holographic

looks good to me! ??

I’m not sure if it’s different with 1.5, but for 1.2, you edit the function comment_author(), which is in the file

wp-includes/template-functions-comment.php

around line 107, change
echo "Anonymous";
to
echo "Anonymous Coward";

edit – they’re actually single quotes around the word, not double ones like it’s posted here..

you realise that validation link points to this site, don’t you? The site in question doesn’t validate because of the opacity stuff, as previously pointed out

use <span>

https://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp
nice upward trend of Mozilla usage ?? Hopefully the release of FF1.0 will get a few more people to change

oh ok. And the reason I changed the file was in an attempt to keep the search engines away!

I’m using Carthik’s plugin on my blog to get this working, if that’s any use to you.
https://carthik.net/wpplugins/updatelinkroll.phps
although looking at it now, all that does is include the links cache file. hmm. Sorry, I’m not much use here I don’t think

the clear: both; is somewhat crucial to the floats, so it has to stay.
negative margin seems to fix it, thanks for the suggestion ??

in the admin panel, under options -> general, there is a tick box saying ‘anyone can register’. Untick it ??

$youremail is set before the function, but forgot to mention that on the original post
I assumed that $comment_author_email would give the email entered by the comment poster, but perhaps this is wrong. Any idea how I can get the email address of the commenter from the database if this variable doesn’t exist?

well said dss ??

link as in a link to your blog ??

the only thing that killed my code was the old weblogs.com update bit.
Although I did re-write my index afterwards anyway to fit 1.2 tags rather than those from 1.01, just because.:)

you’re missing an </div> at the end of your page somewhere. Simple as that!

one of the parameters is ‘show_description’. Set it to 0 (false)