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I went to the link but not sure how to go about using it.
The easiest way to install a theme, (from the WordPress site) is directly from your dashboard. Go to Appearance > Add New Themes > Search for the theme that you want and install from there. OR –
You’ll need to load a theme onto your hard drive, leave it zipped. Use your ftp service (your host should have sent you an email to provide you with the info on how to access your site files through an ftp – files transfer protocol).
Then you would install the theme through the ftp, and be sure you install it in the correct theme directory:
wp-content/themes/yourthemehere
Also, keep in mind that you want to be cautious when choosing a theme to ensure it does not contain malicious codes. Take a look at this thread:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/384389?replies=3
The sticky thread at the top of this forum section.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Problem with default (Kubrick) theme & My Link Order pluginHi klinch,
I had the same error message from the same line with the default theme. Not sure if this may be your same reason for the error, but you might want to reinstall the theme, but be sure you grab it from WP version 2.9.2. My issues is that I reinstalled it from the theme directory, which apparently is for 3.0. Take a look at this post:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/384580?replies=3
Reinstall the default theme, but be sure to grab it from 2.9.2, not from the theme directory.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Fatal error: Call to undefined function WP Default ThemeThank you Esmi,
Yes, you were correct. I had accidentally deleted the WP Default theme, and rather than grabbing a copy of it from the 2.9.1 files, I took it from the url I provided above. Replacing that with the correct one eliminated the header error I was getting. It now has the same code on line 41 as what you showed.One problem down, but still others to resolve.
THANK YOU ESMI!Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expectingHappy to hear you got it resolved, and your blog looks good! 🙂 If you come back to this thread, there’s a box in the right sidebar where you can select that you got it [resolved].
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Post title problemDon’t see a link to your site, but did you attempt to select your desired permalink structure from the admin area and then save it? Go to:
Settings > Permalinks > Select your desired permalink structure and save it. Do this even if you already have since something may have interfered with your saved selection.If that does not fix your permalinks, you may have an issue from a problematic plugin and/or your template. To determine where the problem is coming from disable all your plugins until you determine which one is causing the problem. Also, revert back to the default WP theme and see if that fixes it, if it’s a theme issue.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Robots.txtOkay, trying one more time here…
I have a ‘virtual’ robots.txt file, (generated from the Google sitemaps pluin). But, I don’t see any way to modify the robots.txt since it’s virtual.
Can I therefore use this plugin to create the robots.txt changes I need, without it conflicting with the existing ‘virtual’ robots.txt file?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Tag Cloud problemsI’m not sure if my current theme is compatible. This widget issue seems to be the only glitch. I haven’t updated all of my plugins yet. I’m going to try that next & see what happens.
You may need to not only deactivate the theme, but possibly delete it from your files if it’s the theme that’s causing the issue. Also, if your plugins were active when you did the upgrade, that could have caused the issue. Hopefully once you get those things deactivated you can find the cause of the problem.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: all post and pages disappeared.You might want to read this about moving your blog url:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Moving_WordPressForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Google Sitemap GeneratorJust Football,
The answer to your question is above:in your WordPress directory (that’s where the wp-config.php is)
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: TinyMCE Editor Icons MissingDo you have java script disabled with your browser?
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In reply to: Cannot login to admin, account now found, incorrect passwordzazinteractive,
Maybe you’ll have to reinstall admin files? But again, did you check to make sure you don’t have any rogue users in your database with admin access, that may have changed your password? Also try to revert back to the WP default theme from your ftp.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to allow anyone to write posts on my blogYou might want to consider looking into BuddyPress and WordPressMU
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In reply to: Robots.txtWould I then have to delete the virtual robot.txt file to create one that can be optimized? If so, where do I find the code to delete it? In the sitemap plugin???
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Tag Cloud problemsAlthough your problem seems to be only in the admin area, and not so much on the front end, did you try reverting to the default template, saving that and then seeing if you can access the widgets? The reason I ask is after I upgraded I had a problem with accessing my widgets in the admin panel until after I deactivated the theme I was trying out. Then the widgets righted themselves thereafter. Also, is your current theme compatible with the 2.9.2 version of WP?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Cannot login to admin, account now found, incorrect passwordMy guess is that when you deleted some of the plugins, there are still some of the codes in the database, and/or one of the plugins possibly left some files somewhere else on your site, outside of the plugin folder. Did you also temporarily disable your WP cache and then re-activate it?