One of the new features with WordPress 2.7 is that you can have threaded comments that are up to 10 levels deep. The problem is to get them pretty.

Here are a couple of links to get you started:

• Stylizing Threaded/Nested Comments in Wordpress 2.7
• WordPress 2.7 Comments Enhancements
• WordPress 2.7 Comment Threading
• Wordpress 2.7 Comment Style Starter #1
• Wordpress 2.7 Comment Style Starter #2

It took a while before I noticed that the free WordPress themes couldn’t be downloaded or looked at but they are fixed now!

Check out the themes!

I just found a little nifty thing for all you WordPress template coders out there. WPCandy has created an eye appealing Template Hierarchy Diagram for WordPress.

It is much better to look at than the WordPress Codex’s own Template Hierarchy page.

Head over to check it out!

Some of us uses the internal blogroll function in WordPress, but just because you can’t add the nofollow attribute some people are putting up their blogroll by hand!

Why add nofollow?
As suggested by Google, it’s best to use rel=”nofollow” to avoid any potential backlash from the external links in the blogroll. However, I should also mention that there is some very strong criticism against it as well. This is up to you if you want to use it or not. If you decide to, here is how to make WordPress automatically add nofollow to all of your blogroll links.

How to make WordPress automatically add nofollow to the blogroll
You should be somewhat experienced with the WordPress core source codes to do this! Do this at your own risk!

• Find the wp-includes directory in your WordPress folder.
• Edit the file called bookmark-template.php in a text editor.
• Find the following code (line 86 in WP 2.5.1):

  $output .= '<a href="' . $the_link . '"' . $rel . $title . $target. '>';

• Replace it with the following line:

  $output .= '<a href="' . $the_link . '"' . $title . $target. ' rel="nofollow">';

• As you can see we added the rel=”nofollow” at the end. Now save and upload the file again. Now the attribute will be added to every link in your blogroll.

Just a little reminder that you can find free WoW and Final Fantasy X inspired WordPress themes here. All are widget ready and can be used with the latest release of WordPress.

If you find any errors or need help with something, just give a shout and I’ll see what I can do!

So let me present Lulu’s Temptation, Purple Sky and Anumati! They are waiting for you to use them!