kiblinger
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: show_count=1 in sidebar but numbers don’t show upOh wait. I am new to WP. You can click a checkbox in the Widget controls.
So, hi again me, here is my better answer: “Hey pal, check the checkbox to ‘Show post counts’ in the Widget browser GUI.”
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: show_count=1 in sidebar but numbers don’t show upHello me. Here is my answer, from me.
In wp-includes/widgets.php, I changed:
$c = $options[$number]['count'] ? '1' : '0';to:
$c = $options[$number]['count'] ? '0' : '1';Thanks, me!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: show_count=1 in sidebar but numbers don’t show upYes I am using widgets. I didn’t actually change any code in sidebar.php; I just went looking and that’s what’s in there.
Anyway, if I want use widgets and I want numbers to show up, how do I do it?
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: New database vs. new table in MySQL?OH HAI. Duh. It’s in the wp-config.php file. All the tables will start with whatever I specify in that file. Thanks anyway!
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: New database vs. new table in MySQL?I am in a similar situation, except the default DB I have is already in use, with various tables hosting some website content. I assume letting WordPress create some tables in there too won’t be a problem (unless I somehow have tables already using the same names WP wants to use, which seems unlikely).
So:
1. Am I right it’s OK for WP to share the DB?
2. Is there a place I can see a list of the names of the tables WP will write (or a document that states it will write tables that are all named something like “wordpress_tablename”), so as to reassure myself that WP won’t overwrite anything?
Backups of course exist but I’d like to have a little more certainty before install…
Forgive me if I am missing a URL that explains this – haven’t found it yet….