onocrotalus

You can’t just type the >> character in directly. You need to use the right HTML entity. These always start with &. For example, >> is » .

EDIT: Sorry, I re-read your post, you obviously know the above. Are you editing your code in something that would mess with it e.g. Word?

You can use the template tag the_author_nickname to print this information to the browser.

The tag has to be used within the Loop; this page has an example of how to add a Loop inside header.php.

Hope that’s a start.

Please post a link to the site you’re talking about.

1. Have a look at these WordPress Site Design Lessons.

2. There are lots of photo plugins you could look at – search https://wp-plugins.net

In your header.php, look for the code enclosed in <title> tags. The >> is &raquo. You can just change it to a different character.

Mine’s in my footer, and it seems to work fine. I think that Google recommend it being put immediately before the </body> tag.

Update: I’ve just come across this.
Perhaps I should be doing it differently!

The bottom of any page in your admin area should say what version of WP you have.

By ‘scale up’ do you mean text sizes change? Archives pages look the same as the others to me in Firefox 2.0.

A post that does this is called a ‘sticky’. There are plugins which can help you do this – do a search on https://wp-plugins.net). ‘Adhesive’ is one example.

It’s best to post a link to your site if you want help with layout etc.

Your feed’s validation error might be the source of the import problem – not sure how you fix it though, I’m afraid.

The easiest way is probably to create two seperate lists, and use CSS to put them next to each other. Use wp_list_pages by all means – you could use exclude arguments to make the two seperate lists.

You would need to sign up to an advertising network like Google’s AdSense, then search for a plugin (on https://wp-plugins.net or the Codex list) to let you put the ad code (it’s often javascript) into every post.

Look at the get_links codex page, and scroll down to the details of the tag’s parameters. I think you need to use wp_get_links if you want to format their appearance using the admin panel.

Have you tried selecting a different option from the ‘Order’ dropdown menu – Admin > Links > Manage Links – ?