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You might want to think about submitting a google sitemap to help the googlebot index your site. Luckily there’s a nice WordPress plugin to make that very easy for you ??

From my understanding there would be no problem doing that at all ??

Here’s a good list of plugins to get you started, just make sure they’re WP 2.0 compliant first.

My list is here: plugins used.

I build upon wonderful themes by using a few useful tools.

Check out this plugin.

Also scroll down the page to see a few other suggestions.

It’s certainly looks nice but is clearly inspired by a certain bonsai tree, which makes it hard to comment without saying just make it look more like Binary Bonsai!

There’s always Mint, with the help of a few peppers. It’s not a plugin but extremely easy to install.

Is there any reason you want to replace StatCounter if you’re already happy with it?

I’ve got a similar feature at my blog. Try adding the following code to where you want the dropdown menu to appear (if you don’t mind using Javascript):

<form name="archiveform" action="">
<select name="archive_chrono" onchange="window.location = (document.forms.archiveform.archive_chrono[document.forms.archiveform.archive_chrono.selectedIndex].value);">
<option value=''>Select Month:</option>
<?php wp_get_archives('format=option'); ?>
</select>
</form>

You’ve already posted this once…

Glad it worked out ??

(Want to give us a link? I couldn’t find the page)

If you look in your theme folder, chances are they’ll be a page template in there already. For example in Kubrick (the default theme), ‘archives.php’ is an example of a template.

Copy the structure of the template making the necessary changes (be sure to change the name), upload it and then hopefully it will appear as an option under Page Templates when you try to write a new page.

The red and yellow is a little too stark against the dark background for me. Perhaps something a little bit more muted might work better. A bit like daring fireball.

Or you could go all out and try a more vibrant approach like this beautiful website.

What you could do is create a plugins template using your text editor, style it and enter the code as you wish, then upload it to your server.

Then create a new page, using your newly created plugins template as the Page Template. I hope that makes sense. It’s a tad convoluted but would work.

I stand corrected, thanks for the heads up kichu ??

Was it just a matter of copying and pasting, or did you have to do anything special?

From the youtube website (just under where you got the code from):

(Put this video on your website. Works on Friendster, eBay, Blogger, MySpace!)

I’m afraid the code is not going to work with your WordPress blog.