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Did you try editing the page on the full edit panel? There should be an option on the right hand side called ‘Publish’ that lets you change the status of the page.

You should check your wp-config.php file to make sure that your db details are correct.
HTTP – 500 Internal Server Error is likely to be caused by .htaccess. Try backing up that file and temporarily deleting it from the server.

And mrloo, I don’t hink you lost your blog posts, you should still have access to the database from your cpanel, and be able to recover them from there.

Best,
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The cornes are 4 separate images, so they shrink and expand automatically according to how much content you have, so I don’t see it as being a problem.

Regards,

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Opening http://airfoolers.com/wp-content/themes/airfoolers/airfoolers/images/bgimage/rotate.php, I can see images being displayed. What is happening is that the file is returning the image and not it’s url ( which is what you need). You can use that in an image tag in your html. Like so:

<img src=”http://airfoolers.com/wp-content/themes/airfoolers/airfoolers/images/bgimage/rotate.php”&gt;

To use it in a stylesheet, you would need to modify the code, eliminating the image mime type so the file echos a url rather than return the image.

Try catching it with php in the header.php of your theme, like so:

<?php if ($_GET[‘template’]==’template1′)
//load stylesheet1.css
elseif($_GET[‘template’]==’template2′)
//load stylesheet2.css

?>