jonimueller
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Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: how come ?Ah, I hadn’t planned to have that for dinner. Pass the orange sauce, please!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Real Estate plugin releasedSweet. I’m going to check it out. I belong to a web design group and there are cries for this kind of thing on a nearly weekly basis.
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: >> Individual design pagesIt doesn’t sound to me like you know the first thing about how WP works. If you did, you wouldn’t be asking the question you are asking or using the terms you are using. LEARN the program first before you unleash your code on unsuspecting users. Wallpapers? Images? If I want to swap out images in my design, I do it through a stylesheet; if I want certain design elements on certain pages, I do so using a conditional statement.
This is the answer to a question no one asked, IMHO.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: database out of dateDid you disable that plugin, or better yet, delete its folder from your /plugins folder? Doing either of those might restore your blog to its pre-bad plugin condition.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: PLS HELP:Read up on CSS and the template heirarchy and conditional WP statements. It will be a long, brutal process. Or .. go to the WP Pro forum and solicit paid help.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: how come ?First of all, I hope English is your second language because you are as incoherent as can be.
Second of all, NOWHERE in the upgrade instructions, either the short version or the extended version, does it tell you to empty or delete any database.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Upgrading_WordPress_ExtendedShow me in that link above where you got that notion.
You just hosed your database, and that contained your WP guts. The bottom line is for whatever reason, you didn’t follow the upgrade instructions to the letter.
Unless you thought to make a backup of that *.SQL file, you are out of gas.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Yet another htaccess questionYou need to create an empty file with a text editor (Microsoft Word is NOT a text editor). If the text editor forces you to do so, name it htaccess.txt. Then FTP it up to your WP root and change its name if necessary. It should have permissions of 666 just long enough for WP to write to it. Then change the permissions back to 644. I thought you’d already created such a file, but maybe I misunderstood you. In any event, the file should be blank/empty and you should just let WP write its content there. What I mean is, upload the empty file, change its name to
.htaccessif necessary, CHMOD it to 666, go to your WP dashboard and turn on permalinks, then CHMOD the .htaccess file back to 644.Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Install/config must have gone wrongIt is! And frustrating too, I bet. Who is your web host and what kind of back end do they have? I’m only familiar with Plesk and cPanel.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: CSS file?You’re making it waaaaay harder than it has to be. Just upload the theme folder to the theme folder in your WP. Use an FTP program (Filezilla, Cute FTP, WS-FTP, etc.) to do so.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: I have created a Theme , Please Help me please“when I am trying it” It? What it? The theme? A plugin?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Help I was able to upload pictures until recently.Req. post be moved to appropriate section. 🙂
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: bottom border for each instance of php the_dateDid you create the wrapper division in your stylesheet (and add it to your template) and apply border styling to it and REMOVE the border styling from the .postdate class?
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: bottom border for each instance of php the_dateTry:
text-align: right !important;Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Install/config must have gone wrongOnce you add the new user, you have to add the user to the database. Not just MySQL, you have to CONNECT the user to that newly created database. Just the act of creating the user is not enough.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Can this be done in WordPress? – New SiteCreate a WordPress “Page” that will be your home page. In settings, you can tell WP to use a specific page as your home page. Use widgets to drop in the latest X number of posts (it will display them in a list of clickable titles). Or you can create a certain category and tell WP to pull the latest X number of posts from that category (I usually use just one) and plop that on the front page. Or simplest yet use the feed widget to pull in the latest X number of entries from the blog.
Make sense?