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Timestamp:
03/11/2008 07:23:07 AM (17 years ago)
Author:
matt
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Visual and English tweaks throughout.

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  • trunk/wp-admin/edit-page-form.php

    r7184 r7230  
    201201<div class="inside">
    202202<input name="advanced_view" type="hidden" value="1" />
    203 <label for="comment_status" class="selectit">
     203<p><label for="comment_status" class="selectit">
    204204<input name="comment_status" type="checkbox" id="comment_status" value="open" <?php checked($post->comment_status, 'open'); ?> />
    205 <?php _e('Allow Comments') ?></label>
    206 <label for="ping_status" class="selectit"><input name="ping_status" type="checkbox" id="ping_status" value="open" <?php checked($post->ping_status, 'open'); ?> /> <?php _e('Allow Pings') ?></label>
     205<?php _e('Allow Comments') ?></label></p>
     206<p><label for="ping_status" class="selectit"><input name="ping_status" type="checkbox" id="ping_status" value="open" <?php checked($post->ping_status, 'open'); ?> /> <?php _e('Allow Pings') ?></label></p>
     207<p><?php _e('These settings apply to this post only. &#8220;Pings&#8221; are <a href="http://codex.wordpress.org/Introduction_to_Blogging#Managing_Comments" target="_blank">trackbacks and pingbacks</a>.'); ?></p>
    207208</div>
    208209</div>
     
    211212<h3><?php _e('Password Protect This Page') ?></h3>
    212213<div class="inside">
    213 <input name="post_password" type="text" size="13" id="post_password" value="<?php echo attribute_escape( $post->post_password ); ?>" />
     214<p><input name="post_password" type="text" size="25" id="post_password" value="<?php echo attribute_escape( $post->post_password ); ?>" /></p>
     215<p><?php _e('Setting a password will require people who visit your blog to enter the above password to view this post and its comments.'); ?></p>
    214216</div>
    215217</div>
     
    229231<?php parent_dropdown($post->post_parent); ?>
    230232</select>
     233<p><?php _e('You can arrange your pages in hierarchies, for example you could have an &#8220;About&#8221; page that has &#8220;Life Story&#8221; and &#8220;My Dog&#8221; pages under it. There are no limits to how deeply nested you can make pages.'); ?></p>
    231234</div>
    232235</div>
     
    240243<?php page_template_dropdown($post->page_template); ?>
    241244</select>
     245<p><?php _e('Some themes have custom templates you can use for certain pages that might have additional features or custom layouts. If so, you&#8217;ll see them above.'); ?></p>
    242246</div>
    243247</div>
     
    247251<h3><?php _e('Page Order') ?></h3>
    248252<div class="inside">
    249 <input name="menu_order" type="text" size="4" id="menu_order" value="<?php echo $post->menu_order ?>" />
     253<p><input name="menu_order" type="text" size="4" id="menu_order" value="<?php echo $post->menu_order ?>" /></p>
     254<p><?php _e('Pages are usually ordered alphabetically, but you can put a number above to change the order pages appear in. (We know this is a little janky, it&#8217;ll be better in future releases.)'); ?></p>
    250255</div>
    251256</div>
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