lexhair

I tweaked widgets.php as described in this ticket and EXECphp is back in business.

Looks like Erik’s Widgetize Anything php widget also is broken in WP 2.2.

Go through your style.css. Change the text-decoration in `#r_sidebar a, a:visited { color: #000000;
text-decoration: none;
}`
from “none” to “underline”.

You may not like what that does to the a:visited style so you may want to style that separately.

<?php if (comments_open()) comments_template(); ?> inside The Loop.

Change the #page margin to margin: 20px auto; in style.css and calm down.

#page is defined twice in your CSS and you’ve got conflicting Margin CSS for #page. Take the margin: 0 auto; out of the first call and go from there.

Could be a file was corrupted at upload or a configuration problem with her host. If your friend is hosted on godaddy, that’s the likely problem.

Oops..bad advice. Get the widget folder here.

The the_recent_posts tag is supported by the Fuzzy Posts plugin not natively by wordpress.

Use a widget ready theme, activate this plugin and you can configure it any way you like using the Options in the Admin page. If your theme isn’t widget ready, you’ll have to ask the author of the plug in how to configure that argument. It’s not obvious in the documentation.

Widget folder is in any WP install package in the wp-content folder.

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Bad Behavior works very well for me.

You can use Feedburner to do this.

If your host has Fantastico, I recommend using it for your first WP installation.

Glad for you. I would agree with Class. Try using

<?php wp_list_bookmarks('category=4'); ?>

wp_list_bookmarks() will be more “future-proof” and will give you much better control over how your blogroll/links/bookmarks are presented.

Go into your admin panel and click on manage->categories. Verify the category ID for “Links”1. If it’s not 1, (say it’s 4 for this example), you need to replace:
<?php wp_get_links(1); ?>

with

<?php wp_get_links(4); ?>