digitalnature

Unless you changed them, no.
You say this started happening after you switched to a different theme – can you post a link to that theme so we can test it?

This is quite weird, it seems you have a plugin that’s removing the layout type CSS class added by the theme on the body tag 🙂

The theme hook looks like it’s working because I see other theme classes, but not that one. Can you disable all plugins, then enable them back one by one to see if a plugin is doing this?

You should post 3.x-related questions on the official support forum. Wp.org hosts only 2.x

Anyway, read this:
http://digitalnature.eu/docs/adding-or-changing-menus

Either create a custom menu and assign it to “Main menu”, or force the fallback to ‘categoryMenu’

here:

<?php
function my_ads_after(){
  global $wp_query;
  if(is_home() && ($wp_query->current_post+1 == 1)) echo do_shortcode('[ad code=2]');
}
function my_ads_before(){
  global $wp_query;
  if(is_home() && ($wp_query->current_post+1 == 1)) echo do_shortcode('[ad code=3]');
}
add_action('mystique_after_post', 'my_ads_after');
add_action('mystique_before_post', 'my_ads_before');
?>

be careful when using that option. only use it if you know for sure that the code works. you need some basic php knowledge for that…

after the last “}”, add a new line (before ?>)

it’s your ‘facebook status’ widget. some error in it stops the page from loading further…

advanced > user functions:

function insert_post_ads($content){
  $content .= do_shortcode("[ad code=4 align=center]");
  return $content;
}
if(is_single() || is_page()){
  add_filter('the_content', 'insert_post_ads', 4);
  add_filter('get_the_excerpt', create_function('','remove_filter("the_content", "insert_post_ads", 6); return;'), 5);
}