so they specifically searched those terms? i just shared a bunch of my posts onto my google+ profile.. is my increase in site views related to that?

andsaltwater.com+meow

what does this mean? how is this a search term that they used? and what does the plus sign mean?

Noone is paying me to do anythng...

Would that be Peter Noone? Or Craig Noone? If either one is paying you, no you can't post the links.

Or perhaps you meant 'no one' as in nobody?

In that case, you probably can if you're not getting anything in return.

Ma configuration WP actuelle
- Version de WordPress : 3.3.1
- Adresse du site : http://www.artravel-hotels.com/WP/etats-unis/new-york-city/

Problème(s) rencontré(s) :

Dans la page http://www.artravel-hotels.com/WP/etats-unis/new-york-city/ j'effectue un affichage de plusieurs posts relatifs à une catégorie : "get_posts('showposts=100&category=132&order=ASC&orderby=name');"

J'essai de placer une liste déroulante qui affiche la liste de posts via un ordre établi.
D'abord par ordre alphabétique :

<form class="formtri-viles"><br /> <select name="seltri" type="" onchange="submit()"><br /> <option value="1" name="1" method="" type="">Triez par</option><br /> <option value="2" name="2" method="" type="" <?php echo ($_GET["seltri"] == "2") ?"selected" : "type" ?>>Classez de A à Z</option><br /> <option value="3" name="3" method="" type="" <?php echo ($_GET["seltri"] == "3") ?"selected" : "type" ?>>Classez de Z à A</option><br /> <option value="4" name="4" type="" <?php echo ($_GET["seltri"] == "4") ?"selected" : "type" ?>>Classez par ordre de prix croissant</option><br /> <option value="5" name="5" type="" <?php echo ($_GET["seltri"] == "5") ?"selected" : "type" ?>>Classez parordre de prix décroissant</option><br /> <select/><br /> </form>

Puis pour case"4", je souhaite utiliser un ordre d'affichage des posts qui dépendent d'une des taxonomies créé (d'où "showposts=100&category=132&order=ASC&orderby=taxonomy")que j'ai créé dans function.php :
// Add new taxonomy, NOT hierarchical (like tags)<br /> $labels = array(<br /> 'name' => _x( 'Tranches', 'taxonomy general name' ),<br /> 'singular_name' => _x( 'Writer', 'taxonomy singular name' ),<br /> 'search_items' => __( 'Search Tranches' ),<br /> 'popular_items' => __( 'Popular Tranches' ),<br /> 'all_items' => __( 'All Tranches' ),<br /> 'parent_item' => null,<br /> 'parent_item_colon' => null,<br /> 'edit_item' => __( 'Edit Tranche' ),<br /> 'update_item' => __( 'Update tranche' ),<br /> 'add_new_item' => __( 'Add New tranche' ),<br /> 'new_item_name' => __( 'New tranche Name' ),<br /> 'separate_items_with_commas' => __( 'Separate Tranches with commas' ),<br /> 'add_or_remove_items' => __( 'Add or remove Tranches' ),<br /> 'choose_from_most_used' => __( 'Choose from the most used tranches' ),<br /> 'menu_name' => __( 'Tranches' ),<br /> ); </p> <p> register_taxonomy('type',array('post','pages'),array(<br /> 'hierarchical' => true,<br /> 'labels' => $labels,<br /> 'show_ui' => true,<br /> 'update_count_callback' => '_update_post_term_count',<br /> 'query_var' => true,<br /> 'rewrite' => array( 'slug' => 'tranche' ),<br /> ));

Mon but est que pour la liste de tri d'affichage(<select>), case"4", je puisse utiliser la taxonomy "type" déclaré dans function.php. En front-end la valeur de "type" représente coté front-end : À partir de : 415 $ , 225$, 145$...

Connaissez-vous la requête qui permetterait d'afficher les articles par ordre de taxonomy 'type' ?

Merci

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@raincoaster, and you do not seem to be the best helper around either.

My answer is: "No, it isn't allowed." I read it carefully. All of it.

No.

The title does not always says all. Why would I bother writing all that in the description field if that was just my question?

Dude just see the other replies and get the hang of how replies are made.

No.

Anyway, thank you for your support. One good thing about WordPress.com is all is not lost when the blog gets deleted in case you didn't know. The content is recoverable. But now that I know, I wouldn't recommend to create that kinda blog here. I'll tell my friend to look for a reliable hosting. :)

Thanks @ thesacredpath , too.

Some questions cannot be answered in short. Or may be they can, but when the questioner has to know more, a bit details is necessary. Especially as long as the conversation is sensible and on the point.