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In your header.php look for:

<ul class='bheader'>

and add:

<?php wp_list_pages('title_li=' ); ?>

Before the closing </ul> tag.

You can install WordPress in it’s own directory and call functions from WordPress on a non WordPress/static site. Take a look at the codex

If you just need blogposts to appear on a static site you could use an rss parser such as simplepie to achieve this.

Does this happen to your users aswell or just you? You might want to consider deleting your cookies/cache/temp internet files and seeing if that resolves it.

You will need to modify the style.css to position it where you want it.

That code works fine outside of the sidebar for me using 2.5.1 and 2.6-bleeding2

If your comfortable with creating plugins then you could create your own tags using the hooks otherwise you might want to try the AddQuicktag plugin.

if they type or click a link to arrive at yourdomain.com, they will get the conventional website that is already there?

That’s right, it won’t affect the root. ??

If I install WordPress to a sub folder of the root directory like this: Root>blogname and then set the blog address within WordPress to that folder, will people going to: mydomain.com>blogname get taken to the blog and bypass the main site installed in the root directory? This is what I want.

If you install your blog at /root/blog/

and someone types in yourdomain.com/blog/ they will arrive at your blog.

If you change the blog address from within WordPress to anywhere other than where your blog is installed. When you try and view the blog at yourdomain.com/blog it will redirect you to the modified address and you won’t be able to access your blog again without modifying the htaccess or a table in the database.

Gravatar functionality is built into WordPress 2.5 . It’s fairly easy to implement you just need to add:

<?php echo get_avatar($author_email, $size, $default_avatar ); ?>

Inside the foreach loop in comments.php

More details in the codex

Have you tried using the <!–nextpage–> tag?

Nice and simple theme. You might want to consider using the read more function to cut off some of the images on the index. On a 4mb connection it took 37 seconds for the index to completely load.

Could be conflicting with another plugin, try disabling all your plugins and just activating the contact form to see if that works. Then one by one reactivate the others until you work out witch plugin is causing a conflict.

I expereinced the same issue on a blog recently, I was using the subversion. After updating my subversion and navigating to https://www.domainname.com/blog/wp-admin/upgrade.php to upgrade the database that fixed me issue.

I have the the same expereince on several WordPress installs. When trying to change the order of Widgets they appear at the top of the screen.

Looks great Lester, it’s alot easier to navigate aswell and I love the new layout of your plugins page. ??