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Jeremiah’s weather plugin works for me. You can find codes for UK locations here.
My site is getting the weather for Newcastle upon Tyne quite successfully…

I had problems with pound signs after importing from MT. I changed the character encoding (Options -> Reading) to ISO-8859-1 and this appears to work for me…..

It looks fine in Firefox. IE is messing it up a bit, though…..

Go to “Add Link” in admin and scroll to the bottom. You’ll find a “Link This” bookmarklet that you can drag to your toolbar. The description says it only works in Mozilla or Netscape, but I’ve just used it on IE6….

Try giving each picture a different “name” attribue. I’ve had something similar working with a script much like yours, and it wasn’t a big problem.
You also have two functions on the page with the same name, which is possibly a problem. Try changing the function names to img1Refresh and img2Refresh, and the names to “webcam_picture1” and “webcam_picture2”. Also remember to change the document.images[“webcam_picture”] bit in each script by adding the appropriate number.

I’ve been using Exhibit 1.1d (https://www.asymptomatic.net/wp-hacks), which does the thumbnails and a simple pop-up of the image. You can see some examples here: https://lcb.me.uk/index.php?cat=14.

What’s on the lines immediately before that?
“Parse error: parse error, unexpected $ in /home/adrienne/public_html/blog/index.php on line 158”
is probably being caused by something before that actual line….

Most likely cause is an error on the line above. Look for a missing >, or maybe a missing ” or ‘ that makes the > look like it’s part of a string rather than closing a tag.

Might be an issue with NewsGator, perhaps? I just checked using RssReader (https://www.rssreader.com/) and it connected to the feed without any trouble at all….

3) GMT an hour behind? If you’re in the UK, we are currently on British Summer Time, which is GMT+1. WP correctly shows the GMT time, not the BST time. You need to manually enter the 1 hour offset under “Times in the weblog should differ by”
4) I know what you mean about that. I had a general category (but not called that in my MT installation. After importing, I deleted my old general category (which moved all its posts into the WP “General” category), then renamed the WP Category to match the old name. I’d rather having the option to designate any category as the default, but this worked fine for me…

I did something similar to make my own comments show up differently from those made by visitors.
The thing you need is more along the lines of
if ($cat == 24)
(Not guaranteeing that will work, but it’s closer)
What you have sets $cat to 24 and returns a true value because it’s managed to do it successfully. The double = compares the values….

You mean how to tell WP to replace :mygrin: (or whatever) with a new smilie?
Try vars.php, which lives in the wp-includes directory inside your main wordpress installation.

Very nice – thanks.
Just a heads up, though – the download link on the site is pointing to:
https://www.mattread/f/admin-bar.zip
which isn’t going to work too well…..

After editing the wp-config-sample.php file, you need to rename it to wp-config.php, then upload it to your site.
Once you’ve done that, the installation should work…

I’m well known for them, I’m afraid…..