ColdForged

That won’t do it, tarpon, they have to be in a directory in the themes directory. The code searches for directories in the themes directory, then searches each of those directories for the stylesheet (style.css). If it finds that file in a directory, it’s considered a Theme.

I would make sure that your web server has read and execute permission on all of those theme folders.

The base 1.5 Strayhorn code had a bug where if you had no moderation keys listed it would ignore the whitelist settings. You can either upgrade to a more recent nightly if you’re brave, or define some words in your moderation keys list.

Dunno… what template are you using and what’s in that template’s “single.php” equivalent?

First, you need the RunPHP plugin. Then you need to turn off the option that tells WordPress to correct invalid nested XHTML.

Set the email one and change your options to use the advanced controls. Due to a typo, it should act like you want :D. At least it does in my 1.2.2 sandbox. Note that you have to set the option to use advanced controls in the options page, then click on the Write link… clicking on the “Advanced Controls >>” button on the simple write page won’t do it.

Yes. You need to replace the text in singlequotes with what your database setup is. Like so:

<?php
// ** MySQL settings ** //
define(‘DB_NAME’, ‘thatguyjeff_db’);
define(‘DB_USER’, ‘thatguyjeff’);
define(‘DB_PASSWORD’, ‘******’);