computerdude33

<?php /* Frontpage */ if (is_home() && !is_paged()) { ?>
Enter ads here
<?php } ?>

That might work. (stolen from K2)

Maybe because people don’t like all the smooth AJAX?

(I do like it, though)

Continuing from HandySolo’s post, one I’ve found great is Montastic.

Meh. If anyone’s interested, I think the file is ywhmast.php in your plugins directory.

Instead of browser sniffing, try engine sniffing. It would give other Gecko browsers (Camino, K-Meleon, Epiphany, SeaMonkey) the right of passage.

OK, here is what I got back from them:

Dear (name removed),

Thank you for contacting customer support.

Our hosting does support mod_rewrite functionality. Please note that customer support does not provide tutorial or troubleshooting information regarding third party applications. Please let us know if we can help you in any other way.

Learn more about our Shared, Virtual-Dedicated, and Dedicated hosting: Click here

Sincerely,

Robert B.
GoDaddy.com
Customer Service Representative

The server is different depending on your site. Mine is mysql69.

Works for me. I don’t use mod_rewrite anyhow, so it isn’t an issue for me.

I use GoDaddy.com’s Economy Plan. 10 MySQL DBs, 5 GB Space, 250,000 GB Bandwidth. It works for me. (and it’s $4 a month)

And, on a side note, .Mac does run on Apache.

No, HomePage doesn’t support PHP or MySQL. If you really want to host a blog on .Mac, try RapidWeaver (https://www.realmacsoftware.com/rapidweaver/index.php). It will let you host a blog on .Mac (although it’s not WordPress)