Mark McKibben

Feed is a protocol for RSS feed readers. It’s similar to https:// for web browsers. If you have installed a feed reader that supports the feed: protocol, it would open up and read from the RSS feed. Since you got an error page, you most likely don’t have one installed.

Use get_links_list instead of wp_get_links. If you use: <?php get_links_list('name'); ?> It should give you a list of links in alphabetical order.

Alphaoide is probably recommending you edit your template to use the_excerpt instead of the_content .

From the Codex article on wp_list_cats, I’d say you’d want:
<?php wp_list_cats('children=1&hierarchical=1&hide_empty=0'); ?>.

This string should display your list of categories with the children categories indented and all categories will be displayed (regardless of whether there are posts in the categories).

There’s also the Official Comments plugin.

Per this thread, the Codex is currently down. Try your link for upgrading wordpress later.

Sounds like you want the Intouch plugin.

From looking at the Codex, it doesn’t look like WordPress allows you to do that.

IP Addresses in the following blocks are considered “private” and cannot be routed across the internet:
10.0.0.0 – 10.255.255.255
172.16.0.0 – 172.31.255.255
192.168.0.0 – 192.168.255.255

From looking at your site’s source code, it looks like you’ve setup (in WP’s admin panel) your “WordPress address (URI):” and/or “Blog address (URI):” as https://192.168.0.5/blog/. You need to change this to https://www.asifebrahim.homeip.net/blog/ in order for your site to show up correctly outside your home network.

Probably what you are actually getting is trackback spam.

Did you try deleting and reuploading wp-includes/functions.php and/or wp-content/themes/classic/style.css?

If you’re using Apache’s mod_rewrite rules for cleaner permalinks (e.g. https://example.com/wp/archive/2005/06/09/postslug/ vs. https://example.com/wp/index.php?p=27) then the relative path will change depending on how the user got to the post. This being the case, you’re better off putting in the absolute path any images you add to a post.

A backtick is the lower-case character on the tilda key in the upper left of standard keyboards. The backtick looks something like a backwards apostrophe.

As for your main question, you can get PHP & MySQL from PHP.net and MySQL.com; however if that’s your level of expertise you might want to try something like MAMP: Mac – Apache – MySQL – PHP.

If you want to use B2 and are needing help, you should probably try the website for the people who created B2, CafeLog.com. If you want to use WordPress; then your first step would be to download & install it.

Hmm, WP 1.2.2 & 1.5 don’t muck about with my HTML.

@homeofficevoicecom: Did you turn on the Markdown or Textile plugins? Maybe that would do this?