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You left <!– in footer, so i’m guessing you didn’t finish your comment.

Generally, i see you went for minimalistic approach. It’s not bad for your first theme. But, i don’t like the first post, it’s too stuffed with content, so it wouldn’t be bad if you could change it somehow.

Edit: thanks for the help… sorry for a stupid question ??

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alchymyth, thanks a bunch…

It works now (i think).

@michaelh
I took the code from here:
https://perishablepress.com/press/2008/09/01/multiple-loops-and-multiple-columns-with-wordpress/

@alchymyth
I tried changing my code to one you suggested, but still the same… The problem is THAT IT SHOWS THE LATEST POSTS added to the blog, regardless of the category.

Thanks! I’ll have a look now, hope it will be useful !

@alchymyth

you replied after i started typing my reply.
it worked.

thank you.

<?php
	$now = gmdate("Y-m-d H:i:s",time());
	$lastmonth = gmdate("Y-m-d H:i",gmmktime(date("H"), date("i"), date("s"), date("m")-1,date("d"),date("Y")));
	$popularposts = "SELECT ID, post_title, post_date, comment_count, COUNT($wpdb->comments.comment_post_ID) AS 'popular' FROM $wpdb->posts, $wpdb->comments WHERE comment_approved = '1' AND $wpdb->posts.ID=$wpdb->comments.comment_post_ID AND post_status = 'publish' AND post_date < '$now' AND post_date > '$lastmonth' AND comment_status = 'open' GROUP BY $wpdb->comments.comment_post_ID ORDER BY popular DESC LIMIT 5";
	$posts = $wpdb->get_results($popularposts);
	$popular = '';
	if($posts){
	foreach($posts as $post){
	$post_title = stripslashes($post->post_title);
	$post_date = stripslashes($post->post_date);
	$comments = stripslashes($post->comment_count);
	$guid = get_permalink($post->ID);
	$popular .= '<li><a href="'.$guid.'" title="'.$post_title.'">'.$post_title.'</a>
	<span>With <a href="'.$guid.'#commenting" title="Comments on '.$post_title.'">'.$comments.' Comments</a> Since '.$post_date.'</span></li>';
	}
	}echo $popular;
	?>

This is the code. I’m not that good in editing php… I tried the plugin that you suggested, it’s good and it works BUT i’m not satisfied because it’s not the same as the theme’s default one.

The default popular function shows the text’s title and bellow shows the number of comments since a post publishing date.

The plugin you provided show the text’s title and number of comments next to it… Inb order to do the things the default popular theme does, it requires editing, and i am not that good at it.

So, can you or someone else look at the code, and say how to simply edit it to show posts with the largest amount of comments…

On my Google Webmaster account, under section Stitemaps for my site, i sae a red X, which probably means that it wasn’t receiving data from it.

Now it works fine. It a green whateveryoucallit sign. The X was probably due to the fact that my host was having some issues with the servers, and some parts of the site weren’t available.

Although, i still have to notice, that my sitemap.xml.gz file is uptading itself… Whenever i add some news, the number of submitted links increases (when i look at my Google Webmasters account).

THAT IS NOT THE CASE WITH sitemap.xml. Until i manually resubmit the sitemap, nothing happens…

Can anyone clear that for me?

Yes, i’m using google xml sitemap generator, but i’m receiving a red x next to the sitemap.xml, while sitemap.xml.gz works ok.

And may i ask what is the difference between the two?
And do i must rebuild the sitemap manually every day???

Well, a whole bunch of them is installed, actually…

AdSense Manager, All in One SEO Pack, Contact Form 7, CyStat, Get The Image, NextGEN Gallery, the_excerpt Reloaded, Tweet This, WP-EMail, WP-Polls, WP-PostRatings, WP-PostViews, WP-Print, WP-UserOnline, Yet Another Related Posts Plugin…

It didn’t help me…

The strange is, that when i get the ‘404 ot fouznd’ error, i see the post i was trzing to publish among mz published posts, but there are also a few drafts of it as well, and i didn’t create them…

That’s odd for me… And the loading time can take up to several minutes…