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…come to think of it… hovering is not such a big deal to me… just make sure it’s mentioned in the codex on the wp_list_pages page so that others will know where to look.

+1 for visible page ID’s too!! I use wp_list_pages too and the functions only allow for numbers rather than names.

One way to do this is to create a Page Template (you can copy your “page.php” into the template). Using the List Categories code, write your list into the template. Then, create a “page” in WP and choose the template you just created.

This site might help you. It has a code to call most popular within a month.

If you are using version 1.5.1 or 2.0 (not sure about the others), you can go to the options page and disable it there. In 1.5.1 this is located at Options | ShareThis Classic. In 2.0 you can do it on the sharethis website. (www.sharethis.com).

@joomlaworks — do you have the standalone version for WordPress ready yet? I can see the static version on your site, but it appears to involve editing the html file.

thank you thank you thank you! this is just what i was looking for!!

There are a few plugins that will automatically detect the commenter via IP address. This is one such:
https://priyadi.net/archives/2005/02/25/wordpress-ip-to-country-plugin/

Sweet! I had the same problem and that fixed it :-).

@Kappuluppa: one thing you can do is go back through your posts and fill in the “optional excerpt” bit at the bottom of the write post admin panel. WordPress will use this excerpt rather than the generated one.

This is what my template looks like:
<?php the_excerpt(); ?><span class="readmore"><a href="<?php the_permalink ?>">Read This</a></span>

actually, I wrote that really badly. my bad!

I don’t want to moderate all comments that I receive.

BUT there are certain categories that any comments I receive to those need to be moderated.

So is there a way to have category based comment moderation?

I had a problem where the popup box works when you have the plugin set to automatically install, but doesn’t work when you manually install it.

*Finally* figured out why :). When installing manually, do this in the .php file:

@define('AKST_ADDTOCONTENT', false);
@define('AKST_ADDTOFOOTER', true);

That worked for me, so hopefully it works for you!