Harry

Cool, mark this as resolved if you’re happy the problem is fixed. It’s the drop down in the right sidebar of this thread.

Good luck in the future!

Try your header.php in your theme.

Ideally put it directly after this line:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="<?php bloginfo('stylesheet_url'); ?> " type="text/css" />

Create ie.css in the same directory where style.css exists.

You will need to copy over your content, and your theme, and then get GoDaddy to re-point your domain to your newly hosted WordPress.com blog. You’ll need to raise a support ticket with them for this.

Dia Dhuit,

It’s saying that the following file doesn’t exist on the server. Check to see if it’s there in the folder. If not, check the file permission, sometimes if you’ve moved files, the permissions are sometimes changed so that they are not visible on the web server.

http://www.blarneyphotographyclub.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/banner-head-1-copy1.gif

Can you create that file? Manually and put it in that folder above?

Hope that’s it and it helps.

Harry

See my previous comment, I have taken a look through your code and that’s the only difference I can make out.

Find the first image and see how that was added.

Ignore the winter writer suggestion.

Either:

<?php if ( is_user_logged_in() ) {
global $display_name;
get_currentuserinfo();
echo 'Welcome' . $display_name;
 } else {
wp_register();
}
?>

Or:

<?php
      if ( is_user_logged_in() ) {
      global $current_user;
      get_currentuserinfo();

      echo 'Welcome ' . $current_user->display_name . "\n";
      }
      else {
      wp_register();
      }
?>

If you use $current_user as the global variable, you can access all the info using the methods (i.e. user_login, display_name below this).

Other than that you can declare the globals individually as you have in your example, but they must be the same as the ones available in the currentuserinfo function.

It explains this on this link which I posted previously. Spend sometime reading and understanding the differences between the two explanations.

http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_currentuserinfo#Default_Usage

Brilliant.

No worries, all the best. Mark as resolved if you’re happy this is fixed.

Hi radiofranky,

There is http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_get_archives in which you can specify ‘yearly’

I also wrote a function to give better control and to display it in a different way, as I wanted to create an accordion menu of posts by year (so I could show the latest year, and hide the rest but allow them to slide out on click). As well highlighting and showing posts from only the current year.

I pasted the code here http://pastebin.com/41QLxMT0 for anyone to use. Just place it in your functions.php file in your theme.

To invoke use the following:

edge_subcat_posts_monthly($post->ID, 24);

Where $post->ID is the current post (I use this as I put this in the sidebar of single posts), and ’24’ in this instance is the category.

Hope this helps out.
Har