shorty114

Try repairing the tables in phpMyAdmin.

You have to put it in the main container. Also, for a category view, you can use the category.php template.

Double check the following:

• If it’s on your local machine, check that the server’s running.
• Check that your username and password are correct and are the same case.
• Check that the username you’re attempting to use has permissions over the database.

It should work – mysql_* functions work with 4.0 and 4.1…

According to a study I read somewhere (can’t find the link right now), Georgia is actually more readable than Verdana.

Counterize is the Users Online/Visitors Today, right?

Maybe because you only had one user online and one visitor today…

If not, could you paste that part of the sidebar? The PHP code?

What do you use to extract the ZIP’s?

selder2: FAT = Fade Anything Technique, NT = Nice Titles.

@oerdec:

planet.www.ads-software.com works fine for me. Try it again.

Using Permalinks might help.

The “feed:” prefix is so that properly configured browsers can open the feed in a proper feed viewer.

If there isn’t a feed viewer set up with your browser, it won’t work. If you’re using Firefox, it will popup with a “feed is not a registered protocol”.

Safari automatically takes the feed: URLs and displays them fancy. If you want to see the feeds inside your browser, take off the feed:.

If my blog is written by a group of authors, will their names be shown, or their posts be classified?

Could you be a little more specific?

You can display the author’s name on the post by using author template tags (there are different ones, choose the one that suits you best).

You have author pages, which are /author/name/ (replace name with the author’s name), and if you don’t have permalinks, it’s /?author=id (replace id with author’s ID).

I hope one of those helped.

Apparently, your host disabled the mail() function. Many hosts do this, in order to prevent spam bombs from being executed on the server.

Contact your host, and they might be able to offer you a solution. Or get a new host if they refuse to help.

In the Options – Writing section, there should be an option titled “Newly registered members:”.

Select “May publish articles”, and try registering a new user after you set that option. That may be the issue.

Check out query_posts out. I’m pretty sure that by tweaking the options (very easy), you should be able to get what you want.

Make sure you use text (ASCII) mode when uploading.

Any decent FTP client, such as Filezilla, should allow you to set it. I had problems with this before, when gFTP uploaded it in binary. The files were incomplete, and when I uploaded in text/ASCII mode, it was fine.