tomhanna

Nope, it has all privileges. My guess is that the issue involves the change in the database structure with the switchover at the split to the 2.1 (or wherever) branch. It worked fine as recently as version 2.0.5.

Never mind. My problem was that the process of combining the post and link categories changed my link category IDs, but since it left the IDs the same in the SQL table that I checked (in phpMyAdmin) the thought that it had changed never occurred to me. The new layout makes it very hard to find the correct new category numbers. The only way I eventually found was to mouseover the category names in the full list in the “Manage Blogroll” tab and look for the “cat_id=” number.

Wonderful that there’s a bugfix, I guess. Now how do I use it?

Mixing plugins tends to have different effects on different installations. If feasible, the best thing to do is to setup a testblog (in a subdomain or subdirectory) and try it there before going live on your real blog.

Staring at a computer screen wondering why there’s an error? Just a guess…

You might try this:

If you use Unix, rss2email will let you subscribe to a list of news feeds by email, so that whenever a new update is posted, you get an email message with the full text (it even renders HTML for you!).

Version 2.0 is better, faster, easier, and more reliable. It supports GUIDs, Unicode, quoted-printable, and errorReportsTo and more. I’m actively maintaining it, so your feature requests and bugs are often implemented within hours!

https://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/001148

Other than that, a Google search for rss2email turned up 309,000 pages. Surely one of them will apply to your flavor of linux.

https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=rss2email&btnG=Google+Search

vkaryl, perhaps I wasn’t clear. I did use that and this thread came up in the search. That was my point. I eventually found what I was looking for by doing a search on Podz’s site instead, since I remembered that, like damn near everything else, he had the answer.

How about deleting this thread. I am searching for a way to do a collapsible links list and no matter how I search the top three results are worthless and this is in them.

How many posts do you have? Do your posts after only a week take more than one page? It’s really no great mystery if all the posts are on the front page, which is what I’d expect after only a week of blogging. But, this is all idle speculation – as has been said many, many times before, a link to the blog in question is helpful.

You’ll probably put the second and third sidebars in the “sidebar.php” template file and separate them using CSS.

Check out the way it’s done in some of the themes in the theme list –

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Using_Themes/Theme_List

and look through the Blog Design and Layout page on the Codex –

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Blog_Design_and_Layout

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/User:Tomhanna/Adding_Ads_to_Wordpress

Wouldn’t a requirement that themes be released under GPL itself violate the spirit of the GPL?

The borobudur theme is a great piece of work built around the Adsense and Technorati code. I suppose he could release it with filler, but there’s nothing in the theme as it stands that a literate person should have any problem understanding. Especially given that the code is marked:

<!-- start remove this -->

at the front and

<!-- end remove this -->

at the end.

But for that matter, if someone wants ads as the price of using their theme and you don’t want ads on your blog you have two options – ask them if you can buy it outright instead or don’t use their work.

Never mind, I answered the question for myself with a testblog install. (And by again, I meant the change at about v1.2 when all the old styles became obsolete.)

So, now that I’ve upgraded that testblog and can’t login to it anymore…how long before questions will be accepted on this version?

Awesome! I can’t wait to see the new themes for WordPress 2.0!

NOOOO! Does that mean the new version abandoned the template structure again, less than a year after the last time? Shades of Bill Gates….

Try setting permissions to 755. Also, you may want to delete the .htaccess file, which I suspect will fix problem (save a copy first). Then you just need to debug the .htaccess file line by line.