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Your config file only knows what you put in…you will need to contact your host to see what the hostname is…often, it’s localhost, but several hosts use a different name/ip.

Have you tried enabling accessability mode?

In the widgets admin area, upper-right, click Screen Options, then Upper-Left, click enable accessability mode.

If you want a powerful forum and a clean integration with WordPress, I would suggest taking a look at this:

http://simplepressforum.com/

If you need a visual, see the following video on how to move from your server to XAMPP on your local computer…just reverse the process to get it back on you server.

http://educhalk.org/blog/?p=157

Could you give me some pointers on how to move the new graphic up a little bit?

The graphic is up about as far as it will go…the white at the top is part of the graphic. If you haven’t already view them, the following videos on editing Kubrick may help.

http://educhalk.org/blog/?p=137

See the second video at the following link.

http://educhalk.org/blog/?p=91

Also, if you have WP 2.7 or later, you can install plugins directly from the WP admin.

1. You could dump just the comments table and get a pretty clean result.

2. Correct…the attachments are stored in the uploads directory…the db just stores info to relate these to the posts, pages, media, locations. If you backup the uploads directory, then you have all your “files”. If you want to know which posts/pages they are associated with, then installing (copying) you install on a local machine would do the trick.

See the following videos for creating a local copy of your blog using XAMPP.

http://educhalk.org/blog/?tag=xampp

See if the following video helps you troubleshoot the problem:

http://educhalk.org/blog/?p=148