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I believe I’m looking for a similar plugin.

Are there any WP 2.0 Compatible “random excerpt” plugins available out there?

I’d simply like to show a random excerpt from each of my posts on every pageload. Thanks!

Moshu: I managed to get rid of that huge horizontal scrollbar, so thank you!

If anyone else has any tips for my new site (I’ve already mentioned the link above) then please don’t hesitate to leave a comment here or on my blog, thanks so much for all your support!

Are you joking? I’m being penalized because I edited my template? That makes no sense to me! If someone could please visit https://usa.youreinsured.org and click on any one of the two letter state acronyms at the top of the page you’ll be taken to the appropriate category, then scroll down to the bottom of the page, click previous entries.. and voila, 404 ?? I’m hoping to get this site up and running asap so if anyone could help it would be greatly appreciated.

If I am being penalized for “editing my template” I’d like to know just as well? Thanks! ??

Sorry guys/girls, I assumed this function would be open to XSS, glad it’s not! And thanks for the code Kafkaesqui, is there a page you could recommend for a list of more advanced features such as the template_tags page but that talks about <?php echo $s; ?> and such?? Thanks again!

Also when I click on the /page/2/ link from one of my archive pages… it takes me to domain.com/category/page where page just happens to be the post-slug for that particular category… I have no idea what I’ve done here?!?! Thanks!

Hey all, I added <?php query_posts(‘showposts=NO_OF_POSTS’); ?> to my index.php file however there’s no longer a link to page/2 at the bottom of my main blog page… any ideas on how to show a set number of posts on the main index.php page whilst showing the settings described number of links in the archived pages and still getting the “Previous/Next” posts links to show??? Thanks!

Thanks so much Kafkaesqui! Worked like a charm. I must’ve overlooked the power of the in_category tags in the first place!

Thanks again!

Agreed.. the double wordpress folders might be confusing you and/or the software..

I just installed wordpress on GoDaddy a few days ago and I had troubles the same as you.

Make sure you create an SQL database, then click on the database name (once GoDaddy has created it, takes a few minutes..) and you should see the actual hostname required for your SQL file… you know where it says “99% of the time you wont need to change this” in your wp-config file? Well GoDaddy seems to be one of the 1%ers out there!