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BackY,

Can you elaborate on the second question a little more. What are you expecting to happen here?

amiekindall,

Just to be sure, you did read this before updating: http://wordpress.org/news/2011/07/are-you-ready-for-wordpress-3-2/

As of 3.2, you’ll need to be running PHP 5.2.4 and MySQL 5.0. As we mentioned almost a year ago when we announced that this change was coming, the percentage of people running older versions of PHP and MySQL is relatively low. With more than 45 million people using WordPress, though, even a small percentage can mean a lot of people! Don’t caught with your pants dashboard down — make sure you’re running compatible versions of PHP and MySQL before you update tomorrow when WordPress 3.2 is released.

Log in to your hosting account, and check to make sure you have at least PHP 5.2.4 and MySQL 5.0. Most of the major hosts already default to these or newer versions, but there are some exceptions. Check to see which versions you are running, and if you’re still on an older version, it should be as simple as changing a dropdown menu and clicking Save to get up to date.

If you don’t know how to find this information in your hosting account or you don’t even know how to access your hosting control panel because someone else manages that for you, don’t fret. You can find out if you’re ready for 3.2 with the Health Check plugin. In your dashboard, go to Plugins → Add New and search for “health check” (it should be the first result). Install it, activate it, and it will tell you if you need to update anything.

omgitsdev,

Without access to VMWare I won’t be able to check this until Monday, but are the images completely missing or is something else going on?

Just from looking at the code I would suggest moving the social media section “header_right” after “logo_img” like so:

<div id="headerwrap">
 <div id="logo_img"></div> /* this is the left side */
 <div id="header_right"></div> /* this is the right side */
</div>

Now be sure to float both of these styles left and adjust the widths to true image widths so they fit on the same line, using margin to adjust the spacing between and around them.

Jasong959,

On the post page change the permalink. This appears just under the post title. When saving the post it is auto generated, then when altering the title this needs to be updated as well.

Firdausz90,

Can you elaborate on this?

omgitsdev,

Without having looked at this in IE it might be related to the opacity of .07 used on the icons.

HolySinner1,

Are the images being placed in posts? What exactly do you mean?

PlainColtrane,

This question should be directed toward the NextGen Gallery website or via the plugin’s page.