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Have you checked out the Swedish Language files and help at http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_in_Your_Language#Swedish

Oh, it’s not the HEADER you want to get rid of but the “heading”. Some confusion here. The header is the template that is at the top of your page, often called the “masthead”. <h3> is a heading.

Okay, this is the part that applies:

// Display the category name
echo ' <li id="linkcat-' . $cat['link_category'] . '"><h3>' . $cat['cat_name'] . "</h3>nt
n";

Remove that part. Your <h3> heading will be gone.

We’re already starting to get error reports around here that come from people NOT deleting the files FIRST before uploading the new.

And DO NOT DELETE wp-config.php.

Follow the instructions at the top of the page and your upgrade will take only a few minutes. Just don’t try any shortcuts or you will end up here and we’ll ask “did you delete the files before uploading”. 😉

http://codex.wordpress.org/Formatting_Date_and_Time has the information for setting all the times.

But changing from PM to AM means changing the time in your Admin Panel > Options > General panel, set the time for you according to your UTC time.

First, we “frown” on long code submitted here. If we have a link to your site, we can see the CSS or if no site is available, please post a link to a pastebin site in the future.

There are a lot of resources on the Internet that will help you fix this. On the WordPress Codex (the online manual) we have help and resources at Creating Horizontal Menus and Dynamic_Menu_Highlighting that will take you through the process step by step.

With the really long file names, there is a greater chance of messing things up by a slipped letter, so I recommend that you 1) change these to relative links not absolute (/images/button1.gif) and 2) change the names to something very simple to make the process easier. 3) If you are changing from HTML to PHP, then be sure the pages linked have PHP extensions. If not, then leave it.

The two articles linked will help you through the very simple process of making this happen.

The indention of lists comes from the CSS not from the template tag. You need to set the UL and LI margins so they will be positioned where you want them to be. In most WordPress Themes, the sidebar list is in a nested list form, which can be really confusing to track and figure out which part of the list belongs to which part you want indented. To help you figure it out, see Styling_Lists_with_CSS and Customizing Your Sidebar.

Okay, let’s clear a few things up. For extensive information on how to use the <!--more--> see: Linking_Posts_Pages_and_Categories.

When used with the_content() template tag, where you put the MORE tag (from the Quicktags above the Write Post textarea where you write your post), an excerpt will be show to that point.

If you use the_excerpt() instead of the_content(), the first 120 words of the post will be show automatically or whatever you have entered in your explicit excerpt text area on the Write Post panel.

Both methods will show the excerpt on the front page and when you click the title, it will show the full post on the single post page, whether or not you are using the index.php to generate both page views. The view of the page is based upon The Loop not the template tag you use within it.

If you are trying to generate a specific look for the single post view, then you can use a template called single.php as discussed in Stepping Into Templates.

Podz mentioned using the page.php template which is used for generating Pages in WordPress not single post web pages.