Nazgul

That way it’s still commented and so it won’t show your pages.

Try removing the –> from the end and adding it to the first line, like this:
<!– Pages Just uncomment if you want a list of pages in the frontpage –>

The link https://youblog.com/category/%5Bcategory name]/feed should work as well. I personally prefer the permalink varaint, because it’s more human readable and improves search engine findability.

In the code you posted I see a comment start (<!–), but no comment end (–>), so it appears the code is still commented.

Notepad has UTF-8 support, but defaults to ANSI.
So make sure that it’s set to UTF-8 before saving. (See the Save As dialog)

If you need at least 4.3.0 to get this to work, somebody should also update the Requirements page, because there it says at least 4.2.0.

But I’m not in a position to upgrade my PHP version, so I’ll just have to live with my ‘hack’ in this, and possible future versions, for now.

I’m running on PHP 4.1.2 and my PCRE library version, specified in phpinfo, is 3.4 22-Aug-2000.

The the_category function can be found in this file:
/wp-includes/template-functions-category.php

Take a look at this, maybe that helps.

Does this new server have mod_rewrite installed?

If you’re not sure, create a filed called something like phpinfo.php somehewere on your site which contains the following line:
<?php phpinfo(); ?>

If you then open that page in your browser, it should, among other things, list the installed Apache modules.

Take a look a this. It has a sort_order parameter.

Have you taken a look at this?

I got the same on my blog, although the number was different.

Seeing as it doesn’t really bring added value to the blog post this was posted to and because it indeed looks like some kind of spam, I just deleted it.

You mean this one?

It differs slightly from my post above, in being:
[a href=”[?php bloginfo(‘blog_url’); ?]”>Home[/a]

Looking at this page I don’t see a blog_url parameter. You could try ‘hacking’ your sidebar.php and changing the blog_url to url.

Where did you download your theme? And have you made changes to it yourself? Because if your sidebar.php is identical to the one I linked to above, then I can’t explain why your seeing what your seeing.

@moshu: The trailing slash tells the server to use the default document list for that folder and load that page. Without it the server first looks for a matching document name, then a folder with that name and use default doc list, finally performing a redirect (302) to that document. So using the trailing slash saves a certain amount of server load and aids the speed the document will load. But it indead appears WordPress won’t allow a trailing slash there.

Looking at the source shows: [a href=”Andy”]Home[/a]

Looking at the template source:
[a href=”[?php bloginfo(‘url’); ?]”]Home[/a]

So it must be getting that “Andy” from your config somewhere.