prara

Get that with a thousand refresh. hehe
I get that sometimes because they say my server keeps the css.

I suggest you do not consider it as a class. Use something like:
blockquote {
border-left: 5px solid #ccc;
margin-left: 1.5em;
padding-left: 5px;
}
not an id, not a class, I forgot this type (universal?)
then use the usual tag for blockquote.

sorry links.php in *wp-includes* happy hacking!

One of the BEST actually. If we can just maintain this active community and give energy to the developers. My friends are now shifting to WordPress from MT *I was the one who lured them to MT anyway* And I have more than 10 friends, not included the blog friends.

OK thank you but I am not doing that it’s not pretty.

i think you just do the padding-left see
https://words.supercreep.org/wp-layout.css

where do you plan to put the padding?

You can fix css and you can also work with your index.php Requires just a *little* patience to familiarize the structure. If you want to do something ask them specifically like: How do I edit the header part? or How do I change the link “more” to “full story”?

you should try to rename the static files published by MT. If you are using the .php extension for your index, you should replace that. WP has index.php
Try looking at files that might be overwritten then rename them.
As for folders they are not a problem as long as you don’t have the same name as the folders in your WP installation.
Overwriting the static files of MT is not a problem because as long as you still have your MT installation you can access your templates and republish them. But watch out if you *accidentally* overwrite your WP index or any file related to WP because you don’t have a copy of that.

Don’t be afraid bots will still catch your perma

davidchait: that is cool. I hope somebody can do that or I’ll do that in my free time. cvs-like-controlled templating.

That’s it: well-said.

You can post a link to your css

No. 1: Free software (free as in FREE speech) https://www.gnu.org
https://dinki.mine.nu/weblog/2004/1/8/why-would-one-switch-from-moveable-type-to-wordpress/

WP1.2RC (the latest) has sub-categories.