Mike Little

Hi,
If you grab the latest version of wp-links/links.php from CVS, I have fixed it so that you can display the description at the same time as the image.
You will need to turn it on with the 7th parameter (after the sort order).
As for a comment system, that would be a much bigger change. I will add it to my to-do list for consideration.
Thanks for your feedback.
Mike

Hi Welsper
This definitely works for me.
What happens exactly? Do you get the JavaScript popup? If so, what happens when you click OK?
Mike

Hi John,
There isn’t really other than directly manipulating the database.
You can, however, use get_linksbyname() and pass the name of your category as the first parameter.
That way you don’t need to use (or care about) the numbers.
Mike

Davehoo,
Have you tried the latest beta? There is a fix included which relates to not detecting cookies after loging in. This may fix your problem.
Mike

Hi,
It is working for me. I have a post with bullet list, numbered list, and blockquote and I can edit it and it still does the correct thing for me.
Which textile features are you using in your post?
BTW I have wpautop turned OFF and textile turned on
Mike

Guido,
This one has also been fixed in CVS. It will be in the next release.
Mike

Hi John,
I’m glad you are getting your blog together.
I saw you’re aligned picture too. Yeah, it does work as long as you don’t try it on a layer with a z-index of more than one.
Mike

Hi,
Do you mean the ‘view site’ link on the menu bar on the right?
If so, that uses $siteurl/$blogfilename both of which are set in b2config.php.
Do you have them set correctly in that file?
If I’ve misundertood your question, please let me know.
Mike

Found and fixed!
It’s committed to CVS should be in 0.7.1
Thanks for the feedback.
Mike

Hi John,
You can specify that in a number of ways. The ‘correct’, standards compliant way would be to continue to output the links as an unordered list (as in the sample template), and then specifiy the style for that unordered list be be horizontal.
If you look at the source for this page and it’s css file (wp.css) you will see that the top menu is in fact a list styled to display horizontally.
Hope this helps,
Mike

Hi Eudaimic,
Is it really showing *all* of them or just the default 20?
If you set the Show x posts on the options page where x is 20 by default, you will be able to cntrol how many posts show.
Note that this same number is used in your template too.
Mike

Make sure that you transfer your config settings to the NEW b2config.php.
There is a require at the bottom of that file which you need.
Mike

Did you stick with your original b2config.php,
or start with the WordPress one and transfer your settings to that.
The latter process is preferred, as there are quite a few changes.
As a general rule, it is better to start with a fresh directory, even if updating an existing b2 installation. Particularly as some files have moved, meaning that the old versions will not be updated.
Mike

Using your ftp software change the ‘file attributes’ or ‘file permissions’, or ‘chmod’
The exact terminology depends on your ftp software.
Mike

Great!
Mike