deydas

That’s something I would like to ask to. Is there a way?!

The variable $cat and $single can be used for checking whether you are in a permalink page, category page or the main page. You can create a conditional statement and include the desired stylesheet that way.

You can delete it by editing wp-comments.php.

Do not use something like Microsoft Word and all that. Also if you are using Notepad, make sure that the ‘Word Wrap’ option is not checked.

What I can understand is that your permalink contains the exact keywords putting you at the top of the list.

You may also want to enter the extensions like doc, etc in the allowed file extensions field.

I have found what I was looking for and guess what there is a plugin for it too. WP rocks!!!

Anyone?!

Tha would produce the list like

Feb 2005 (no. of posts)
Jan 2005 (no. of posts)
Dec 2004 (no. of posts)

But I want it like this:

Feb 2005 (no. of posts)
Jan 2005 (no. of posts)
Year 2004 (no. of posts)

Is there a way?!

Thank you.

Anyone?!

eetdcob> I used to have the same problem. Strangely, it got cured when I emptied my spam words list.

Make the permalink path in the /skylog/year/month/day/post-name format. The code is there on Options>Permalink page. WP for some reason does not parse the calendar and archive links if the permalink is not in the above format. Bug?!

Try LVCS. They are damn cheap and has got a wonderful service.

If you are using Apache, .htaccess should work but it won’t work on IIS and other. First confirm from your host whether you are using Apache or not.
If you are using Apache, and .htaccess still does not work, you might want to use the AccessFileName Directive to force Apache to look into .htaccess. More info is here: https://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/core.html#accessfilename .