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It should be close to the bottom of the index.php file

there will probably be some code around the text, change only the text and you should be fine

it’s quite possible.

I wasn’t saying you were a spambot, but that his anti spam bot plugin might think you are

carnold- it might be a spam plugin like bad behaviour that blocks access attempts from what it believs to be spambots…

I like everything but those little squares to the right on the sidebar link hovers

Before I’d always have a database for each blog, but recently I tried doing them all in the same database.

I’m at 3 wordpress installs, and there’s not even a hint of slowness or anything. I have no idea how many more I could do, but I’d imagine several

Emire might fit the bill. Also, Sapphire, and one of these might also work

It’s not bad…one thing that nearly drove me insane:

Post titles are green and clickable. Below that you have grey text and what should be green links. Disreguarding the actual text, you’d think the green stuff would be clickable, and the gray stuff text, but it’s the other way around.

Details like that can be kinda important

ah yes, that would probably be it. You’ll need to set the privs

uh…try installing a fresh copy of the whole wp-includes folder. if that doesn’t work try switching themes, if that doesn’t work nuke the whole install, download a fresh copy and start over

did you add the user to the database? Often when all else is correct that’s the problem

Ah that’s such a load of crap. The Yahoo MySQL servers have been “down” for a very long time. A couple months ago I was doing some work for a lady hosting on Yahoo and their MySQL was in the tubes even then.

I recommend you switch hosting ASAP

If you’re talking blogs as in installations, then it’s technically possible, but you’d have to have an absolutely unbelievable server farm to keep that running.

If you mean posts, then yes, it could, but that’d take a pretty good server set up (I’d guess you’d want a dedicated or something) to keep it going fast. WordPress can do whatever you want it to as long as it has the hardware behind it

In other words, you want to add some of the extra features to TinyMCE that you see in the second and third examples?

1. Why would you want to use TinyMCE in the first place?
2. Good luck with that, I have no idea

How much data could WordPress afford at most?

I don’t know. Last I heard WP had a rich uncle, so I’d imagine quite a bit.

Really, though, you might want to phrase your question better. First of all, you probably mean “manage” and not “afford”. And secondly, you said 10w, then you said that means 10k, but 10k….of what?

Why not just use command line ftp? I’ve never needed anything more than that.

Half of us don’t know how, half of us prefer using an FTP client, and half of us don’t have access to the command line…

I’ll let you work out the math