wp_guy

Try adding setup_postdata($post); right after your foreach lines… like this:

$imposts = get_posts('numberposts=1&category=4');
			 foreach($imposts as $post) :
			 setup_postdata($post);
			?>
				<div class="post" id="home-page-featured-1">
					<p class="subtitle">Lichen of the month</p>
					<h2><a><?php the_title() ?></a></h2>
					<?php the_content('<span class="readmore">...read more</span>'); ?>
					<div class="clear"></div>
				</div>
			<?php endforeach; ?>

			<?php
			 $imposts = get_posts('numberposts=1&category=3');
			 foreach($imposts as $post) :
			 setup_postdata($post);
			?>
				<div class="post" id="home-page-featured-2">
					<p class="subtitle">Have you seen this lichen?</p>
					<h2><a><?php the_title() ?></a></h2>
					<?php the_content('<span class="readmore">...read more</span>'); ?>
					<div class="clear"></div>
				</div>
			<?php endforeach; ?>

Yeah… don’t remove the </div> bit

@avon: WordPress 2.5 seems to have this feature already, no need for extra plugins.

I came up with some *ugly* code that will set a variable containing the list of specified tags… like “cows, horses and pigs” or “cows, horses or pigs”:

<?php

$multitag = "";
$conjunction = "";

if($wp_query->query_vars['tag_slug__and']){
	$the_tags = $wp_query->query_vars['tag_slug__and'];
	$conjunction = "and";
}elseif($wp_query->query_vars['tag_slug__in']){
	$the_tags = $wp_query->query_vars['tag_slug__in'];
	$conjunction = "or";
}

for($i=0;$i<count($the_tags);$i++){
	$multitag .= $the_tags[$i];
	if($i < count($the_tags)-2){
		$multitag .= ", ";
	}elseif($i == count($the_tags)-2){
		$multitag .= " $conjunction ";
	}
}

?>

You can put this somewhere in your tag.php or archive.php (before the title) and then output the title with:

<?php echo $multitag; ?>

I know… my solution is a little bit messy and complicated… but I haven’t found any other solution.

You can use the is_page() conditional tag… like this (in page.php):

<?php if( !is_page('forum') ) : ?>
<?php get_sidebar(); ?>
<?php endif; ?>

Or you can use a custom page template where the <?php get_sidebar(); ?> doesn’t appear

If you don’t have a single.php… then index.php is used instead… do you see a “<?php comments_template(); ?>” in your index.php file?

If you do not want to use the commenting feature at all… you can remove the code “<?php comments_template(); ?>” from the single.php file of your theme.

You could leave the style.css with the basic info (theme name, author, etc.) and then add your second stylesheet in the header.php file. Just an idea…