Christiaan

So, presumably I need to change the file name, then change any relevant html in my posts, then change the name in the database?

Is this correct? If so, what field and table do I change the name in?

Thanks, but I’ve given Google two months now and it still won’t respect my robots.txt. I’ve used the removal form too, but it keeps denying me even though I have the correct robots.txt in place.

I also prevent hotlinking already but I have about 30 images already on Google Image (which eat through bandwidth).

Turns out the WordPress Database Backup plugin definitely did not use correct syntax when backing up. Had to manually add some single quotes.

Pays to stick with phpMyAdmin it seems.

Assuming it’s possible to lay my links out in columns listed within categories, can someone point me to resource/webpage where I could figure out how to do this myself?

Thanks boober. First time I’ve come across that plugin. It works as described but unfortunately this displays all links in alphabetical order whereas I want to display them in link categories.

Yeap, absolutely.

Is anyone able to give me some pointers on using CSS to achieve this?

No more pointers, anyone…?

Hi, thanks rob0210. An example is my own links page, as linked in my first post.

Except that my current links page is HTML (which I laid out in Dreamweaver) rather than the links being from the WP database.

Does it really have to be such a complex thing… laying out ones Links in columns?

Thanks.

My bad. fixed now.

When I used the hack I got this when I tried to load my website:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘<‘ in /home/username/domain.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-contact-form-iii/wp-contactform.php on line 213

Cool, thanks moshu, not that I understand how to use it. How would I use it to list my Blogroll?

So does anyone have any ideas why WordPress is looking for home/username/domain.name/wp-admin/includes/upload.php when it doesn’t exist?