New Looks!!
Yes, as you can see, we now sport a new look!! 
This is just the beginning of some changes that we’ve planned and kept aside for the end of the year!! :shh: So, don’t be surprised if you find any more changes etc. around these parts of the blogosphere!! 
Whether you like this new look or not, do let us know of your comments, suggestions & critiques!! We eagerly look forward to them!! :tup:
UPDATE:~ We now have a proper Archives page where you can browse our archives by both Category and Year/Months. This new archives section is AJAX powered so ofcourse you’ll need Javascript enabled and a browser that supports AJAX. Internet Explorer(v5.5 and above), Opera and FireFox are supported, ofcourse!! :yay:
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I have only one word - AWESOME
Yeah and don’t forget to check out the new Archives section!!
I’ve seen this Archive software before. Which is it ? I’ve been looking around for it.
Its Extended Live Archives plugin for WordPress.
How do I call the function. When i put the text in page content, it just shows that text instead of bringing up the plugin.
Please help !
Since that is a PHP function, putting it in the page text won’t help. Either you need to have a plugin like PHPExec which allows you to run PHP code by putting it in page text(I wouldn’t recommend this) or you will have to create a seperate template file for archives page and hardcode the function there to call it(which is how its done here). :tup:
Basically, a modified copy of post.php would do the trick, right ?
Basically it depends on your theme & how files are divided!! But I think that if you have a “page.php” template file, then copy that over, rename it & use that!! Also, if its not there, add following to the very top of that file(make sure there are no spaces between the opening & closing tag & the question mark):
This would ensure that your new template file would be recognised by WordPress & listed when creating/modifying a page.
OK, thanks