pixilated

It’s documented in the readme.html in the download package; toward the bottom of the template tag section. It’s very simple actually, just a simple php include you can slot into your sidebar. Only thing you need to do is add the css classes to your stylesheet to customise the appearance.

This one?
https://tidakada.com/board/viewtopic.php?t=2014

You can still use the show hide script, albeit a different version – I tested it on .70 and .71 and it worked fine. It does require a small edit of the b2.template.functions file however, something the WordPress crew might not approve of ??

I haven’t looked at this yet, but it’s something I did when I used b2 and would be interested in doing again. Can you not make the changes in the templates to point them to the subfolder as you could with b2?

I think the lure of WordPress will be the addition of the ‘hacks’. Most bloggers wouldn’t be comfortable with the d-i-y process of adding the extra functionality hacks provide, especially when other blogging software offers it out-of-the-box. If WordPress can add the features bloggers crave, then I’m all for it!