dougnbr

May you live to be 1000 years old sir 🙂

I had the same problem, that fixed it!!

I fixed my problem, by inserting the following code just before the call to wp_update_post.

global $allowedposttags;
$allowedposttags['div'] = array('align' => array (), 'class' => array (), 'id' => array (), 'dir' => array (), 'lang' => array(), 'style' => array (), 'xml:lang' => array() );
$allowedposttags['iframe'] = array('src' => array () );

Thanks again Mark, you saved me a lot of time!

What directory is it uploading the images to? Maybe the permissions got changed on the directory somehow.

Maybe try uploading with FTP, see if that works.

Not sure this is what you had in mind, but using your example with custom fields, just add an ‘if’, so that if the sidebar custom field == ‘none’, then don’t display any sidebar…

<?php $sidebar = get_post_meta($post->ID, "sidebar", true);
if ($sidebar != 'none'){
 get_sidebar($sidebar);
}
?>

I’m not exactly sure what you’re looking for but essentially what you need to edit are the “theme” files. To start with:

header.php
index.php
footer.php
style.css

header.php is where you put all the html header info.
index.php is where the main body of the webpage goes (the “loop”)
footer.php finishes up the page
style.css is the style sheet for the page

Hopefully you’re not trying to write a theme from scratch, but if you are, start with one of the existing basic themes that comes with the WordPress installation “Classic” and “Default” and modify it. Good luck!

It’s not clear from your post whether you’ve installed WordPress on your site yet. If not, try this link:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Installing_WordPress

Because WordPress is so popular, your web host has probably made installing WordPress even simpler. You might try googling “WordPress” and your “host name” (for example: WordPress Godaddy) and see what comes up.

Doug

It’s a problem with Wpautop not your style info. esmi is right in that it has something to do with blank lines confusing the Wpautop algorithm.

Excerpt from a blog article I wrote on the problem some time ago…

If you have extra </p>, that you didn’t put in your post, try removing any extra spaces at the end of a line, or combine two lines into one larger line, or if all else fails try googling “wpautop paragraph bug”, etc…

There is also a way to remove wpautop, but then you need to write your post in xhtml, so it’s a trade-off.

Like eric said, “It’s loading pretty slow”

To speed things up you might try limiting the number of blog posts on the front page to 5 or so, and/or use the more tag.