Thread Starter
Robin
(@hismuse)
I really have no idea what’s going on…it’s still doing it.
Thread Starter
Robin
(@hismuse)
Thank you. Hopefully that did it, I deleted the cache folder and updated the permalinks. It says something about including a redirection in the .htacess to your previous address, is there directions of where to do that?
Thread Starter
Robin
(@hismuse)
Nope, not fixed…still doing it.
Thread Starter
Robin
(@hismuse)
Out of frustration I’ve deleted the default theme, hoping that will solve it for the time being.
Thread Starter
Robin
(@hismuse)
Yep, now that I took out the default theme it’s blank.
Thread Starter
Robin
(@hismuse)
I put the default theme back so at least it’s not blank but it keeps going back to the default theme even when I request a different theme as the default. Ugh!
Paths, permissions and db is what I keep wondering about, and none of that is easy to check/communicate in this medium.
When you refreshed/updated permalinks did you get a box with the rewrite rules written in it at the bottom of the page? If so, you need to cut and paste that into your .htaccess.
Thread Starter
Robin
(@hismuse)
I didn’t notice anything like that but I could have potentially just not seen it. It seems ok now and I haven’t touched it in hours.
Thread Starter
Robin
(@hismuse)
It’s still screwed up although now I decided to use the default theme because it just wasn’t worth the agrivation but I have someone designing me a new theme soon and I don’t want it to keep switching to the default.
Careful, lotsa errors:
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Froadlessunraveled.com%2F
Looking at your ‘supposedly_clean’ theme up now and I don’t see anything else unusual. My Apache and php versions are the same as yours (no problem there). I am disappointed the current theme uses @import for your style sheet, but I imagine with all the themes you’ve tested that can’t always be the case. (For reference, I recommend a link, it gets more precedence, e.g.; <link rel="stylesheet" title="supposedly_clean" href="<?php bloginfo('stylesheet_url'); ?>" type="text/css" media="all" /> ).
The only other thing I can suggest is having http://install4free.wordpress.com/ do a new install. If they run across the same issue they will have the access necessary to troubleshoot/address it.
