Lorelle

There are a bunch of them. See http://codex.wordpress.org/Plugins/Statistics

If you checked thewp_list_pages template tag and found no count parameter, the answer is no. And the count of the subpages isn’t something that is very important, in general, since the subpages are important but the count is something I’ve never seen requested.

I’m sure there must be some code that will generate a count, but it’s not a normal function of the tag.

If you consistently want space around photographs and images, see Using Images. If you just want to make a line break, use
. You have NO control over the height of the line or spacing. But for the rare and occassional use, this will help, sorta, kinda, and it depends. Go for the first solution is you want this to be consistent.

When posting a link to your site, can you please put the whole link with all the http in so we can click and visit, or set up your Profile with a link to your site which will be used on your name. It just makes it much handier for us helpers.

And the answer to the question is….ever heard of spaces? 😉

I’m not being mean, it’s just a fact that unless you cut the tree in chunks, it will lay across the whole length when it falls. Without spaces, the browser thinks it is supposedtobeonelonglineoftextanditwontwrapcuzthereisnothingtowrapwhichyoucanseehappeninghere.

Put some spaces in your test post and this will work fine. Though if you have any links or images that will go in that section that will push out over the edges, this scene will be repeated.

You use one of the Conditional Tags for is_category. There are examples there for the usage on these, and if the list is generated by Template Tags, then check that template tag for the category list for an exclude option like at http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/wp_list_cats

I think that the link in the external blog, at least WordPress blogs, have a Nofollow command in the links that instructions search engines not to follow the link, which kills the benefit. The problem was that there are so many comment spammers trying to get the benefit of links in comments – so take away their priviledes.

Fair? If you want to play fair, then write up a note about the post on the site and what you found interesting about it. Or post a note on the blog telling them what you found interesting about it.

Putting up a post that links to blogs you commented on may or may not help the authors of other blogs. You can also use your blogroll to list blogs you regularly follow, which will also help them. See Links Manager for more info on that.

There is no fair, and any idea is a good idea, but just do whatever you want that makes you feel good. But don’t expect them to start linking to you or commenting on your blog unless you have something worthy of commenting or linking. Concentrate on attracting attention to your site with good content and keyword distribution and the rest will take care of itself, unless you want to get into serious SEO stuff.

I don’t understand. You have to be specific which which statement you are talking about. Is it a question in a comment, in a post, or one of the administration options like your blog name, description, or category name or description?

Why don’t you try it without messing with the database prefix? If you can get the default, out of the box install to work, then you will know what your problem is. If it still doesn’t work, then let us know.