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Yes it is, its very simple

You have to make a template and remove

<?php get_sidebar(); ?> from it.

So every page you make using that template will not have sitebars.

If you want more info about templates see: Page Templates Documentation

You can copy a template file as many times as you wish and rename it to any name you want. Then you can modify it. Don’t forget to change the template name inside the code:

(Every template file must have

<?php
/*
Template Name: yourtemplatenamehere
*/
?>

inside the code)

Go to [Options]->[Reading] and set the limit of posts or limit of posts’ days

Then, if your posts are more (at least +1) than the limit you set, the “Previews posts” and “Next posts” links will appear.

I agree with moshu, it’s not a matter of distance/location but you have to see what features each host company provides with your hosting account.

To move to another host:

1. First find a new host. If you are in Europe i suggest Servage.net, cheap and very nice.

2. Change current nameservers of your domain to those that your new host will give you. It takes up to 48 hours after changing them, for your domain to work properly and redirect to your new space. So be patient. (if you don’t know how to treat nameservers ask your registrar to do it for you)

3. Use the preinstalled WP plugin to copy your databases entries. Download the file and keep it in your local disk.

4. When you see that your domain works (after step 2 completed) make a fresh install of WP 2.07 in your new webspace.

5. Using an utility provided by your new host like phpMyAdmin, import to your new database all data from the file you have in your local disk (taken from step 3) If you don’t know how to do this ask help from your new host’s helpdesk

If you do the above and everything works then you will see your site working fine with all your data taken from the old one.

I hope this help you ??

(Sorry for my bad english.)

Thank you for your answers, your recomendations worked fine.

But not all the authors of my blog know that, so it’s a matter of luck to wake up a morning and see my website messed up by another author’s post ??

Anyway, It would be nice if in a next version of WP this could be fixed inside the code.

Thanks again