displayed. This line is also where you can set more advanced options, as what to order the posts by etc (http://doc.b2evolution.net/0.9.0/evocore/ItemList.html#methodItemList - link to the technical documentation).
Next you will see the usual tags to display the information in your post.
And finally, there's this bit which tells b2evolution to go back to the default blog (probably blog A in your case)