immortalplan

Ok, here is a weird problem that may be related.

When I imported my blogger site, all the tags from that site were automatically assigned as categories. I did not want these as categories, but as tags. So, I used the category to tag converter option.

After that point the weird stuff stated happening. If I change the name of a tag and there is a category of the same name (even if I delete the tag and category and make new ones) the category name will change to reflect the change in the tag name (For example: if I change the tag “Rant” to “rant”, the category named “Rant” will also change to “rant”.

This DOES NOT happen on my test site. I can change a tag capitalization without the category of the same name changing.

At this point I don’t know what to do except completely wipe the content and re-import and NOT use the category to tag converter.

Please, any ideas before I wipe hours of re-categorization and tagging! I really don’t know what else to do at this point – and this idea isn’t a guarantee….

* Tried deactivating all plug-ins, no fix.
* Tried a re-install under the Tools-Upgrade section.
* I even did a repair database tables, in phpMyAdmin
* Different -yet similar enough to compare- templates have the same problem.

All I can figure is something got pooched on the import from blogger, but I have no idea how to drill down to the problem.

Still searching……

Still having problems trying to fix what you said I needed to fix. I don’t quite understand what you are saying. Let me explain more….

I am using the Original Premium News template from Woo Themes (free template – no support). The recipe and research categories are the same template, not different. So, I am assuming I need to edit a *.php file somewhere, but I have gone through those files, and I can’t find any obvious div problems (but I am functioning off a sleep deficit right now). There could be an issue with the footer.php since there are 2 extra </div> and not open div’s.

<div class="fix"></div>

	</div><!--/columns -->

	<div id="footer">
		<p><span class="fl"><?php _e('Copyright',woothemes); ?> &copy; <a href="<?php echo get_option('home'); ?>/"><?php bloginfo('name'); ?></a>.</span><span class="fr"><a href="http://www.woothemes.com">Original News Theme</a> <?php _e('by',woothemes); ?> <a href="http://www.woothemes.com" title="WooThemes - Premium WordPress Themes"><img src="<?php bloginfo('template_directory'); ?>/images/woothemes.png" alt="WooThemes - Premium WordPress Themes" /></a>.</span></p>
	</div><!--/footer -->
</div><!--/page -->
<?php wp_footer(); ?>

</body>
</html>

I may confused here, but the sidebar problem under the research category seems to be a column related issue (messed up div somewhere), while the problem I see under recipes seems like a different div problem.

I have seem this problem also happen when I click on the “Kaleidoscopic CR Blog” menu category too, but I have to click on older posts to see the error occur. So, the error is pervasive throughout the site, but it doesn’t occur in an obvious predictable fashion.

Sorry if I am misunderstanding your answer, maybe you could be more specific for me? 🙂