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2010-03-13, 02:30:29
I have a couple of questions. Not sure if this is the proper place to put them, so feel free to move the post to the appropriate place if necessary. Also keep in mind that I'm a newbie with GS. 
Okay, here I go.
1. get_page_date(): Suppose I don't want to display the last changed date, but the page creation date? I've looked at the tags available in the codex and the only one I can find related to this is get_page_date, which prints the last saved date. Suggestions?
2. This is mostly a question for Chris as it relates to the GS Socialize plugin. It's displayed on all pages, no options. Now, suppose I want to have it on a "subpage" template but keep it out of the default template - say I want a front page that is clutter free but do want to include "clutter" on other pages. How to modify?
3. Related to this is the plugin manager - at the moment, as far as I can tell, there's nothing you can do in the plugin manager except stare at the list of installed plugins, there's no way to for example activate/deactivate/delete a plugin from within the manager. In all the other management areas you can in fact do some things (delete a page, view a page). Maybe it's not doable for the plugin manager, but - why not? I think personally, in my newbie state, that an activation switch could be useful.
Thoughts?
Okay, here I go.1. get_page_date(): Suppose I don't want to display the last changed date, but the page creation date? I've looked at the tags available in the codex and the only one I can find related to this is get_page_date, which prints the last saved date. Suggestions?
2. This is mostly a question for Chris as it relates to the GS Socialize plugin. It's displayed on all pages, no options. Now, suppose I want to have it on a "subpage" template but keep it out of the default template - say I want a front page that is clutter free but do want to include "clutter" on other pages. How to modify?
3. Related to this is the plugin manager - at the moment, as far as I can tell, there's nothing you can do in the plugin manager except stare at the list of installed plugins, there's no way to for example activate/deactivate/delete a plugin from within the manager. In all the other management areas you can in fact do some things (delete a page, view a page). Maybe it's not doable for the plugin manager, but - why not? I think personally, in my newbie state, that an activation switch could be useful.
Thoughts?
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