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Originally Posted by fris
what you want, is very simple instead of the_time() just use the_date() that way it will list posts by only printing the date the first time, then each post below. you just need to format your design to do so
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yes that is correct unfortunately my theme use 4 post across so on a day that i have like 2 or 3 post the date shows up on the same row as the previous days post.
Example what it looks like if i have 4 or 8 post on a day:
May 1 2011
post - post - post - post
May 2 2011
post - post - post - post
post - post - post - post
But if i only 3 or if i have 5 or 6:
May 1 2011 May 2 2011
post1 - post2 - post3 post1 - post2
May 3 2011
post1 - post2 - post3 - post4
So what im trying to say i wish that i could make so that the date would print the same way no matter how many post like xhamster or craigslist do. I cant figuire should this be done with css or php, the solutions i found were php but they were mostly incomplete or contained errors.
