REQUEST_URI: /excerpt-test/comment-page-2/
PHP_SELF: /index.php
DOCUMENT_ROOT: /sites/chris-pearson/phpwn.com/wordpress
SCRIPT_FILENAME: /sites/chris-pearson/phpwn.com/wordpress/index.php
SCRIPT_NAME: /index.php
HTTP_HOST: phpwn.com
HTTPS: on
QUERY_STRING:
HTTP_REFERER: https://phpwn.com/excerpt-test/comment-page-2
THESIS_SKIN: /sites/chris-pearson/phpwn.com/wordpress/wp-content/themes/thesis/lib/core/skin
ABSPATH: /sites/chris-pearson/phpwn.com/wordpress/
URL: https://phpwn.com/excerpt-test/comment-page-2/
Base URL: https://phpwn.com
Array ( [scheme] => https [host] => phpwn.com [path] => /excerpt-test/comment-page-2/ )Slug string is /excerpt-test/comment-page-2
Parent is excerpt-tes!
New matched slug is comment-page-2.
Parent dir is /excerpt-tes.
New matched parent is excerpt-tes.
New ancestor is excerpt-test.
Original parsed URL path is /excerpt-test/comment-page-2/
Chopped up URL path is /excerpt-test/comment-page-2/
Basename is comment-page-2
esc_url: https://phpwn.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=thesis&canvas=thesis_focus__content
esc_url_raw: https://phpwn.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=thesis&canvas=thesis_focus__content
Epic toe pointing is epic. Are links epic, too?
If you compose a new post in WordPress 2.7 or higher, it looks as though the excerpt field may be auto-populated in a way that it was not in previous versions. I only mention this because I’ve noticed some janky <meta name="description" /> behavior over the last couple of weeks, and I’ve got to solve this problem to ensure that I’m not screwing with people’s <head>s, ya dig?
What if I want to go to VPS.net?
This is my primary Modular Content.
What if I have a second paragraph and test’n apostrophes?
And how about a final paragraph?
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So if I leave a comment, it’s not going to leave it as a brand new god damn comment?
And what if you want to put a list inside a comment? I’d be irate if that didn’t work, too:
Would you consider this an author comment? I would.