Tdude

Noo… Try this if you’re on an IIS with “not particularly friendly” urls:
<a href="<?php bloginfo('siteurl');?>/index.php/links/">My Blogroll</a>

Or this if you’re on a real server:
<a href="<?php bloginfo('siteurl');?>/links/">My friendly link</a>

You can change the name “links” to specify any page with a “Template name”

Example template name for the Blogroll (or links.php) above:

<?php
/*
Template Name: Links
*/
?>

All the best,
T

Hi! Don’t go out of your mind, go out and play! The easiest way is probably to make css float your posts like:
2nd 3d
4th 5th

Example: say that your posts have a css class name of
.post{
float:left;
}

that way it would look ok. You would have to be careful with IEs wicked box model handling, of course. I hope this helps. Read up on css float or ask again.
/T

Hi!
There´s plenty of freeware for hooking up to a MySQL db if you need it (I’m using CocoaMySQL for Mac and it works great of course) Most hosts have an online app that you could use.
I don’t see any problems with changing the db name for wp. The wp-config file even says: “// You can have multiple installations in one database if you give each a unique prefix
$table_prefix = ‘wp_’; // Only numbers, letters, and underscores please!”

Happy coding,
/T

Kmak,
Otto42 at the forums here made this a ticket for the next upgrade of WP. Maybe we won’t need to hack this in the future? Anyway, thanx and you’re welcome!

Hmmm. I updated to the latest version of TinyMCE on another site I did (not WP) and it seems all html code generating issues are gone and it runs smoothly in IE/FF. Maybe you’ll just need to update the TinyMCE core files?
Another long shot is that Moxiecode changed the variable name where the editor is declared for the form where it’s going (uhmm, I hope you’re following)
It’s looking something like this in my (non WP) files:

tinyMCE.init({
// deprecated
// mode : "specific_textareas",
// new
		mode : "textareas",
		editor_selector : "mceEditor",
		theme : "advanced",

This code goes where the texterea is which should be replaced with the Editor.
I’ll give it a go in a wordpress installation and let you know.