stevarino

It looks like the weblog you mentioned simply inserts an image at the beginning of every post, nothing to do with the CMS. I’m pretty sure he just types it in as he’s writing. Some of his posts don’t even have it.
As far as the “Readability” feature, yah WordPress could do that. Really neat idea actually, but a plugin isn’t even required I don’t think. Some well placed javascript and a small html form could handle it.
As a side note, what CMS is he using anyway? I can’t find anything specifying it.

Well he won’t be #1 for long if he keeps this up. ??

It’s number one here in Florida. He better be kidding….

No, the problem is definately server side…

Ooooh, I see it too. Maybe a timezone bug? I’m sure it will be fixed soon, though. ??

It might be very easy with a plugin using Hooks for Actions, although I’m not exactly sure how they work. :-\
And what exactly do you mean by “anonymous?” They must enter a name, email, or even register?

Call me Mr. Tangent, but another slightly related inquiry…
Have you guys checked out Inman Flash Replacement (updated here). The idea is to use absolutely no server-side processing, instead relying on some highly-developed javascript methods as well as a clever flash file.
The result is selectable text in any font/style you want… Definately an interesting alternative.

D’oh, I was wrong, I just tried it out. You can use #commentlist to mark up your numbers, but use #commentlist li *. Not the best solution (the asterick could have some side-effects, but I doubt it), but it should work.

Are you talking about the type of numbering? Then check CSS Lists.
If you’re talking about the appearance, um… I might be wrong but I think if you modify your css in #commentlist that will modify the numbers. However that would also modify the actual comment text, so use #commentlist li to undo those changes. I think that’s how it works…

Can’t help but point out the irony found in today’s ALA… Creepy

Root, there are methods around that. Flash may not be a standard, but the object tag is. I wouldn’t worry about it too much. ??

hm, what about mod rewrite? not the best solution but definately a quick fix if redirects arn’t working.

I’m actually working on a *cough*second*cough* static pages hack, but no promises when it will be done. ??

The script should be very easy to create actually. Just copy all the files and folders, alter the wp-config.php for that user, and then run install.php. Once multiple weblogs gets support you could simply use .htaccess (although then you will have some security problems, independant installs would be best).

a/s/l?