antifuse

From the wiki, I’ll give the meanings of the parameters in order (0 means false, 1 means true in yes/no parameters, for those who don’t know):
0 – whether or not it should add an “All” category to the list
‘All’ – the text to use for the name of the All category (ignored in this case)
‘name’ – what to sort categories by, can be name or id
‘asc’ – sort order, ascending or descending
” – the page which the links should point to, defaults to the current page (I assume if you want to link to a different template for your archives)
1 – list – should it be returned as an HTML unordered list or not
0 – dates – Should the date a post was last made in the category be shown or not
1 – count – Should the number of posts in the category be shown or not
1 – hide_empty – Should categories without posts be suppressed or not
To add the word ‘entries’ after the number in brackets, you would have to modify the list_cats() function in wp-includes/template_functions.php as following:
change

if (intval($optioncount) == 1) {
$link .= ' ('.$category->cat_count.')';
}

to

if (intval($optioncount) == 1) {
$link .= ' ('.$category->cat_count.' entries)';
}


The W3Schools CSS reference is top notch, I use it all the time.

I’ve successfully upgraded by deleting EVERY file (except my index.php and wp-layout.css, although I eventually deleted those when changing my template)… as long as you set up your wp-config.php properly, you are perfectly safe simply deleting everything, and replacing it with the new installation.
In fact, I would suggest copying your template changes from your old index.php to the new index.php, and using that one, simply to ensure that it’s including all the correct files and calling all the correct functions.

Hey, I was partly right! I just forgot about the title part 🙂

I believe it gives the most recent month for which there are posts. So if you don’t post for 6 months, it will display a link to 6 months ago.

Ok, to get close to the first one you could use the following:
<?php get_archives(‘monthly’, ‘1’, ‘other’, ‘View all of ‘, ‘\’s entries’); ?> which gives you something close, except it makes “January 2004” instead of just January.
The Wiki page on template tags has a ton of good info on it… that’s how I figured out how to do that one. Not sure how you would do the “browse all” though…

@jackiefg: you might want to take your database password out of there… 😛 But those look like 1and1.com usernames/passwords, are you sure the database host is correct? Usually with them it’s like db##.perfora.net… But I’m totally just guessing, you might not even be using 1and1 🙂