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Found help in form of the Add-Link-Attribute plugin
href=”https://guff.szub.net/add-link-attribute

Thx. wp_list_bookmarks really looks promising. Unfortunately, it also displays the name of the bookmark category. Guess I’ll have to play with the parameters a bit and see what I can do.

Note to self: Don’t write “know” for “now” ^^

I suppose you want to add the authors name to head of the post, e.g. behind the date. Therefore you need to alter your template code a bit. Browse to Presentation -> Template Editor -> Main Index Template

Now look for something like
<?php the_time(‘F jS, Y’) ?>
It should be somewhere at the top.
Just add the following piece of code
by <?php the_author() ?>

So it would look something like
…<?php the_time(‘F jS, Y’) ?> by <?php the_author() ?>…

Hit Update File.

Note!
If you’re unfamiliar with editing the template files then make a backup of the your templates folder first. Also you need to change the chmod (eg 777) to be able to alter your template.

I had the same problem after installing Editor Monkey and then disabling it again. But I managed to get the original TinyMCE Editor back(that one that comes with WordPress by default). As already mentioned earlier. You need to to select TWO options boxes to get the visiual rich editor back. One is at

“options > writing > user should use the visual rich editor by default”

and the other one is at

“users > personal options (at the bottom of users page) > use the visual rich editor when writing”

Also in Editor Monkey (if you have the plugin installed) you can select the option for deactivating the default editor. Maybe you should try to disable them first (but I guess deaktivating the whole plugin will do the trick also).

If it still isn’t working I can recommend the Editor Monkey plugin – it comes with a more advanced version of the TinyMCE editor.