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I also tried using is_page() instead of is_home() – no joy.

I am still having problems with this. When I add a category that is a child category of my Programming category, the new category does not show up on the list of categories on the right side of the screen when writing or editing blog posts. So there’s no way to make a blog post that goes into the new category. What a pain.

I think this happens when WordPress encounters a page load request at the same time the style.css file is being written. Probably WordPress sees that the file is inaccessible and then reverts to the default theme. A fix would be to change the WordPress core to wait about 5 seconds when WordPress sees that style.css or any other file is inaccessible, and try again before doing the change. This situation is pretty common when one has a heavily loaded server – it was happening to me a few times a day, a while back. Possibly there is a way, too, for WordPress to differentiate the ways in which a file is not accessible.

Howdy. Being stored in a MySQL database does not alone make it impossible to edit in vim. There already is a vim plugin for writing new blog posts – https://not.upbylunch.com/2006/05/16/wordpress-posting-vim-script/ . Assuming that this plugin works, in principle it should be possible to write a vim plugin for editing existing page or blog posts using the MetaWeblog API (or possibly some other way). I asked the author of this plugin about this a few days ago, and didn’t hear anything, so I figured I would ask here.

I disagree. The search results are printed by the main WordPress machinery. And the default in a future version of WordPress could (should, in my opinion) easily include pages in search results.

Are there plans to include searching pages without a plugin in the default WordPress setup? Searching pages seems pretty basic and I think most people setting up their blog would expect searching to find things in their pages..