I have same problem.
Anyone with a solution?
I don’t know if you all have solved this yet, but I do know that I didn’t get an email regarding this issue from either of you. It’s always recommended that if you have a problem with a particular theme that you contact the theme designer – which would be me. I only happened to find this just now because I’m actually working on the theme at this very moment to upgrade it for 2.3.x.
So, I actually got a report on this yesterday from someone who emailed me on it, and I’m working to figure it out. I know it has something to do with the functions.php file – but I haven’t been able to track down the exact thing that’s causing it (that’s what I’m working on right now). It *also* has something to do with how your host has PHP set up on your server – so not everyone using my theme will have this issue – only those of you who are not allotted enough memory (for something – I can’t remember off the top of my head what it is…I’ll come back when I dig it up). I know it’s difficult for *me* to track it down, because I can’t replicate the error – I have three different servers to test on, and none of them have this issue (but one of them I *can* edit the Apache/PHP files to try and replicate it – which is what I’m getting ready to do right now.)
So for right now, you have two options: the first, I can’t remember what it is LOL – but it’ll require you to contact your host and ask for something in regards to your memory limit (and/or setting one – this seems to happen when a particular thing isn’t even set with a limit, or if the limit is set too low).
The second option – if you can live with it – is something you can do yourself. Open up your functions.php file (in a PLAIN TEXT EDITOR please!), and clear it out. Or just delete it. However, if you want the theme to remain widgetized, then you’ll want to clean out everything *except* the section for widgets (which I have marked with /*widgets!*/ at the beginning and /* end widget stuff*/ at the end. I would also ask, please, the you keep my credit link in there as well – it’s just six lines, starting with “function bb_credit() {” and ending with “add_action(‘wp_footer’, ‘bb_credit’);” – that would be very much appreciated.
Everything else in all honesty, is just gravy. When you delete everything, you will remove the capability of being updated when I update the theme (but I’m removing that anyway), and the “Options” page to change the theme colors will be removed. You can still change the colors manually by editing the path to your stylesheet in the header.php file, from the default to whatever color it is you want to use. (The dropdown in the options page only made it automatic.)
So there’s a quick fix for you. I’m hoping to have the issue resolved this weekend, but we’ll see. I’ll keep you posted.
