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Well, I installed 2.7 and nothing happened.

Nothing.

Both the main page and wp-admin are blank.

Thanks for answering, again, the question that I didn’t ask. I’ll try a different question:

May we hope that in some future version trackbacks and pingbacks will not be announced as comments? That they will not appear in a comments moderation queue, or, if they do appear in the same queue, the queue will be renamed the comments, trackbacks and pingbacks moderation queue?

Or is this confusion a feature rather than a flaw?

I didn’t see the glitch here (probably because the image is cached), but I have seen a similar one often enough.

On the reasonable assumption that the user prefers not to wait for all the images to download before seeing the text, the browser starts to display the page as soon as it gets any content at all. If the <img> does not contain the image size explicitly, the browser will make a first draft of the page layout with a minimum-size placeholder for the image. If the image is bigger than that placeholder, everything below it must move down – but by then the browser has already scrolled the window to the desired anchor-point, so the adjustment for the image often shifts the desired content down out of view. (Hitting “enter” in the address bar puts it right again.)

Explicit size fields in the <img> ought to prevent this, but I’ve never had occasion to test that solution.

What about

the_date('<span class="day">j</span> <span class="month">F</span> <span class="year">Y</span>')

Repeat the question in French and perhaps I’ll understand it ??

I guess it needs changing get_calendar() to make the choice of month explicit.

moshu, thank you for your non-response to the question

Um, forgive a silly question, if they are not comments why do they appear in my Comments Moderation Queue with email notification that “you have 1 zillion new comments“?

I’m another one getting twenty porn-spams an hour despite all attempts to restrict comments. I’ve tried disabling comments on those posts that attract the most; sometimes this works but usually I get

Internal Server Error

The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request.

Please contact the server administrator, [myaddress] and inform them of the time the error occurred, and anything you might have done that may have caused the error.

More information about this error may be available in the server error log.

I noticed this effect some weeks before downloading 2.0.3 with the new editor. (Oh, I can disable WYSIWYG? Joy!)

Wow hot puppies, it worked.

I’ll try again — I mean the [a name] tags. With backticks that’s <a name>.

Oops, meant to say this problem is new in 1.5.

Argh. Among other sins, this thing converts ampersand gt; to >.

Er make that the <a>tags