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try looking at

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/41596?replies=9

I think you are looking for the functionality of home.php? check out https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Template_Hierarchy

the idea was that you grabbed their post code and plopped it into your own.

I used the contact form on the themeviewer to ask the owner to make a dump of testrun. Perhaps someone can host it for the rest of us?

I’m not sure if this works anymore but a combination of a Latest Posts plugin and including some incarnation of wp-blog-header could do the trick. If not, grab your site’s rss and output that.

it could be a bug in the importer, but the wysiwyg editor does break tags in the way you described. disabling the editor and fixing them by hand seems to be the way to go.

K2 still breaks in IE if I remember correctly. That could be it. I’m really not sure why it doesn’t work.

Did you look at the articles at the bottom of the codex link? Phu Ly explains how to run multiple loops in his original article, and then tells how to make only one post show in a 2nd. Combining the two in your index.php file should accomplish what you have in mind. I can’t craft the code here at work but hopefully that will get you on the right path.

Take a look at the shorts css. Your theme, “broad leaf”, has support for two columns build into it but only for asides. If you but your sidebar in the div that was designed for the css, it should work.

btw, the link to your site in your profile has a comma in it.

I haven’t worked with hyphens in mySQL much, but I know that some SQL version do not support it well. Can you change that hyphen in the database name to an underscore?

This may be something specific in K2, but why do you have .item there? Try removing .item because it looks like it works then.

I think I understand what you are asking, however I have a few questions. Do you need a seperate section and heading fo your own link? If you do, I think you can play with the category ids so that your section is displayed first by get_links_list(). If not, set the id of your link to be first and tell blogroll to be displayed by link id.

I was looking in FF. Just for clarification, was it a 1px border under the comments link (I see that in both) or a 1px border under each specific comment (I don’t see that in either)

There may be a plugin for this (I haven’t been keeping up with them for a while) but it can be done rather easily with two loops. Check out some of the links at the bottom of
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Template_Tags/query_posts

or the WP theme called Mullet at https://gopalarathnam.com/software/

I’ve installed wordpress on a Debian machine that grabs the latest versions (in Debian testing) of the three daily and never had a problem so far. I had to shut the machine down for the summer though, so possibly anything after June may (but probably won’t) have some issues.

If I’m not mistaken in reading whats been going on, copy that snippet of code and paste it over whatever you currently have been the first line and last line of the snippet in your index.php. Remember of course to keep a backup ??

edit: oops, too long trying to figure out what was going on while you were working it out ??