Source for file a_stub.php
Documentation is available at a_stub.php
* This file is a stub file for displaying a blog, using evoSkins. * This file will set some display parameters and then let b2evolution handle * the display by calling an evoSkin. (skins are in the /skins folder.) * Note: You only need to use this stub file for advanced use of b2evolution. * Most of the time, calling your blog through index.php will be enough. * Same display without using skins: a_noskin.php * b2evolution - {@link http://b2evolution.net/} * Released under GNU GPL License - {@link http://b2evolution.net/about/license.html} * @copyright (c)2003-2005 by Francois PLANQUE - {@link http://fplanque.net/} # First, select which blog you want to display here! # You can find these numbers in the back-office under the Blogs section. # You can also create new blogs over there. If you do, you may duplicate this file for the new blog. $blog =
2; // 2 is for "demo blog A" or your upgraded blog (depends on your install) # You could *force* a specific skin here with this setting: (otherwise, default will be used) # This setting retricts posts to those published, thus hiding drafts. # You should not have to change this. $show_statuses =
array(); # You could *force* a specific link blog here with this setting: (otherwise, default will be used) # This is the list of categories to restrict the linkblog to (cats will be displayed recursively) # Example: $linkblog_cat = '4,6,7'; # This is the array if categories to restrict the linkblog to (non recursive) # Example: $linkblog_catsel = array( 4, 6, 7 ); $linkblog_catsel =
array( ); # Here you can set a limit before which posts will be ignored # You can use a unix timestamp value or 'now' which will hide all posts in the past # Here you can set a limit after which posts will be ignored # You can use a unix timestamp value or 'now' which will hide all posts in the future # Additionnaly, you can set other values (see URL params in the manual)... # $order = 'ASC'; // This for example would display the blog in chronological order... * That's it, now let b2evolution do the rest! :) require
(dirname(__FILE__
).
"/b2evocore/_blog_main.php");
