1 balupton Sep 29, 2006 08:47
3 balupton Sep 29, 2006 07:46
We'll i'll be dammed!
Is there a way make it behave the way i said above? Or to eliminate blog #1 completely? As this is quite a problem for me...
4 edb Sep 29, 2006 08:32
AFAIK this can not be done. Well, I sort of think there was a groovy hack back in the day that hid certain posts from the bloggregator but I don't recall it or have linkage. In fact I'm not even sure the hack in my mind did this. It did *something* with hiding from blog #1, but only partially sorta sure it hid the actual post. Like maybe it hid a post (or a category?) from sidebar listing on blog #1.
My understanding is that somewhere off in the future we will have a method to decide which blog if any will be the bloggregator blog. Between now and then it's all there.
5 topanga Sep 29, 2006 08:51
you can use a trick ; (don't we all use tricks to accomplish things ?)
I have a skin where I change the backgroundcolor of a post depending on the blog it is in.
So I suppose you can easaly adapt this to not show a post in blog 1 when it belongs to a sertain blog.
Using display:none in the css
or if-else statements...
since 1.8.1 version you can actualy check for the blognumber.
Before you could only check for the categorynumber.
That's not right. Posts will ALWAYS show up in the bloggregator. If you don't include a blog in the bloglist that's all you get from that function - it stays out of the list of blogs. If you don't include the bloglist then that blog has no list of blogs, but either way posts will show up in blog #1.