I really like s9y. I think it's a great blogging utility and it's done very well. My biggest complaint, however, is how the name "serendipity" appears everywhere in the code, the filenames, the output html, the css. It's not that I don't want people to know that serendipity is my blogging ...

Well, just calling it doesn't do anything but echoing with the correct params gives the sidebar correctly. I'm going to try to investigate this a bit further and let you know of my findings. Other than that, got any other ideas?

Thanks in advance.

The return it makes is pretty much the plugins! I did echo serendipity_plugin_api::generate_plugins('right'); and it gave me what I needed, now the question is why wouldn't it show in the right place if it looks like the call is correct from the template file. Here's the sidebar portion of the templ...

Heh, yeah, sorry. :P Anyways, yes I have checked the variable when loading that page I want integrated into Serendipity and it does return an integer larger than 0 so I know it doesn't have a problem there. I also checked to make sure the function that shows the plugins is correctly placed and it is...

It's very possible to do using CSS. If you know CSS very well, you can take advantage of the classes that are assigned to authors of entries and use the background-image property to create that type of effect or also by editing the .tpl files. If you have little skill with CSS/PHP then this informat...

Help?

I'm using the following code to try to get some pages and scripts I have to use the layout I have for Serendipity. <?php /* SERENDIPITY HOOK START */ $serendipity_directory = '/home/****/****/blog/'; $cwd = getcwd(); chdir($serendipity_directory); define('S9Y_INCLUDE_PATH', $serendipity_directory); ...

That's exactly what I need!!

But how do I access it after the plugin has been installed???

Gallery Display
Allows anonymous users to view gallery links
Author: Matthew Groeninger; version: 0.2

What exactly does that plugin do? Thanks