Chris Everson

I think the_tags does what you’re looking for.

Could you provide more detail about the usage? There are various different ways to pull category IDs dynamically.

Specifically, are you pulling just one category at a time, all categories, or a selection of categories?

For the script you have above, you can turn that into a function and insert it in functions.php.

Being theme specific, that question is best asked on the theme homepage.

I’d just start looking around. Smashing Magazine has a plethora of posts regarding WordPress themes. From there you can find many different theme providers and options such as WooThemes, Elegant Themes, etc.

You’ll want to use SuckerFish or something similar to accomplish this. It will still support the current nav.

Read more here: https://www.alistapart.com/articles/dropdowns

Try searching your theme template files for the div below:
<div class="comment"> ... </div>

If you remove that div and its contents, it should remove the comment button from appearing on posts.

As far as the tags goes, I don’t actually see anywhere on your site displaying the tags currently. Could you post a link to somewhere that displays them?

Another option would be to duplicate your current TwentyTen theme into a folder with a different name, then modify the theme information in the stylesheet.

That depends? ??

I don’t typically use them either, if you’re doing fine just using pages, categories and whatnot, just roll with it.

Still having a tiny bit o’ trouble trying to figure out exactly what you’re trying to do. Is it something similar to the left column of my archives page at https://www.chriseverson.net/archives/?

If so I can send you that code to pick apart.

Yeah, that one works wonderfully as well.

If I’m understanding this correctly, you want the archives page to show infinite posts while the actual posts page only shows 10.

If that is correct, you’ll have to define a custom query on the archives page using query_posts.

For example:
<?php query_posts('posts_per_page=-1'); ?>

Consult the query_posts codex doc for complete usage instructions.

You can do this manually obviously in the editor, aside from that, you’ll have to create a hook to make this a default action.

When moving the site back, you’ll need to reset the URL and URI to the original settings. Since you are unable to access the admin page, you’ll need to do this directly in the database I believe.

See this article for more on how to do this: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Login_Trouble

This sounds like it’s related to a plugin. How is the “Add New Listing” functionality controlled?