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eric23,

I’ve used the code you provided, but I’m getting an error:
undefined function have_posts()

Can you tell me what whole jsfeed.php file should look like?

This would make a great plugin!

Solution found! I edited the wp_options table and changed the wp_user_roles option value to the value that the default WP install uses.

This restored the default behavior for WP users.

Nope, shows the same with:

<?php if (($the_author_ID ='23' )) { ?>
<p>Author Byline Here</p>

<?php } ?>

If the <!–more–> tag won’t work on a defined static page, I think it kind of defeats the purpose of having the static home page option.

Wow. I didn’t know the situation was that bad. WordPress.net should put up a warning to users.

Thanks for the heads up!

I downloaded one of the themes to look for items above and didn’t find anything obvious, but the theme’s author claimed that it was licensed under Creative Commons (Attribution-ShareAlike 2.5) and that their “sponsorship” (I see spam) links needed to stay intact. But it looks to me like the theme is strongly based on kubrick (the WP default) which is GPL.

I’m no license expert, but isn’t that licensing practice questionable?

Ok, Let me ask it this way. How are people with a long list of archives listing those archives in a search engine friendly way? I’d appreciate any recommendations anybody has to offer!

Adding titles can usually be done by manually editing the code in the widget you want to alter.

I’ve never used the exact widget in question, but I’d recommend looking at the widgets.php file in your widgets pluging directory. Find a widget that has a custom title option and use that as your base to modify this widget.

Nice looking site btw.

It returns 2.1.2. Call me paranoid — IF my old version had been impacted, what would have been the worst case scenario?

Thanks bryan! Works perfectly!

Otto’s plugin fixes the FireFox spellchecker:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/102491?replies=9

Otto, good find & great plugin!

I definitely think WP 2.1 should follow your lead and set “gecko_spellcheck : true,” by default.

I don’t think this is a FireFox bug. FireFox will check the spelling if you right click in the text field and select “spell check this field.” FireFox auto checks fields with <textarea></textarea> Perhaps the WP 2.1 field is mislabeled?

The FireFox spell checker doesn’t work with 2.1 either.

You can also get FireFox to check the spelling by right clicking in the input box and selecting “Spell check this field.”

But I think WP 2.1 should allow FF to check spelling automatically. Isn’t this a WP bug?

Same is true for me.