A few items to fix on my site... WordPress
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Hi, I have a a couple of little fixes on my theme that I would like to do.
Please see attached image for the changes, as I have made a screenshot.
For the last question this is the code that I am using so far, might need to be edited slightly.
I will supply FTP and Login details to the user that I choose to do this, I am looking for someone to do the edits upon the site straight as soon as possible.
Thank You
<div class="welcomeback">
Welcome back<span style="color: #bc0624;">
<?php global $current_user;
get_currentuserinfo();
echo '' . $current_user->user_firstname . "\n";
?></span> there are <span style="color: #bc0624;">12</span> new articles since your last visit.</div>
Answers (4)
Rashad Aliyev answers:
I can help you.
Ross Gosling comments:
Rashad is currently helping me, thank you.
Rashad Aliyev comments:
At least I've completed them;)
You can see it.
Ross Gosling comments:
Thank you I can see you have worked on the site, however the task where it shows the number of new articles since your last visit is not working.
I logged in as 1 user and created 3 posts. I then logged out an logged in with another user and it said 'Welcome back there are 0 new articles since your last visit.'
This should show 'Welcome back there are 3 new articles since your last visit.'
Can this be fixed?
Thanks
Rashad Aliyev comments:
1- When you're logged into your site with a user then it's saving login time to your users area. (Look at this. Users - All user) yoursite.com/wp-admin/users.php
2- For example after 1 minute logged out for your site from 1st user name. Then logged in with other user name and post an article.
3- After 1 minute later then logged in with 1st user name.
Then you'll see it's show 1 article.
P.S: you can also change your article date and show this effect.
Hovewer please contact with me skype or via gtalk. I can explain it to you. Or you should test it like this for understanding very well.
GTalk: rashadaliyev { at } gmail {.} com
Skype: teknodizayn
Ross Gosling comments:
Thanks for the quick reply, I have followed your instructions, unfortunately it doesn't work as I would like.
1. "USER-A" creates 3 posts. > Log out
2. Wait 5 minutes
3. "USER-B" > Logs in. It should show to "USER-B" that there are 3 new posts since your last visit. Currently it shows that there are 0 new posts since last visit.
I would like to show how many new posts have been created by ANY user, not just the logged in user. (They already know how many posts they have created)
Thanks
Rashad Aliyev comments:
I'll look at this and I'll check it again for you..
Rashad Aliyev comments:
HAVE DONE! ;)
Ross Gosling comments:
Thank You Rashad, this works well now.
