Anthony Bubel

You can do this quite easily with a text widget. Add the Text Widget from Design -> Widgets in your dashboard. Use the following code –

<a href="http://www.yourbloghere.com/feed">Subscribe to this blog!</a>

If you want to use an image, it’s pretty much the same –

<a href="http://www.yourbloghere.com/feed"><img src="http://www.imageURL.jpg" /></a>

What version of WP are you currently running? The option should be found under Settings -> General. The “Anyone can register” option can be found within the “Membership” area.

You don’t need to start another blog for the PR stuff, although that is certainly an option (you can then easily use its RSS feed within a widget).

Alternatively, you could place all of your PR posts within a particular category. You could then, on your home page, call a custom query, pulling up posts from that specific PR category – all in your sidebar or elsewhere.

I have done this before, and this what I used (this assumes your PR category is called ‘pr’:

<?php $pr_query = new WP_Query('category_name=pr&showposts=5'); ?>

<?php while ($pr_query->have_posts()) : $pr_query->the_post(); ?>
      <ul>
        <li>
          <a href="
            <?php the_permalink() ?>"
	rel="bookmark"
	title="<?php the_title(); ?>">
            <?php the_title(); ?>
          </a>
        </li>
      </ul>
<?php endwhile; ?>

The Digg header is actually a link. Try:

h2.widgettile a:link{color: #fff;}

Check it out: http://ww.wp.xz.cn/development/2008/07/wordpress-26-tyner/

Oh, and also, another addition for step 2 –

deactivate all plugins.

While I have completed an upgrade in the past without doing this, I still would recommend taking this extra step.

Have you tried uploading the wp-admin/includes/plugin.php again?

2. Delete all files except wp-config and the wp-content folder.

5. Not if you maintain the wp-content folder, as it contains all of your plugins and themes.