I use Mint (www.haveamint.com). You run it on your server, and there are several plugins to implement pretty much whatever you want. If you have a Mac, you can put a Mint widget on your dashboard. It's shareware, but it's not expensive (a one-time $30 fee). I've been using it for a year, and IMO it'...

What's happening when you click on Manage Styles? Do you get a blank screen or anything at all?

I believe it is Open Source. It's built on the K2 theme (which IMO is reaaally bloated), but these guys have done a nice job building on it and making their own theme.

mehulved, do you have the Static Pages plugin installed?

Unfortunately, unless your readers are familiar with RSS, the only other option is to set up a mailing list in conjunction with the Send entries via E-mail plugin. You set up a mailing list and have Serendipity post to that mailing list address, where it will notify joined users that a new post has ...

Do you know if your templates_c folder is writable?

No problem at all! I'm always happy to help out any way I can.

Trackbacks are simply links to one of your entries. People can link back to your entries in their own blogs, and your own blog will notify you when this happens. It will show up in your entry like a comment. You do not have to use this feature. :) You can disable it in your Admin screen under the Co...

I haven't seen any WoW-based themes, but I would think that any of the themes could be customised to suit your needs. Kubrick would be a nice starting point.

Seriously! Another fantastic theme, reinhardl.

Hey thanks you guys! Coming from you both, that means alot. ^_^

I have not forgotten about you, Peachman. I will have an FAQ up soon as I can!

Aha, see there, you're thinking smarter than I am!

I believe you can accomplish using a line like this in your .htaccess:

Oh yes, "the serendipity_" is just a prefix name for your database tables, in case you are sharing a database with another installation (say Gallery for instance). That way there are no two tables with the same name to confuse the two installations in your database. In won't conflict with ...

Right, the HTTPPath should be set to "/". As for your internally linked articles, you could export a copy of your DB & replace the path of the linked articles. For example, when I first installed s9y, I was on the /blog directory, so what I did was used Notepad's Replace function (repl...

rj, check out the FAQ on moving your installation here (it's got pics!): http://www.s9y.org/198.html

Please let me know if there is anything else I can do to help!