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So, does anyone know what would be the best approach to add icon with logo “new!” to the specific page link in sidebar?

Menu is being generated manually. There is a cycle using get_pages() and printing HTML link to the each page using echo and get_page_link().

1) \wordpress\wp-admin\admin.php:

if (! file_exists(ABSPATH . "wp-admin/import/$importer.php"))
 wp_redirect( admin_url( 'import.php?invalid=' . $importer ) );
include(ABSPATH . "wp-admin/import/$importer.php");

2) \wordpress\wp-admin\admin-ajax.php:

include( ABSPATH . 'wp-admin/import/livejournal.php' );

3) \wordpress\wp-admin\includes\update-core.php:

$_old_files = array(
...
'wp-admin/import/b2.php',
'wp-admin/import/btt.php',
'wp-admin/import/jkw.php',
...
);

Ok, now I see. ??

But then another question arises. Why does WordPress 3.0.5 code still refer to folder wp-admin/import and it’s contents? In particular, the code of the following modules:

\wordpress\wp-admin\admin.php
\wordpress\wp-admin\admin-ajax.php
\wordpress\wp-admin\includes\update-core.php

I’m referring to subfolder, not to php file. It was available in old releases 2.7.x, 2.8.x and 2.9.x (this is for sure) and had the following contents:

• blogger.php
  blogware.php
  dotclear.php
  greymatter.php
  livejournal.php
  mt.php
  opml.php
  rss.php
  stp.php
  textpattern.php
  utw.php
  wordpress.php
  wp-cat2tag.php

Hi esmi,

Anyway, the url that you have provided points to WordPress 3.0.5 release which does not have “wordpress/wp-admin/import/” included.

The question was where can I find the missed files for the use with new release.

The topright download link points to “https://wordpress.pastebin.com/download.php?i=3s4i6VbK”. As result, some PHP code is being opened instead of downloading ZIP archive. I realize this PHP code is somehow related to the files I need, but I don’t understand how to use it to get these files.

Thank you. But where can I manually download the missing files for 3.0.5? In particular: blogger.php, blogware.php, dotclear.php, greymatter.php, livejournal.php, mt.php, opml.php, rss.php, stp.php, textpattern.php, utw.php, wordpress.php, wp-cat2tag.php.

Regards,
Dmitriy