Easiest way to make ie8 use rounded corners is to place the following code in the <head></head> part of your document:
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge" />
After that you will be able to use border-radius
Easiest way to make ie8 use rounded corners is to place the following code in the <head></head> part of your document:
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge" />
After that you will be able to use border-radius
I’ve recently had some issues with wordpress search and custom pagination. Google helped me to find a nice WordPress function that displays the pagination without a plugin. So using the function from that page gave me few headaches but I have managed to solve the navigation with the help of a small plugin that’s called Nice Search.
I’ve also had issues making the pagination work with a wp_query ..
After wasting precious hours ( maybe days ) looking for a way to remove the base /category/ thing from wordpress category list ( when linking to it ) I couldn’t believe my eyes how easy it was.
The most easy way to get rid of that /category/, without -plugins, -.htaccess, -PHP or anything else.from your wordpress categories, you have to put a DOT ( . ) in the base category in permalinks settings.

Make sure that you use for permalink settings something like /%category%/%postname%/