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what some people do is they set up another external WP blog or subscribe to https://del.icio.us/ . by setting up another wp blog you can parse the feeds from the other blog and show them on your main blog

You can use pages to display dynamic content by creating the template with dynamic content.

if your server has mod_rewrite enabled you can change your permalink structure to look like what you want it. For example, mine: https://87rounds.com/minutes/absolute-linking/
which is a link page made from the new page function and the minutes folder is my root.

The first thing you have to make sure of is having a .htaccess and having its permission set to 666 so that it is user rewriteable. Then you go to:

Options > Permalinks>

then change your permalink structure to :

/%year%/%monthnum%/%day%/%postname%/

then just click on the button at the bottom to update your permalink struckture.

Gravatar.com is back up again, but I might give Chris J davis a try, But he might be too busy.

Actually, Gravatar already has a solution for those who dont have gravatars.

<img src=”<?php gravatar(“R”, 40, “https://87rounds.com/minutes/wp-content/themes/minutes/who.gif&#8221;); ?>” alt=”Gravatar” />

However, if the gravatar site isnt up the default gravatar doesnt show up.

oh, what you have to do is switch templates and switch it back to your previous template for the new php to work.

Yeah, dont worry bout it.

Im not really sure if the old classic theme in versions 1.2 > was called gemini.

But I used the 1.5 version of the classic theme to make what i have up now temporarily.

What new Classic theme?

Nope, I really modified the CSS of the original classic theme by Dave Shea if you look at it closely in the CSS and just did one modification to the footer to include some respect, where the respect is due.

https://87rounds.com/minutes/wp-content/themes/minutes/style.css
https://87rounds.com/minutes/wp-content/themes/classic/style.css

And I didnt rip off any Kubrick V2 CSS, I just eyeballed everything else from it. It says that in the footer anyways.

The thing I was trying to to was to see how really flexible the old classic theme was. You can even just paste in the modified CSS into your classic theme without changing anything from the template and end up with what I have right now.

By the way, look at the footer, its been there since the beggining.