jthusgaard

Hi

I got a mail from my webhotel.
The server have been hacked. And they will restore. That was the news of yesterday.

The news of today is that my sites have been defaced again. It is not due to holes in WP but simply bad server security.

As soon as all of my sites are ok again, and my webhotel has restored to the point that they seem fit. I’ll update all my sites to 2.0.4.

J;-)

WOW that is a cool plugin.

I’ll use it on at least 2 more sites.
Thanks a lot.

j;-)

I may have found a passable solution: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/49458?replies=3 I’ll test it later today!

this is from the GPSvisualizer FAQ:

Q. How can I save my Google Map to my desktop or my own Web site?

A. When GPS Visualizer creates a Google Map, it uses a “Google Maps API key” that is unique to gpsvisualizer.com; files created with that key can only be viewed while they are on this site. However, getting an API key is free, so if you want to put a saved map on your own site, you can sign up for your own key and replace my key with yours in the HTML source. Just edit the line that looks like this:

http://maps.google.com/maps?v=2&file=api&key=%5Blong_string_of_randomness%5D

If you just want to save the map on your computer’s hard drive and view it “locally,” it seems that this isn’t a problem at all with version 2 of the Google Maps API. (In version 1, you had to jump through an extra hoop or two to do so.)

But I don’t know what that means…… 😉

J;-)

Hi guys.

It was another site. I’m sorry that I havn’t responded earlier. I’ve been busy making budget for the house I live in.

The page was baby.gjesager.dk

It was because we changed the concept, and don’t want a transparent header anymore.

I found out that by changing things in the CSS, from white to transparent I got some effect. When the header is transparent the sidebar is shorter than the content.

So my wife changed her mind and the header is no longer transparent. So I just need to adjust the side paddings.

Thank you very much for being here even though I were not.

J;-)

where do I put the: <?php wp_list_cats(‘arguments’); ?>

when I send an e-mail. And then go an run: http://d190741.u27.surftown.dk/wp-mail.php the text with danish chars show up correct. But when I load the page they are off! So I know that WP can recive and display the chars. But just not in the posts, is this still due to utf-8??