crazydrumguy

Fixed itself. Caching issue, I think, although it wasn’t a problem for anything else cache-related. Oh well.

Welcome to the club!

1. Log in to your WordPress dashboard and then go to Manage > Links. You can add, remove, and edit links here at your leisure.

2. Not sure what you mean… You can still link your blog to any blog you want, whether or not it’s hosted on wordpress.com and even if it isn’t using WordPress, but adding a link in the links manager.

3. For Google Analytics, you might try the Google Analyticator plugin.

4. For Adsense, use the Adsense Manager plugin.

Open up your template’s sidebar.php (or wherever your blogroll is displayed) in a text editor and look for the wp_list_bookmarks() tag. If there’s nothing between the parenthesis, then add
'show_description=true'
in between them.
If you already have some arguments in between the parenthesis, then add
&show_description=true to the end of the arguments.

Did you recently move to a new host/server and/or change the “WordPress Address” or “Blog Address” fields in the WP admin settings?

Thanks for your help. The query_posts() codex entry really needs some work…. ??

The X could be a browser plugin problem. Check to make sure that your browser has the latest version of Flash (? I think everything on YouTube is Flash).

Thanks! I currently have the call to query_posts() at the very top of my page (immediately under get_header()). Is there a certain place where I should place it for it to work with both loops? Can it go within the loop itself?

A div is a block-level element, so each div will appear on its own line by default. You can fix this through a few different ways. One way would be to change those divs to spans, because a span is an inline element. Alternatively, you could use CSS to make your divs inline.
div.alignLeft, div.alignRight { display: inline; }

EDIT: The code is different in the two threads you posted! My answer applies to the code:
<div class="navigation">
<div class="alignleft"><?php posts_nav_link('','','? Previous') ?></div>
<div class="alignright"><?php posts_nav_link('','Next ?','') ?></div>
</div>

I have the same problem, but I have never installed Drupal! Are you running anything else that might be causing this error?

Okay, the problem is taken care of! That curvy corners site is pretty cool looking. ??