ColdForged

You’ll have to define “not working” then. I see it fine in both IE and Firefox.

Sorry, don’t see any problem. Perhaps it has to do with whatever it is you’re using to “fade in” the site under IE.

Absolutely. You’ll need either another database (easier to keep track of) or a different table prefix in wp-config.php.

What are you trying to add? You mentioned an “About Me” section. Given the code above, you’d do something like the following:

<li id="about">About Me
<ul>
<li>I'm a Pisces, I like chicken and walnuts, and I support new tariffs on lima beans</li>
</ul>
</li>

<!-- ADMIN CONSOLE -->
<li id="meta"><?php _e('Admin:'); ?>

* <?php wp_register(); ?> <?php wp_loginout(); ?>

<!-- YOUR LINKS -->
<?php get_links_list(); ?>

<!-- POSTS BY CATEGORY -->
<li id="categories"><?php _e('Categories:'); ?>

<?php wp_list_cats(); ?>

If the URL in your forum name is the one to which you refer, it seems you already have that behavior.

Sounds like you went through a lot of work for that :(. It’s likely there’s a variable that’s set you could have used. Try creating one category.php template. In place of what you have, try the following:

`<?php
wp_list_cats(“sort_column=name&hide_empty=0&child_of=$cat”); ?>

Note the double-quotes in place of the single-quotes, by the way. See if it works as expected.

None of them work particularly well together given their nature — WYSIWYG typically replaces the JS quicktags, image browsers try to add to the quicktags, etc. I have no recommendations for you as I don’t use HTML in my posts, but just wanted to say there may in fact be no “secret” to it either.