Hax

mmmmmmm are you talking about registration to your blog trough the admin area. it already does it by default. it send the user the password to the registrar email to confirm that it is a valid email. and it should sent and email to set on setting > general > email address

Not sure exactly what functionally do you want.

well without really having a link to your site and looking at your code it looks like a javascript issue where the js is not loading or you have css overwritting css or the plugin styles are not loading.

Without having access to your html is hard to tell.

this should be it <?php get_calendar() ?>

in your styles.css add the following style to remove the border

input.csub { border:none 0px}

or if you want to use an alternative to use the image as button try using a regular type=”submit” with the classs csub and the style(css):

input.csub {
  background:#FFF url(URLTOYOURIMAGE) no-repeat 50% 50%;
  border:none 0px
 }

I didn’t actully test it but it should work

yes it looks like that there is a problem with the plugin “wp-postratings” try to contact the developer and see if they can fix it.

for the moment I recommend removing the plugin or see if you can find a similar plugin that you can use

or you have to open the plugin file and replace the code :

add_action('loop_start', 'get_comment_authors_ratings');
function get_comment_authors_ratings() {
	global $wpdb, $post, $comment_authors_ratings;
	$comment_authors_ratings = array();
    if($post->ID) {
		$comment_authors_ratings_results = $wpdb->get_results("SELECT rating_username, rating_rating, rating_ip FROM $wpdb->ratings WHERE rating_postid = ".$post->ID);
	}
	if($comment_authors_ratings_results) {
		foreach($comment_authors_ratings_results as $comment_authors_ratings_result) {
			$comment_author = stripslashes($comment_authors_ratings_result->rating_username);
			$comment_authors_ratings[$comment_author] = $comment_authors_ratings_result->rating_rating;
			$comment_authors_ratings[$comment_authors_ratings_result->rating_ip] = $comment_authors_ratings_result->rating_rating;
		}
	}
}

with

add_action('loop_start', 'get_comment_authors_ratings');
function get_comment_authors_ratings() {
	global $wpdb, $post, $comment_authors_ratings;
	if(!is_feed() && !is_admin()) {
		$comment_authors_ratings = array();
		if($post->ID) {
			$comment_authors_ratings_results = $wpdb->get_results("SELECT rating_username, rating_rating, rating_ip FROM $wpdb->ratings WHERE rating_postid = ".$post->ID);
		}
		if($comment_authors_ratings_results) {
			foreach($comment_authors_ratings_results as $comment_authors_ratings_result) {
				$comment_author = stripslashes($comment_authors_ratings_result->rating_username);
				$comment_authors_ratings[$comment_author] = $comment_authors_ratings_result->rating_rating;
				$comment_authors_ratings[$comment_authors_ratings_result->rating_ip] = $comment_authors_ratings_result->rating_rating;
			}
		}
	}
}

Plugins: I not sure what you mean by Google indexing but for experience you have to disable all and test one by one.

Is your theme using the “the_excerpt()” function because if is not it may be the themes that you are trying to use that are not set up to use the excerpt.

How much php do you know?

To be able to help you we need a bit more information:

was it working fine? Did you install any new plug-ins? Changed your settings? Changed your user?